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DCO Insert Analytics Code

By Denis Yanchevskiy

Site Administration & Utilities / URL Redirects & 301 Management

Reviewed by Omar Dabbas

Trusted WordPress expert with 20+ years of experience evaluating plugins for the WP ecosystem.

DCO Insert Analytics Code Review - In-Depth Analysis

Insert analytics code into your WordPress site easily. Place code before </head>, after <body>, or before </body>.

Performance Overview

WPS Score

6.93/10

User Rating

5/5 (based on 8+ reviews)

Active Installations

4,000+

Update Frequency

Below Average It is calculated using the weighted average of same category plugins.

Security Score

1 / 10 (Very Low Risk) It is calculated using the weighted average of all versions.

What It Does

DCO Insert Analytics Code is a WordPress plugin designed for inserting analytics code or any custom code into your site. You can place the code before </head>, after <body>, or before </body> as needed.

After installation and activation, you can easily insert the necessary code through the plugin settings page. The plugin provides options for adding code in three specific locations, allowing for flexible integration of analytics tools.

Additionally, the plugin includes various filters that enable advanced users to customize the behavior of the code insertion, providing more control over how and when the code is executed.

Comparing to Alternatives

DCO Insert Analytics Code stands alone in its category with no close direct alternatives available, making it a unique choice for users needing this functionality.

Top alternatives

Strengths

Simple and functional with a 5-star rating from all users
Compatible with Elementor Page Builder for broad page coverage
Allows precise insertion of code at multiple template locations
Lightweight and easy to use, suitable for beginners
Eliminates the need to edit theme files directly, reducing risk

Weaknesses

Lacks multisite support, which some users have requested
No pro version or advanced features available
Limited to inserting analytics and similar codes only
No direct alternatives to compare feature sets with

User Sentiment Analysis

With a perfect 5-star rating from all 8 reviewers, user sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, highlighting ease of use and functionality.

Positive highlights

'Simple & Functional' - jc123
'Works with the plugin Elementor Page Builder' - Vad
'Allows precise insertion of code at many template locations. Light, simply and works well!' - blmbmj
'Very light plugin that will make editing theme parts unnecessary... Safe! No possibility to break things, can be used by newbies.' - Yui
'Great!' - bobbobbius

Common complaints

Weaknesses

No multisite support
No advanced or premium features

Who Should Use This?

Best for

Users who need a lightweight, simple plugin to insert analytics or verification codes across their site without editing theme files, especially those using page builders like Elementor.

Not ideal for

Users managing multisite networks or those requiring advanced features and premium support may find this plugin lacking.

Pricing & Value

Free version includes

The free version offers all core functionalities needed to insert analytics and verification codes safely and easily.

Final Verdict

DCO Insert Analytics Code is a highly rated, simple, and effective plugin that fulfills its purpose without complications or security concerns. Its unique position without direct alternatives makes it a go-to for users needing straightforward code insertion.

While it lacks multisite support and advanced features, its ease of use and compatibility with popular page builders make it an excellent choice for most users seeking a lightweight solution.

Other Notable Features

Here are a few other notable features of this free DCO Insert Analytics Code plugin.

Analytics

Google Analytics

Yandex Metrica

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FAQ

For correct work plugin your theme must support wp_head action hook and wp_footer action hook.
If you are using plugins for caching you need to clear the cache to apply the changes.