Notes on server-side tagging

Comparisons, guides and product news from the Connectify team.

Connectify vs Stape: server-side GTM that never pauses your tracking

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October 11, 2026

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Connectify vs Stape: server-side GTM that never pauses your tracking

Compare Connectify and Stape for server-side Google Tag Manager. EU hosting as standard, tracking that keeps running above your plan, and support in Dutch and English.

Cas van der Zee

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Connectify vs Stape: server-side GTM that never pauses your tracking

Compare Connectify and Stape for server-side Google Tag Manager. EU hosting as standard, tracking that keeps running above your plan, and support in Dutch and English.

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Connectify vs Google Cloud: server-side GTM without running a cloud environment

Google Tag Manager can deploy a server-side container straight to Google Cloud Run. So why use Connectify instead of Google’s own infrastructure? Because deploying a server is the easy part. Keeping it reliable, up to date and affordable on live traffic is the actual work. Connectify takes that work off your hands, and you keep working in Google Tag Manager exactly as you do now.

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Connectify vs Addingwell: managed server-side GTM without the €90 entry price

Connectify and Addingwell both take the infrastructure behind server-side Google Tag Manager off your hands. You get managed hosting, your own first-party tracking domain and protection against ad blockers with both. The difference is what you pay to get there. Addingwell’s paid plans start at €90 a month. Connectify starts at €17.95.

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Connectify vs TAGGRS: server-side GTM that keeps sending your data

Connectify and TAGGRS are both Dutch platforms for server-side Google Tag Manager. Both run your server container on your own first-party subdomain, hosted in Europe, with protection against ad blockers. There are two differences that decide it for most businesses: what happens when you hit your limit, and what you pay per tier.