How It Works

When a link has pixels attached, the click goes through a lightweight redirect page that loads your pixels and then forwards the visitor to the destination — normally within a fraction of a second, and never longer than about two seconds. Links without pixels keep the instant server-side redirect, with no extra step. Search engines and social-media crawlers skip the pixel page, so bots don't pollute your audiences.

A Pixel Library Per Domain

Save each pixel once on the Pixels page — a name, the platform and its ID — and pick it on any link of that domain. IDs are checked against each platform's format as you type, so a typo is caught before it costs you data. Every domain keeps its own library: a pixel saved for one brand can never fire on another brand's links.

Default Pixels

Mark up to five pixels as defaults for a domain and they are attached automatically to every new link — whether you create it in the dashboard, through the API, or with a CSV import. You can still untick them on any individual link, and attach a new pixel to all existing links of a domain in one step.

Built for the API Too

Manage the library with the /pixels API and attach pixels to links with pixel_ids on create, update and bulk requests. The redirect page is served with a strict, nonce-based Content Security Policy.