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GTM container health check.

Deep dive into the health of your Google Tag Manager setup. Upload your exported container JSON and discover issues, cleanup opportunities, and legacy tags in seconds — no access to your GTM account required.

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Step-by-step guide

Step 1

Export your container

In Google Tag Manager, go to Admin, then select “Export Container” from the Container column. Choose a version and download the JSON file.

Step 2

Upload and review

Drag the exported JSON into the tool. You'll get a container health score along with a breakdown of issues, cleanup opportunities, and legacy tags worth removing.

What’s next

Containers drift. Tags pile up through team changes, agency handoffs, and quick fixes that never get revisited. Run a health check quarterly — or any time ownership of your measurement changes hands.

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