The Gateway
Edge server-side tracking that doesn't need a GTM server container. Validation, transformations and alerting built in — so bad data is caught before it reaches your warehouse, not three months later in a dashboard nobody trusts.
We dig into your data until it becomes the thing nobody can copy.
We're a tech-enabled partner, not a body shop. Our own products and AI do the heavy lifting, so you get premium work, fast, at a price you can read in one line.
Edge server-side tracking that doesn't need a GTM server container. Validation, transformations and alerting built in — so bad data is caught before it reaches your warehouse, not three months later in a dashboard nobody trusts.
A tracking plan your engineers will actually implement, wired to the questions your team keeps asking.
We open the hood on your tag manager and hand you the list of what's quietly broken, ranked by what it costs you.
Google Ads and Meta, measured server-side and consent-aware, so your bidding stops guessing.
The Claude stack in your workflows, plus the training that makes your team reach for it on a Tuesday.
From your company story to where you want to be in five years. Your objectives write the plan — we don't arrive with a template and a smile.
You get the plan, the stack, and the price, all on one page. If something in it doesn't earn its place, we cut it before you pay for it.
We set up your Diggy tooling and start shipping. You follow progress and get a deliverable every 24–48h, plus one hour with us a week. Pause whenever you like.
I spent years fixing other people's tracking before building the Gateway to stop the same three problems repeating. Diggy works with a handful of companies a year — you talk to the person doing the work, every week.
A simple philosophy: quality over quantity. Performance and emotion — you need both.
— Founder, DiggyFirst deliverable lands 24–48h after we agree the plan, and there's never more than 48h of silence after that. Big pieces get broken into parts you can review as they land, rather than one reveal at the end of the month.
No. Every module stands alone — take the Gateway on its own, or just the privacy monitoring. The bundle exists because most people end up wanting three of the four, and it's cheaper that way. If your picks add up past the bundle price, we'll tell you to switch.
Our own edge server-side tracking platform. It runs without a GTM server container, validates every event against your schema, transforms what needs transforming, and alerts you the moment something drifts. Bad data gets caught at the door instead of three months later in a dashboard nobody trusts.
Yes — GTM, Adobe Launch, CommandersAct, Tealium and Zaraz are all home turf. We don't rip out what's working. Usually we audit first, fix what's broken, and only then move what deserves to move server-side.
Read-only to start: your tag manager, your analytics, and a look at the warehouse. Write access comes later, scoped to what we're actually changing, on your accounts — never a shared login. Your data stays in your infrastructure; we don't copy it into ours.
The person you talk to. Diggy is a small studio that takes a handful of clients a year — no account manager layer, no juniors learning on your stack, nothing outsourced. Our own tooling and AI do the repetitive parts, which is why a studio this size can move this fast.
Any month, in a message — no retention call, no notice period. Pause and the remaining days of your cycle wait for you. Everything we built is yours and keeps running whether you're subscribed or not.
We'll say so, with the numbers next to it. Digging deep is the job; telling you what we found is the point. You're paying for an answer you can act on, not for agreement.
Tell us what's broken and what you wish you could answer. You'll get a plan and a price, not a discovery-call funnel.