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7 ready-made GTM container templates to import.

Proven tracking setups from real client projects — for Shopify, WordPress, Calendly, Perspective, lead gen and Consent Mode v2. Pick a template, enter your GA4 and Google Ads IDs in the configurator, and download a finished container. Everything runs locally in your browser.

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Step 1 of 3

Choose your template

Every template is live with real clients — no theoretical constructs.

Any website Popular

LeadGen Container

The complete package for lead-gen sites: form submits, phone, email and WhatsApp clicks — for GA4 and Google Ads.

12 tags · 9 triggersGuide →
Shopify

Shopify Conversion-Tracking

Purchase tracking for GA4 and Google Ads including Enhanced Conversions — prepared for the Shopify checkout setup.

4 tags · 13 variablesGuide →
Perspective

Perspective Funnel

Conversion tracking for Perspective funnels: form submits to GA4 and Google Ads, including Conversion Linker and Enhanced Conversions.

6 tags · 7 variablesGuide →
Any website

Funnel-Step Tracking

Six ready-made GA4 events for multi-step funnels — see exactly where your visitors drop off.

6 tags · 6 triggersGuide →
Calendly

Calendly Tracking

Measures Calendly bookings as GA4 events — including a listener that captures the Calendly events from the iframe.

2 tags · 1 triggerGuide →
WordPress / WooCommerce

WordPress GA4 (GTM4WP)

GA4 e-commerce tracking for WordPress with the GTM4WP plugin — all e-commerce variables set up and ready.

1 tag · 18 variablesGuide →
Webflow & Co.

Consent Mode v2 (Finsweet)

Google Consent Mode v2 with the Finsweet cookie banner — GDPR-compliant consent signals without an expensive CMP subscription.

5 tags · 5 triggersGuide →

The library

What’s inside each template

Every container template is exported 1:1 from a real client project — here’s what’s in it and who it’s for.

Any website Popular Updated: May 2025

LeadGen Container

12 tags · 9 triggers · 5 variables

What’s inside: A GA4 configuration with a generate_lead event, a Google Ads conversion for form submits, click and copy tracking for phone and email, a Conversion Linker, an Enhanced Conversions tag with User-Provided Data and a prepared Microsoft Clarity tag.

Who it’s for: Service businesses and trades with a classic lead-gen page — wherever enquiries come in via form, call or email.

Shopify Updated: March 2024

Shopify Conversion-Tracking

4 tags · 2 triggers · 13 variables

What’s inside: A Google tag for GA4, a Conversion Linker, a Google Ads remarketing tag on view_item and add_to_cart, and an Enhanced Conversion tag on checkout_completed — with ready-made data-layer variables for order ID, revenue, currency and hashed customer data.

Who it’s for: Shopify stores that want GA4 and Google Ads purchase tracking including Enhanced Conversions, wired up via the customer-events setup.

Perspective Updated: September 2023

Perspective Funnel

6 tags · 1 trigger · 7 variables

What’s inside: Google tags for GA4 and Google Ads, a Google Ads conversion plus Enhanced Conversions for Leads (EC4L) on the Perspective “Form Submitted” event, a Conversion Linker and data-layer variables for email, phone and path.

Who it’s for: Anyone running Perspective funnels who wants form submits passed to GA4 and Google Ads — including Enhanced Conversions.

Any website Updated: May 2024

Funnel-Step Tracking

6 tags · 6 triggers

What’s inside: Six GA4 event tags (funnel_step_1 through funnel_step_6) with matching custom-event triggers — one clean event per step to GA4.

Who it’s for: Multi-step funnels and checkouts where you want to see exactly which step visitors drop off at.

Calendly Updated: May 2023

Calendly Tracking

2 tags · 1 trigger · 1 variable

What’s inside: A custom-HTML listener that captures the Calendly events from the iframe via postMessage and writes them into the data layer, plus a GA4 event tag that measures the booking.

Who it’s for: Websites that let visitors book appointments through an embedded Calendly widget and want to measure bookings as a conversion.

WordPress / WooCommerce Updated: January 2024

WordPress GA4 (GTM4WP)

1 tag · 1 trigger · 18 variables

What’s inside: A GA4 e-commerce event tag with 18 ready-made data-layer variables for the GTM4WP plugin: value, currency, coupon, tax, items, transaction ID and hashed order/billing data for Enhanced Conversions.

Who it’s for: WooCommerce stores running the GTM4WP plugin that want GA4 e-commerce without fiddling with variables by hand.

Import in 5 steps

How to import the container into GTM

  1. In Google Tag Manager, go to AdminImport Container.
  2. Select the downloaded JSON file and your workspace.
  3. Under “Choose an import option”, pick “Merge” (not “Overwrite”) — that keeps your existing tags in place.
  4. Quickly check the IDs: if you didn’t enter them in the configurator above, replace the placeholders GTM-XXXXXXX and G-XXXXXXXXXX in the tags now.
  5. Test in preview mode to confirm everything fires — then publish.

Consent Mode v2

Consent Mode v2 is the default, not the exception

The Finsweet template supplies the foundation: the default state of “denied” and the granular consent updates for ad_user_data, ad_personalization, analytics_storage and ad_storage.

The GA4 and Google Ads tags in every other template are Google tags that respect these signals automatically. Recommended flow: import the Finsweet (or your CMP’s) consent template first, then layer the tracking template on top — so you measure GDPR-compliantly without re-wiring anything per tag.

Note: this is no substitute for legal advice.

Why these templates? They come straight from my client projects — tested with over €1M in ad budget. No half-knowledge googled together, but containers that measure conversions every day. Every template is scrubbed to neutral placeholders — no foreign IDs, no client data.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about GTM container templates

What is a GTM container template?

A GTM container template is a JSON file with fully wired tags, triggers and variables that you import into your Google Tag Manager container. Instead of clicking every tag together by hand, you load a proven template — here for lead gen, Shopify, WordPress, Calendly, Perspective or Consent Mode v2 — and just enter your own IDs.

How do I import a GTM container?

Open Google Tag Manager, go to Admin → Import Container, choose the downloaded JSON file and your workspace, and pick the “Merge” option rather than “Overwrite”. That keeps your existing tags and adds the new ones. Then test everything in preview mode before you publish.

Are the templates Consent-Mode-v2-ready and GDPR-compliant?

Consent Mode v2 is the default across this library. The Finsweet template supplies the foundation — the default state of “denied” and the granular updates for ad_user_data, ad_personalization, analytics_storage and ad_storage. The GA4 and Google Ads tags in every other template are Google tags that respect these consent signals automatically. For a fully GDPR-compliant setup you also need a cookie banner with Consent Mode v2. This is no substitute for legal advice.

Can I import the template into an existing container?

Yes. On import, choose “Merge” and, for conflicts, “Rename” or “Overwrite” depending on what you want. Your existing tags stay in place. You enter the placeholder IDs (GTM-XXXXXXX, G-XXXXXXXXXX) either in the configurator beforehand or directly in the tags afterwards.

Is this really free? Where’s the catch?

Completely free, no signup, no catch. The templates come from my real client projects. If you ever need help with the finishing touches, you know where to find me — that’s the whole business model.

Are my IDs sent to a server?

No. The entire personalization runs in your browser. Your Measurement ID and Conversion ID never leave your computer at any point — the finished container file is generated locally.

Which platforms are covered?

Seven cases right now: a universal lead-gen template for any website, Shopify, WooCommerce/WordPress (GTM4WP), Perspective funnels, Calendly, funnel-step tracking, and Consent Mode v2 with the Finsweet banner. Each template has its own step-by-step guide on the blog.

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