Pixelary vs PixelFlow: price, platforms and features compared

	PixelFlow	Pixelary
1 site	$29 a month ($21 billed annually) Source	$9.99 a month ($8.33 billed yearly)
5 sites	$79 a month ($58 billed annually) Source	$29.99 a month ($24.99 billed yearly)
10 sites	$149 a month ($107 billed annually) Source	$59.99 a month ($49.99 billed yearly)
Without paying	7-day free trial. Tracking pauses after it until you pick a plan. Source	Browser pixels free on any number of sites. No server copy.
Ad platforms	Facebook and TikTok. Standard includes one of them; the other is $10 a month. Source	Meta, TikTok and ChatGPT Ads on every plan.
Event limit	Unlimited events. Source	1 million server events per site per month. Above that, server-side PageViews are only counted; conversions are always sent. Browser pixels are never limited.
Revenue attribution	30 days on Standard, 90 on Growth and Agency, plus customer journeys. Source	None. Conversions and value by campaign, last touch from UTM tags.
Stripe tracking	Stripe and Calendly tracking. Source	Yes. Calendly bookings through the embed.
MCP server	Listed on every plan. Source	Yes.
Triggers	Click, page-load, form and checkout events, and a visual event tagger. Source	Page views, forms, clicks, URLs, scroll depth and bookings in Calendly, Cal.com, Typeform, Tally and HubSpot embeds. Pick on site in the trigger builder. Free.
Which pixel gets a trigger	One trigger goes to every pixel on the site. Source	Each trigger chooses which pixels get it, with up to 5 pixels per platform. PageView goes to all of them.
Consent	Reads CookieYes, Cookiebot, Complianz, OneTrust, the Squarespace banner and any banner that sends Google Consent Mode v2. Source	Reads Google Consent Mode v2, IAB TCF 2.2 and Global Privacy Control, plus Cookiebot, OneTrust, CookieYes, Usercentrics, Complianz, iubenda, Termly, Osano, CookieFirst and the Framer banner. In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland it waits for consent, so a site there needs a banner.
Logs	Payload logs kept 30 days on every plan. Source	Every server event, its consent state and each platform’s response. 30 days, or 90 on the 10-site plan. Paid plans.
Where data is stored	AWS in the United States, us-east-1 (N. Virginia). Source	Data stored in the EU: the database and the event log. A visitor’s request is handled at the nearest Cloudflare location.
Team	Up to 5 members on Growth, up to 20 on Agency. Source	1 on the 1-site plan, 3 on the 5-site plan, unlimited on the 10-site plan.
Setup help	Free setup help. Done-for-you setup on Growth and Agency. Source	Install guides and email.

PixelFlow

Pixelary

1 site

$29 a month ($21 billed annually) Source

$9.99 a month ($8.33 billed yearly)

5 sites

$79 a month ($58 billed annually) Source

$29.99 a month ($24.99 billed yearly)

10 sites

$149 a month ($107 billed annually) Source

$59.99 a month ($49.99 billed yearly)

Without paying

7-day free trial. Tracking pauses after it until you pick a plan. Source

Browser pixels free on any number of sites. No server copy.

Ad platforms

Facebook and TikTok. Standard includes one of them; the other is $10 a month. Source

Meta, TikTok and ChatGPT Ads on every plan.

Event limit

Unlimited events. Source

1 million server events per site per month. Above that, server-side PageViews are only counted; conversions are always sent. Browser pixels are never limited.

Revenue attribution

30 days on Standard, 90 on Growth and Agency, plus customer journeys. Source

None. Conversions and value by campaign, last touch from UTM tags.

Stripe tracking

Stripe and Calendly tracking. Source

Yes. Calendly bookings through the embed.

MCP server

Listed on every plan. Source

Yes.

Triggers

Click, page-load, form and checkout events, and a visual event tagger. Source

Page views, forms, clicks, URLs, scroll depth and bookings in Calendly, Cal.com, Typeform, Tally and HubSpot embeds. Pick on site in the trigger builder. Free.

Which pixel gets a trigger

One trigger goes to every pixel on the site. Source

Each trigger chooses which pixels get it, with up to 5 pixels per platform. PageView goes to all of them.

Consent

Reads CookieYes, Cookiebot, Complianz, OneTrust, the Squarespace banner and any banner that sends Google Consent Mode v2. Source

Reads Google Consent Mode v2, IAB TCF 2.2 and Global Privacy Control, plus Cookiebot, OneTrust, CookieYes, Usercentrics, Complianz, iubenda, Termly, Osano, CookieFirst and the Framer banner. In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland it waits for consent, so a site there needs a banner.

Logs

Payload logs kept 30 days on every plan. Source

Every server event, its consent state and each platform’s response. 30 days, or 90 on the 10-site plan. Paid plans.

Where data is stored

AWS in the United States, us-east-1 (N. Virginia). Source

Data stored in the EU: the database and the event log. A visitor’s request is handled at the nearest Cloudflare location.

Team

Up to 5 members on Growth, up to 20 on Agency. Source

1 on the 1-site plan, 3 on the 5-site plan, unlimited on the 10-site plan.

Setup help

Free setup help. Done-for-you setup on Growth and Agency. Source

Install guides and email.

Where PixelFlow is better

Revenue attribution PixelFlow reports revenue and customer journeys. Pixelary shows conversions by campaign, last touch from UTM tags, with no attribution model or journeys.

No event limit PixelFlow advertises unlimited events. Pixelary includes 1 million server events per site per month.

Help with setup A setup call, and done-for-you setup on the two higher plans.

Where Pixelary is better

Price $9.99 a month against $29 for 1 site, $29.99 against $79 for 5, $59.99 against $149 for 10.

ChatGPT Ads Included on every plan, next to Meta and TikTok. PixelFlow’s pricing page lists Facebook and TikTok.

A free start The browser pixel, triggers and consent handling cost nothing and don’t expire.

Per-pixel routing Send a trigger to some pixels and not others, without a second site.

Data stored in the EU Our database and event log are in the EU. PixelFlow’s docs place its event data in AWS us-east-1.

What Pixelary doesn’t do

No server-side delivery to Google Ads or GA4.
No revenue attribution or customer journeys. Conversions by campaign are last touch, from UTM tags.
Custom tracking domain: not yet.

Check what your site sends

IsPixelWorking is a free checker by the same team as Pixelary. Paste a landing page: a browser in the EU opens it, accepts cookies and taps the main buttons, and the report shows what the page sends to Meta, TikTok and OpenAI, when it sends it, and how to fix what’s wrong. It works on any site, with or without Pixelary, and needs no sign-up.

It sees the browser side. Whether a platform accepted an event from a server shows in that platform’s own tools, and for Pixelary’s server copy in the event log.

Sources

Read on 30 October 2026. Plans and features change, so check these pages before you decide.

Pixelary and PixelFlow do similar work. Here is where they differ.

Where PixelFlow is better

Where Pixelary is better

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What Pixelary doesn’t do

Check what your site sends

Sources

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