Getting started
Go live with one DNS record
Hyper Tracking installs in front of your store as a proxy — no code on your site, no plugin, no downtime. Point your domain at us with a single record and you're tracking within minutes.
How it works
You point your domain at us with one CNAME record. From then on, requests to your site flow through our edge to your existing host and back — your pages load exactly as before, served from wherever they live today. We issue and renew a valid SSL certificate for your domain automatically (Cloudflare-for-SaaS Custom Hostnames), so you don't need a Cloudflare account and there's nothing to install on your site.
On the way through, we read only a short allowlist of advertising signals (see Data & privacy) and pass everything else through untouched. If anything ever goes wrong, requests fall straight back to your origin — the proxy fails open, so your site stays online no matter what.
Prefer to install in your own CDN or app code? An edge module and a backend SDK are on the way. For now the proxy is the way in — and it needs no code.
Set up in five steps
- 1Add your website
Sign in, then enter your store's address and where it's hosted today (like
myshop.myshopify.comoryourstore.vercel.app). - 2Add one DNS record
At your DNS provider, add a single
CNAMErecord pointing atdispatch.hypertracking.io. Per-provider steps are below. - 3Verify
Back in setup, click verify. We check that the record has taken effect — DNS can take a few minutes to propagate.
- 4Your domain secures itself
We provision a valid SSL certificate for your domain automatically — no Cloudflare account, no certificate to buy. This runs in the background and usually finishes in a couple of minutes.
- 5You’re live
Tracking now runs on your own domain. Connect Meta, Google, TikTok, and Stripe, and conversions start flowing back to the ad platforms.
The record to add
It's the same record everywhere — only the field names differ by provider. Name is the part before your domain: use www for www.yourstore.com. Tracking a bare root domain like yourstore.com? See Using a root domain below.
- Type
CNAME- Name
www- Value
dispatch.hypertracking.io
Add the record at your DNS provider
Find your provider below for the exact place to add it and the field names they use. On any other provider, add the same record in your DNS or zone editor.
GoDaddy
Find DNS settings: My Products → your domain → DNS → Manage Zones → Add.
Add a record — Type CNAME, Name www, Value dispatch.hypertracking.io.
Namecheap
Find DNS settings: Domain List → Manage → Advanced DNS → Add New Record → CNAME Record.
Add a record — Type CNAME, Host www, Target dispatch.hypertracking.io.
AWS Route 53
Find DNS settings: Route 53 → Hosted zones → your domain → Create record.
Add a record — Type CNAME, Record name www, Value dispatch.hypertracking.io.
Route 53 Alias records only point at AWS resources, so a bare root domain can't reach us — use the www + redirect pattern below.
Squarespace
Find DNS settings: Domains → your domain → DNS → DNS Settings → Add record.
Add a record — Type CNAME, Host www, Data dispatch.hypertracking.io.
Cloudflare
Find DNS settings: Your domain → DNS → Records → Add record.
Add a record — Type CNAME, Name www, Target dispatch.hypertracking.io.
Set Proxy status to DNS only (grey cloud), not Proxied — proxying hides the record from us and blocks the SSL certificate.
Using a root domain
A bare root domain — yourstore.com with no www — usually can't hold a CNAME at all. That's a DNS rule, not a Hyper Tracking limit. Two ways around it:
Add the record above with Name www, then set a permanent (301) redirect from yourstore.com to www.yourstore.com in your provider's forwarding settings. Keep the full web address in the redirect — that's how ad click IDs like ?fbclid=… survive the hop and sales line up with the right ad. Avoid "forward with masking" or a homepage-only redirect; those drop the tag.
On Cloudflare or DNSimple, CNAME flattening lets you add the record right at the root: Name @, Value dispatch.hypertracking.io — no redirect needed.