Can I install TapCub with Google Tag Manager?

Create the tag

1. Copy the snippet. Copy your snippet from Web analyticsConfigurationSDK code. It already contains your site key and looks like this:

   <script defer src="https://static.pathclue.com/client.js" data-site="YOUR_SITE_KEY"></script>

2. In GTM, create a new tag of type Custom HTML. Paste the snippet unchanged. TapCub reads its settings from the data- attributes on the tag, so keep them.
3. Set the trigger to All Pages. One trigger is enough. Do not add a History Change trigger: the script already sends a pageview when the URL changes, and a second copy would be ignored anyway.
4. Preview, then publish. Check the tag fires in Preview mode, then submit and publish the container. Nothing reaches your live site until you publish.

Consent triggers and blockers

If you attach the tag to a consent trigger, it only fires after a visitor accepts, so visitors who decline are not counted. TapCub’s default collection stores nothing in the browser; decide with your own legal advice whether it needs that gate.

Tags in GTM load after the container, so an extension that blocks GTM also blocks TapCub. Pasting the snippet directly into the page head, as in the HTML guide, avoids that dependency.

Confirm it works

After publishing, open the site in a normal browser window and watch Web analyticsRealtime. GTM Preview mode is a real visit, so it is counted too. If nothing appears, check that data is arriving.