We set up and run server-side tracking for Meta ads

We set upand runserver-side tracking

for

Meta ads

Book a tracking audit

we also connect

on request

Hassle-free setup

because you don’t touch any of it

Step one, we install it: a report card showing the first-party pixel, the gateway and the event map being set up.
Step two, you own the data: a report card showing the gateway and pixel running on the client’s own infrastructure.
Step three, tracking that holds up: a report card charting event match quality and coverage month by month.

How it works

First-party pixel, the first node of the tracking pipeline

first-party

pixel

We install a first-party pixel on your own domain, so browser restrictions and ad blockers stop costing you events

The Traffic Revenue octagon mark, standing for the gateway in the middle of the tracking pipeline

gateway

Events are collected and processed in a gateway that runs on your infrastructure, not ours

Meta, the destination the mapped events are forwarded to

meta

We map the events and send them on via CAPI, then check match quality every month

When the tracking is right

conversion is higher

More events reaching the platform

More accurate attribution

Better functioning ad algorithms

More relevant audience

Pet food · CEE

CPA down 30% for a sustainable insect-protein pet-food brand across eight CEE markets

30%

decrease
in CPA

35%

increase in conversions

40%

more conversions matched back to paid

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Pet supplies · Serbia

ROAS above 9 on cold campaigns for a Serbian omnichannel pet-supplies retailer

9+

ROAS on cold campaigns

22%

lower cost
per purchase

25%

more purchases matched to campaigns

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What’s included

in the Measurement service
Gateway setup and hosting
01
First-party pixel on your own domain
02
Event mapping and QA
03
Platform connections
04
Monthly match-quality reporting
05
Ongoing monitoring
06
Book a tracking audit

FAQ

What is 1st party data and 3rd party data?

First-party data is information you gather directly from your audience through channels like your website, app, email subscribers and CRM. You own it.

Third-party data is collected by somebody else and shared with you. As browsers keep shutting third-party collection down, advertisers are moving what they can onto first-party data.

Why are marketers switching to server-side tracking?

Advertisers saw performance drop because the data reaching their ad platforms was incomplete.

Third-party cookies keep getting restricted and are not coming back. Everyone moves to server-side eventually. We would rather do it for you before it costs you a quarter.

What is the difference between Meta Conversions API Gateway and Signals Gateway?

Both let you use first-party data. Signals Gateway has two advantages. First, it takes events from any source and sends them to any destination, because it is built to be independent of Meta. Second, it uses the new pixel, which reports better.

We set up whichever one fits your stack, and we run it after that.

What’s the difference between Meta Pixel and Signals Gateway Pixel?

The Signals Gateway pixel collects data from your website and shares it only with your own Signals Gateway server. No third-party cookies, and no dependence on Meta’s servers.

How does better tracking make advertising more effective?

More signals transmitted → more accurate attribution → better functioning ad algorithms → your ad is shown to a more relevant audience → higher conversion.

How do you charge for it?

Measurement is a monthly retainer, not a per-event fee. It covers the build, the QA and the ongoing monitoring, and it is scoped to how many sites, platforms and events you run.

The gateway runs in your own cloud account, so that hosting bill is yours and we take no margin on it. Month-to-month. The pixel, the gateway and the data stay yours if you stop working with us.

Is it GDPR compliant?

First-party data and a gateway you own help with compliance: less reliance on third-party cookies, consent handled at the source, and full control of the data.

We build to your consent setup and your DPA. We are not your legal advisers, so your counsel signs it off.