Pixel Cat Premium: Event Tracking for WordPress

Pixel Cat Premium extends Pixel Cat's WordPress tracking tools with Custom Events and Dynamic Events alongside the Standard Events supported by the base plugin. Use its point-and-click builder to configure Facebook Pixel events and parameters without custom code. Pixel Cat also works with the Conversions API and Google Analytics Pixel.

Set event and audience rules

Custom Events describe site behavior in more detail when a Standard Event does not fit. Dynamic Events can trigger after a chosen time on the site or when a visitor clicks a selected button or link. A time delay can hold an event until a visitor has stayed for the selected interval, excluding quicker exits from that tracking activity.

Build Custom Audiences from pages, posts, categories, and tags users view, as well as links and buttons they use. These conditions group visitors according to their site activity.

Add context to event data

Event parameters can include the HTTP referrer, post categories, post tags, and Google Analytics UTM tags. For supported conversion events, parameters can also include price and currency, so the event carries the amount and currency associated with that action.

Track commerce activity

WooCommerce event tracking and a WooCommerce Product Feed support Dynamic Product Ads and Custom Audiences based on product activity. Easy Digital Downloads integration includes one-click Facebook Pixel setup, event tracking, and a product feed for retargeting and sales-related activity.

Configure Pixel Cat in WordPress

Install Pixel Cat Premium on the site where you want to manage tracking. In the WordPress admin, open Pixel Cat settings and add the relevant pixel ID or analytics details. Use the event builder to pick Standard, Custom, or Dynamic Events, then set their behavior, audience conditions, and parameters. Configure the WooCommerce or Easy Digital Downloads integration for a store.

An option can hide Facebook Pixel tracking from logged-in customers, including selected WordPress user levels such as administrators, editors, and contributors. This keeps team activity out of the advertising data collected through that tracking setup.