Convertmax vs Machete

Convertmax connects your site to Convertmax so you can capture user activity and conversion events. Features: Add your Convertmax public API key from WordPress admin. Keep tracking disabled until explicitly enabled by a site admin. Require visitor consent before tracking (via wp_has_consent( 'statistics' )). Track on-site search events. Optionally disable tracking for logged-in administrators. Track supported form submissions for Contact Form 7, WPForms, and Formidable Forms. Tested compatible with WordPress 5.8 through 7.0. After activation, go to Convertmax > General Options to configure your API key and tracking preferences. Source code: GitHub repository Unminified JavaScript source is included in this plugin at js/cm.js Minified production build is included at js/cm_v2.min.js Development Notes The distributed SDK files included with this plugin are: js/cm.js – human-readable source js/cm_v2.min.js – minified production build Privacy This plugin is intended to send analytics/conversion events to Convertmax after configuration. When tracking is enabled and consent requirements are met, the plugin may send: Page metadata (page ID, title, URL path, post type). Search query text and result counts (if enabled). Form submission-related metadata for supported forms (if enabled). Commerce event data for WooCommerce actions (add-to-cart and completed purchase events), including order/product details. Site owners are responsible for: Obtaining any required user consent. Maintaining a compliant privacy policy. Configuring tracking features according to local legal requirements.

Machete is a simple suite of tools that solves common WordPress annoyances using as few resources as possible. Machete doesn’t cover every single use case, but there is a huge amount of sites that would require less plugins if they used Machete. All Machete tools have two things in common: they solve problems faced by many web developers and they do it using as few server resources as possible. So far, Machete includes the following tools: WordPress Optimization WordPress places a lot of code inside the tag just to keep backward compatibility or to enable optional features. You can disable most of it and save some time from each page request while making your installation safer. Cookies & GDPR Warning We know you hate cookie warning bars. Well, this is the least hateable cookie bar you’ll find. It is really light, doesn’t affect your PageSpeed score and plays well with static cache plugins. Analytics and custom code You don’t need a zillion plugins to perform easy tasks like inserting a verification meta tag (Google Search Console, Bing, Pinterest), a json-ld snippet or a custom stylesheet (Google Fonts, Print Styles, accessibility tweaks…). The Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager tracking codes are PageSpeed optimized, GPDR friendly. Maintenance mode The maintenance mode that ships with WordPress is just a basic lock-down that is activated whenever you do a major update. With machete Maintenance Mode you can hide your unfinished page from visitors and search engines, give your clients a secure temporary access and lock your site without affecting your SEO. Post & Page cloner Adds a “duplicate” link to post, page and most post types lists. Also adds “copy to new draft” function to the post editor. Social Sharing Buttons Social sharing done the Machete way. The icons are made as a custom webfont embedded in a minified CSS file that only weighs 5.8KB. The sharing actions use each platform’s native share URL. WooCommerce Utils WooCommerce was designed to work for every possible use case, but that often leads to unexpected behavior. These simple fixes can improve the WooCommerce user experience by making it behave as clients expect.