Free tool
Is Meta’s pixel on your landing page?
Paste the page your ads send people to. In a few seconds you see the pixel on it, the events it sends, how fast it answers and where its Join button goes. Free with a free account.
It opens the page once, the way a phone does, and keeps nothing.
What it looks at
Everything here is read from the page itself, as it arrives.
What it cannot see
- A pixel inside Google Tag Manager, or one added after the page loads. It says so when it finds Tag Manager.
- Events sent from a server with the Conversions API. Those never show in the page.
- Whether Meta receives the events. Events Manager in Meta shows that.
Questions
Why do I need an account?
It keeps the tools for people running ads rather than bots, and the same thing can be watched from the Hub with one tap. It is free: your email and a 6-digit code, no password, no card.
Does it change anything on my page?
No. It opens the page once, reads it and keeps nothing. Nobody on your page sees it.
Why does it say no pixel when Meta shows events?
The pixel may sit inside Google Tag Manager or be added by a script after the page loads. This check reads the page as it arrives, before scripts run. Meta Pixel Helper in Chrome shows those.
Which events should a Telegram funnel send?
PageView when the page opens, and Lead or Subscribe when someone taps Join. Meta then looks for more people who tap Join, not only people who visit.
What does the Hub add?
Fellows Pages checks your page every 5 minutes, counts visits, taps and joins by ad set, sends a copy of each event from the server so an ad blocker does not hide it, and tells you when the pixel goes quiet.
Not answered here? or ask on Telegram.
Watched every 5 minutes, not once.
Fellows Pages tells you the moment your page stops or the pixel goes quiet.