How do I connect Google Analytics 4 to Check Cherry?

Google Analytics shows you where your booking traffic comes from and how visitors move through your booking engine. To connect it, Check Cherry just needs your GA4 Measurement ID — the short code that starts with G-. Here's where to find it and how to add it.

Find your Measurement ID

Your Measurement ID lives on your web data stream in Google Analytics. It's shown right at the top of the stream details — you don't need to open the tag instructions or copy any code.

Log into Google Analytics.
Click Admin (the gear icon in the bottom left).
Under your property, click Data Streams.
Click your existing web stream. Your Measurement ID (G-XXXXXXXXXX) is shown at the top of the stream details — copy it.

Don't have a data stream yet? Click Add stream, choose Web, enter your website URL and a stream name, then create it. Your new Measurement ID will appear at the top of the stream details.

Add it to Check Cherry

Manage → Business Settings → Integrations
Go to Integrations.
Find Google Analytics and click Enable.
Paste your Measurement ID (G-XXXXXXXXXX) into the field and save.
Not sure which part to copy? You can paste your whole Google tag instead — Check Cherry will pull out the Measurement ID for you. Either way, the field should end up showing something like G-XXXXXXXXXX.

Confirming it's working

To confirm tracking is live, open one of your booking pages in a private/incognito window, then check the Realtime report in Google Analytics — your visit should show up within a minute or two.

Don't confirm it by viewing your page's source code. While you're signed in to Check Cherry as an owner, admin, or staff member, your tracking tag is hidden on purpose — that keeps your own visits from skewing your analytics. The Realtime report (checked in a signed-out incognito window) is the reliable way to confirm it's working.
Not seeing anything in Realtime? Double-check that the Measurement ID saved in Check Cherry matches the one shown under Admin → Data Streams for your web stream, and that it starts with G-. A single wrong character sends data to the wrong place — or nowhere.

Tracking across your own website too? Your booking pages live on a checkcherry.com subdomain (or your custom domain), separate from your main website. If you want a single Google Analytics property to follow visitors across both, set up cross-domain measurement in Google Analytics.

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Last updated June 22, 2026 13:41