FirePixel for WooCommerce connects your WooCommerce store to the FirePixel platform, enabling server-side Facebook/Meta Pixel event tracking.
Key Features:
Tracked Events:
This plugin connects to external services to deliver server-side conversion tracking and to inject client-side pixel scripts on your storefront. Below is a full disclosure of each service, what data is sent, and when.
This is the core service this plugin is built around. When the plugin is enabled and a tracked WooCommerce event occurs (e.g. AddToCart, Purchase), it queues an event payload and sends it asynchronously to the FirePixel API via WP-Cron. The payload includes the event name, product or order data (IDs, names, prices, quantities), and browser signals (IP address, user agent, Facebook click IDs) used for accurate server-side attribution.
No data is sent unless the plugin is explicitly enabled in settings and valid API credentials are configured.
Used only during the Quick Connect setup flow. When a store owner clicks “Quick Connect”, the plugin exchanges an access token with the FirePixel app to retrieve API credentials (kid, secret) automatically. The store URL and access token are sent as part of this one-time handshake.
No data is sent after setup is complete.
If Google Pixel IDs are configured in your FirePixel account, the plugin injects the Google Tag (gtag.js) script into every frontend page of your store. This script is loaded directly from Google’s servers in the visitor’s browser and sends page view and conversion data to Google Ads on your behalf.
This only occurs when Google Pixel IDs are present in your FirePixel configuration.
FirePixel forwards the server-side events it receives to whichever ad platforms you have configured in your FirePixel dashboard (e.g. Meta/Facebook, Google, TikTok). The plugin itself only sends data to FirePixel; FirePixel’s own terms and privacy policy govern any onward transmission to third-party ad networks.