Pixel Checker
Detect Meta / Google pixels on any URL.
Tracking Is Not A Vibe, It Is An Audit Trail
Most tracking issues are not caused by missing pixels. They are caused by pixels loading twice, firing under the wrong ID, or firing on pages nobody thought to check. This tool reads the HTML the way a browser does on first paint and tells you exactly which vendors are present and which IDs they are reporting to.
Use it before you launch a campaign. Use it when a client's numbers do not match the platform. Use it after a dev push to make sure nothing quietly disappeared.
- — Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Snapchat, X, Bing, Reddit, Quora pixels
- — GA4, Universal Analytics, Segment, Amplitude, Mixpanel, Plausible
- — Google Tag Manager containers
- — Hotjar and Microsoft Clarity session recording
- — HubSpot tracking
Five Ways Pixels Silently Break Attribution
One in the theme, one in GTM, one in the checkout app. Every event triples in the reports and CPA looks great until you audit.
A dev environment container gets promoted to production and events start flowing into the sandbox GA4 property. Nothing looks broken, but the real property goes silent.
The base pixel loads sitewide but PageView is scoped to `/`. Every deep-link visit from paid traffic is invisible.
A CMP is set to deny by default and the analytics team never opts anything into the marketing category. Pixels are present in HTML but never actually fire.
Universal Analytics has been sunset since 2023 but the tag is still on every page slowing down the site and confusing new team members.
The container loads, so pixel checkers pass, but the tags inside were never published from the workspace.
Want A Full Tracking Audit With A Fix List?
We stress-test GA4, Meta CAPI, Google Ads enhanced conversions and GTM containers on the pages that actually drive revenue, then hand back a prioritised fix list. Usually pays for itself the first week.