GA Google Analytics Pro is the long-running Plugin Planet plugin for installing GA4 across a WordPress site with surgical control. The configuration lives in ga_google_analytics_pro_options, plus per-post overrides in postmeta keys like _ga_google_analytics_pro_disable and _ga_google_analytics_pro_extra. Custom events, role exclusions, and cross-domain hosts all read from those keys.

SleekView Charts reads the same configuration and lets you build chart cards on top: a Number for posts with GA tracking disabled, a Donut for the role exclusion mix, a Bar for which post types carry custom extra tags, an Area for the rate of new overrides added month over month. Each card is a saved query against the live options and postmeta rows, so the dashboard reflects today's tagging picture.

The plugin keeps doing what it does. The tag still fires from the configuration you set, GA4 still receives the events you defined, and SleekView simply gives the editorial and analytics teams a way to see how the tag is actually deployed across the site without scrolling through the plugin settings screen.

GA Google Analytics Pro is the kind of plugin that quietly drifts. A role gets excluded by one team member, an extra event snippet gets dropped on a single post by another, and three months later nobody is sure what is actually being sent to GA4. The settings screen lists every toggle but never adds them up.

SleekView Charts closes that gap by treating the GA Pro options and override postmeta as a real dataset. Analytics leads get a quick view of which roles are excluded and where extra snippets live, editors see the post types and pages with tracking suppressed, and agencies get a saved tag-coverage dashboard per client. The plugin keeps shipping GA4 the way it always did, and the team finally has a way to see what it has been shipping.