Connect your Meta, Google, and TikTok pixels to your Payza store and start feeding your ad accounts real buying behavior — who viewed, who added to cart, and who actually paid. No developer needed.
Without this, Meta, Google, and TikTok only know your ad got a click. They have no idea what happened next — did that person actually buy something? A pixel closes that loop.
Someone views a product but doesn't buy? They'll start seeing that exact product in ads across Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok — bringing them back to finish the purchase.
Once the pixel knows who your real buyers are, these platforms can find thousands of new people who share the same buying patterns — without you having to guess who to target.
Ad platforms automatically stop showing your ads to people unlikely to buy and spend more on people who will — the same budget goes further, because the algorithm has real data to learn from.
The moment you paste in a pixel ID, your entire store starts reporting this funnel — nothing else to set up, on any page.
Every visit to your store is logged the moment someone lands on it.
Someone opens a specific product — now you can retarget people interested in exactly that item.
They liked it enough to add it — one of the strongest buying-intent signals there is.
They were seconds away from paying — this is exactly who retargeting ads should chase first.
The payment actually went through — this is the signal that trains the ad platform to find more real buyers, not just clickers.
You only need the ones you actually advertise on — skip the rest.
1234567890123456G-AW-CFrom your Payza dashboard, go to Store Settings and scroll to the 📈 Ad Pixels section.
Paste each ID into its matching field — leave any platform blank if you don't advertise there — and hit Save Changes.
That's it — no code to add anywhere else. Every page on your store starts reporting immediately.
Log in, open Store Settings, and connect your first pixel in under two minutes.
Go to Dashboard →No — only add the ones you actually run ads on. It's completely fine to fill in just one, or none at all.
No noticeably — these are the exact same standard scripts every major online store uses worldwide, loaded the same way Meta, Google, and TikTok themselves recommend.
No — the Purchase event is guarded so it only ever fires once per order per browser, even if the success page is refreshed or revisited later.
No, this feature itself is free. Running the ads on Meta, Google, or TikTok has its own separate cost, set directly with those platforms.
Install the free Meta Pixel Helper or TikTok Pixel Helper Chrome extension and browse your own store — you'll see the pixel fire in real time. For Google, check Analytics → Reports → Realtime while browsing your store in another tab.