Fathom Analytics Conversions for WordPress Plugin Directory

This Fathom Analytics partner plugin makes it easy to enable WordPress forms and pages as Fathom Analytics Events with no code.

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What does this companion plugin do? Makes it easy to track user actions such as form submissions and landing page visits as events in your Fathom Analytics account.

Best of all no technical knowledge is required to implement events on your site.

Key Features

No code event tracking for marketers and website owners

Common form plugins supported

Make any page or post an Event

Synchronized event names between website and analytics

Watch the setup walkthrough

This is not an official Fathom plugin This WordPress plugin “Fathom Conversions” is not part of, or associated with “Fathom Analytics” by Conva Ventures Inc.

⚠️ Warning BETA API in use This plugin uses the Beta Fathom Analytics API, which is still in early access, and subject to changes in the future, this plugin could stop working without warning if updates occur.

Privacy Notices This plugin:

does not track any users

stores plugin settings and event mappings in the WordPress database

sends data to the Fathom Analytics servers – more information can be found on Fathom Analytics website

Demo You can find more information about the plugin, and see a demo and installation instructions on the Fathom Conversions website

Requirements For this to work you will need a paid Fathom Analytics account (get $10 off your first month with this link)

And a supported WordPress plugin listed below installed and active.

Currently supported plugins

Contact Form 7

WPForms & WPForms Pro

Gravity Forms

Ninja Forms & Ninja Forms Pro

Fluent Forms & Fluent Forms Pro

WooCommmerce

For Developers Fathom Analytics Conversions provides hooks and helper functions so that plugin and theme developers can fire Fathom conversion events from their own code.

Quick Start The simplest way to fire a conversion from your plugin:

// Fire a basic conversion event. add_action( 'wp_footer', function() { do_action( 'fac_track_event', 'My Custom Conversion' ); });

// Fire a conversion with a monetary value (in cents, e.g. 1999 = $19.99). add_action( 'wp_footer', function() { do_action( 'fac_track_event', 'Premium Signup', 4999 ); });

The event name you pass here will appear in your Fathom Analytics dashboard. If the event doesn’t exist yet, Fathom will create it automatically on the first fire.

PHP Helper Function You can also call the helper function directly:

/** * fac_track_conversion( string $event_name, int $value = 0 ) * * Outputs a fathom.trackEvent() script tag on the frontend. * Must be called during or before wp_footer output. * * @param string $event_name Event name (shown in Fathom dashboard). * @param int $value Optional. Value in cents. Default 0. */

add_action( 'wp_footer', function() { if ( function_exists( 'fac_track_conversion' ) ) { fac_track_conversion( 'Booking Confirmed', 15000 ); } });

Both methods automatically check that Fathom Analytics is active and respect excluded user roles — you don’t need to add those checks yourself.

Available Filters You can customize event names for built-in integrations using these filters:

fac_woocommerce_order_title — Customize the WooCommerce order event name. Default: “WooCommerce Order”.

fac_login_event_title — Customize the login event name. Default: “WP Login”.

fac_registration_event_title — Customize the registration event name. Default: “WP Registration”.

fac_lost_password_event_title — Customize the lost password event name. Default: “WP Lost Password”.

Example:

add_filter( 'fac_woocommerce_order_title', function( $title ) { return 'Shop Purchase'; });

Adding a Custom Integration to the Settings Page Use these filters and actions to add your own integration checkbox to the plugin’s settings page:

// 1. Add a default option. add_filter( 'fac4wp_global_default_options', function( $defaults ) { $defaults['integrate-my-plugin'] = false; return $defaults; });

// 2. Add a checkbox to the Integration section. add_filter( 'fac4wp_integrate_field_texts', function( $fields ) { $fields['integrate-my-plugin'] = [ 'label' => 'My Plugin', 'description' => 'Track conversions from My Plugin.', 'phase' => 'fac4wp-phase-stable', 'plugin_to_check' => 'my-plugin/my-plugin.php', ]; return $fields; });

// 3. Fire the conversion when your plugin's action completes. add_action( 'wp_footer', function() { $options = get_option( 'fac4wp-options', [] ); if ( ! empty( $options['integrate-my-plugin'] ) && my_plugin_conversion_happened() ) { do_action( 'fac_track_event', 'My Plugin Conversion' ); } });

JavaScript API If you need to fire a Fathom event directly from JavaScript (e.g., after an AJAX action), you can call the Fathom tracking function directly. The Fathom Analytics script exposes a global fathom object:

// Basic event fathom.trackEvent('My JS Event');

// Event with monetary value (in cents) fathom.trackEvent('My JS Event', { _value: 1999 });

Note: The fathom object is only available on the frontend when the Fathom Analytics plugin is active and the tracking script has loaded.

Utility Functions These functions are available for checking the plugin state:

is_fac_fathom_analytic_active() — Returns true if Fathom Analytics tracking is active.

fac_fathom_is_excluded_from_tracking() — Returns true if the current user’s role is excluded.

FAC_Options::get( $key ) — Retrieve a specific plugin option value.