Pixelary sends conversions from websites to Meta, TikTok and ChatGPT Ads. It loads each platform’s pixel in the visitor’s browser and, on paid plans, sends the same events from our servers to the platform’s Conversions API. Both copies carry one event ID, so the platform counts each conversion once, and the server copy still arrives when an ad blocker or a browser privacy feature stops the pixel.
What Pixelary does
- One script for any website: Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Next.js and plain HTML, or the Google Tag Manager template.
- Triggers without code for page views, form submissions, clicks, scroll depth and bookings in embedded tools.
- Consent first. Pixelary reads Google Consent Mode v2, IAB TCF 2.2 and Global Privacy Control, understands the common cookie banners, and sends nothing a visitor declined. In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland it waits for the visitor’s consent. How consent works
- An event log on paid plans, so you can see what was sent to each platform and export it as CSV.
How it started
Pixelary began as a plugin for Framer sites, published in the Framer Marketplace, to send Meta and TikTok conversions from the browser and the server. It grew into a service for any website, with every setting in the dashboard at app.pixelary.app. Sites set up with the plugin keep working, and their pixels, tokens and settings are in the dashboard under the same login.
How we handle data
- Data is stored in the EU: our database and the event log.
- Email addresses and phone numbers are hashed in the visitor’s browser before they are sent, and the event log keeps masked values only.
- The website owner decides whether Pixelary runs, which platforms receive data and what counts as an event.
- We are not affiliated with Meta, TikTok or OpenAI.
The details are in the Privacy Policy, the Data Processing Agreement and the list of sub-processors.
Who runs Pixelary
Pixelary is an independent product run from Poland, in the EU. Payments, VAT and invoices are handled by Lemon Squeezy, our merchant of record. The operator’s legal details are in the Terms of Service.
Get in touch
Questions, a plan for more than 10 sites, or a site that does not send what you expect: write to hello@pixelary.app or see the contact page.