Broken pixels don't throw errors — they quietly stop reporting sales while your campaigns keep spending on bad data. PixelWatch reconciles your platform numbers against real orders around the clock, and pings you the moment they stop agreeing.
A deploy ships, a consent banner updates, a tag gets renamed — and from that moment your campaigns optimize toward the wrong people. Here's how one broken pixel plays out.
A deploy, consent update, or renamed tag silently stops the pixel firing purchases. No error.
With fewer conversions reported, the platform shifts budget toward worse audiences — confidently.
You notice the numbers are off, but can't tell if it's the market, the creative, or the tracking.
Budget burned, learning phase poisoned, and an awkward call with the client about why.
Your ad platform, your store, and GA4 each count conversions. Healthy, they move together. When a pixel breaks they diverge — and that gap is the earliest, most reliable signal something's wrong.
PixelWatch learns each account's normal range and only flags a real break — never the everyday noise that trains you to ignore alerts.
See the live tracking health of every client account in a single board — green when reconciled, red the second it isn't.
We watch platform-reported conversions against real orders and flag the moment they split apart.
Always checking. You never have to remember to.
Every break, logged and client-ready.
Nothing to install on the client's site.
Link your ad platforms, store, and GA4 — read-only. Add every client account in minutes. Nothing to install.
PixelWatch cross-checks platform conversions against real orders and GA4, and learns each account's baseline.
The instant numbers diverge, a Slack or email alert tells you which account, which pixel, and how bad.
Priced per agency, not per headache. Founding members lock these rates at 50% off — for life.
We're onboarding a small first group of agencies and media buyers to shape PixelWatch before launch.
Dashboards show you numbers. They don't watch them. PixelWatch's only job is to notice when those numbers stop making sense and alert you — it's monitoring, not reporting. You shouldn't have to remember to check.
It reconciles platform-reported conversions (Meta, Google) against your real backend orders and GA4. When they diverge beyond an account's normal range, that's almost always broken tracking — and you hear about it the same day, not the same quarter.
No. Read-only connections only. PixelWatch never touches your campaigns, budgets, or store, and there's nothing to install on the client's site.
It learns each account's baseline first and only fires on a real divergence — the kind that costs money. The fastest way to get an alert ignored is to send ten that don't matter, so we don't.
We're validating with founding members now and building alongside them. Join the waitlist or reserve your spot and you'll be first in — at 50% off for life.