Enter the public website URL in the checker on this page.
TrackCanary
Free Meta Pixel visibility check.
Check if Meta Pixel is visible on your website
Run a free browser-based check to see whether Meta Pixel signals are visible on your site. TrackCanary helps agencies and site owners spot missing or changed tracking before ad spend is wasted.
No code needed for the first checkVisible signals onlyManual verification recommended
What it does
TrackCanary checks whether Meta Pixel appears to be detected from the public website pages it can crawl. It also reviews visible lead and commerce actions that may need event testing. This does not prove Meta attribution; manual verification in Meta Events Manager may still be recommended.
What this does not prove
- It does not prove final Meta attribution.
- It does not prove Meta Ads account delivery or ROAS.
- Manual verification in Meta Events Manager may still be recommended.
For agencies
A quick preflight check before clients spend more on campaigns
Use a fast preflight check before launching or scaling Meta campaigns.
Send a privacy-safe report to a developer without exposing ad account data.
Spot missing or changed visible signals after client site updates.
Meta Pixel Checker
Free browser-based scan
Run the Meta Pixel checker
Enter a public website URL to scan for visible Meta Pixel signals, lead actions, and tracking review points.
Accepted formats: example.com, www.example.com, or https://example.com. No TrackCanary tracker install is needed for the free check.
Your Meta Pixel check will appear here
Run the checker to see visible tracking signals, review points, developer handoff notes, and the assisted pilot CTA.
What this checks
- Visible Meta Pixel signals where the public browser scan can detect them
- Forms, important buttons, WhatsApp links, phone links, and email links that may need Meta lead events
- WooCommerce product, add-to-cart, cart, checkout, and purchase-intent signals where visible
- Google Analytics / GA4, Google Tag Manager, and Google Ads context for the same pages
- Plain-English review points and a shareable report for developers or clients
What this does not prove
- Visible signals do not prove final Meta attribution or ROAS.
- The checker does not connect to your Meta Ads account or Events Manager.
- Pixel detection does not prove every lead, checkout, or purchase event is firing correctly.
- Manual verification may still be recommended after site changes or campaign launch.
How to use it
From public URL to practical tracking next steps
Review whether Meta Pixel appears to be detected in the visible scan results.
Check the lead actions and commerce signals that may need Meta event testing.
Use Meta Events Manager separately to confirm final live event delivery.
Recommended next step
Use the scan report to decide which visible lead or commerce actions should be manually tested in Meta Events Manager.
Run a free Meta Pixel checkRelated tracking guides
Related pages
WhatsApp Button Checker
Visible WhatsApp lead actions, contact paths, tracking context, and manual testing review points.
Form Tracking Checker
Forms, submit buttons, and lead-generation websites.
WooCommerce Conversion Tracking Audit
WooCommerce product, cart, checkout, add-to-cart, Google Analytics / GA4 evidence, Meta, and Google Ads signals.
FAQ
Does TrackCanary connect to my Meta Ads account?
No. This checker does not use the Meta API. It scans the public website for visible tracking signals and conversion opportunities.
Can TrackCanary confirm Meta purchase attribution?
No. It does not claim final attribution or ROAS proof. It helps find visible tracking signals and gaps that may affect Meta optimization and reporting.
What should I do if Meta Pixel is missing?
Install the base Meta Pixel on public pages, then test lead or purchase events in Meta Events Manager after implementation.
Start with a free tracking check
Find tracking gaps before they affect campaign decisions.
The public check looks for visible tracking signals and creates a shareable report. No TrackCanary tracker install is required for the first check.