Fix for meta pixel

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 1 day

Gennady, it seems the problem is specifically with the Meta Pixel setup: the purchase event exists, but it is not being transmitted correctly to Meta. I will check the triggers, parameter transmission, duplication through GA, and the correctness of event_id/standard Purchase event. I have experience with website refinements and JS/PHP integrations, so I will quickly find where the tracking is breaking. I can start right away—just let me know, and we will sort it out.

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 7 days

Hello, I recently worked on an analytical platform with Meta Pixel and Google Analytics integration: event collection, purchase tracking through Pixel, data reconciliation between GA4 and Meta, filtering, and reporting. Setting up the correct transmission of the purchase event was part of the same project.

If your events are transmitted only through GTM, it is worth duplicating the purchase through the Conversions API, so Meta sees conversions even when blocked by the browser, and accuracy returns by about 20-30%.

Please tell me where the purchase event is currently triggered from, from the front end through the pixel or through GTM, and whether there is access to GTM and the thank-you page code?

I suggest we get in touch; I will also figure out why the purchase is not being transmitted and provide a scheme for correctly setting up the event for your site.

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 1 day

Hello! The task is simple and can be resolved quickly.

Since Google Analytics correctly records purchases, the DataLayer on your site is functioning properly. The issue lies directly in the configuration of the trigger or the Meta Pixel tag (in GTM or the site script) - most often, the reading of the `value` and `currency` variables for the Purchase event fails.

What I will do:
1. Conduct an audit of the Meta Pixel tags and triggers (via GTM/site code).
2. Debug the correct formation and sending of the Purchase event with all necessary parameters (amount, currency, product IDs).
3. Test the data sending using the Meta Pixel Helper and the Test Events mode in Facebook Events Manager.

Cost: 2,000 UAH
Deadline: 1-2 hours (today)

I am ready to gain access and fix the issue right now! Expand

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 3 days

I understand your problem with Meta Pixel - it's a typical situation where GA4 correctly transmits data, but Meta does not see it.

My approach: first, I will check the settings of the Conversions API and Server-Side Tracking, then I will diagnose the mapping of events between GA4 and Meta through Events Manager. Often, the problem lies in incorrect data formatting or audience settings. I will use Meta Pixel Helper, GA4 DebugView, and Facebook Test Events for diagnostics.

I will fix the tracking within 1-2 days, including testing and documentation.

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 2 days

Good day! I have extensive experience with webhooks and API integration, so I will quickly find the reason why the purchase event is not being sent to Meta Pixel. I will analyze the event sending code and set up the correct data transmission so that your conversions are displayed correctly. I am ready to start working immediately after discussing the details.

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 7 days

I see the problem: the Purchase event in Meta Pixel exists, but it is not triggering, although Google Analytics records purchases correctly. The most common reason in such cases is that the Meta integration is set up through a different method (for example, directly through the Pixel code or a third-party plugin), and the events simply do not reach the Meta server or are transmitted with incorrect parameters.

I have 3.5 years of commercial experience in fullstack development, particularly in e-commerce projects where I set up tracking through GTM, Meta Pixel, and Conversions API. I will figure out where the chain is breaking: I will check the Events Manager, deduplication settings, event parameters, and whether there is a correct event_id.

To start, I need access to the Events Manager account (or a screenshot of the event logs) and the code of the page where the purchase occurs. I am ready to take this on quickly.

Please write if you have any questions about the approach.

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 2 days

Hello, Gennady!

I reviewed the screenshots and see fundamental mistakes in the META Pixel analytics settings.

I specialize in setting up end-to-end analytics, including linking GA4, Meta, and TikTok systems. Therefore, I would be happy to assist you with your task.

I can also set up data import about expenses from META to Google Analytics so that you can conveniently view all data in the AD report in Google Analytics.

Budget: 1999 UAH Deadline: 2 days

Hello! I have experience working with Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager, and eCommerce tracking. I have already solved issues with Purchase events, transaction_id, dataLayer, and integrations between services. I can check why the purchase is correctly recorded in GA4 but does not appear in Meta, find the cause, and fix it. I am ready to start immediately after receiving access.

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 2 days

I can quickly help you figure out why Meta is not tracking the purchase. An important technical detail: if the Purchase event is sent simultaneously through the browser Pixel and via server-side transmission from GA4, Meta may filter or not display the event without the correct deduplication parameter. Please let me know which platform the store is on and how the pixel is connected (direct script, plugin, or through GTM/GA4), and send a screenshot of the Events Manager during a test order or a network log of the "Thank You" page. I will start by analyzing this data and will write the next steps.

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 1 day

Good day, I can try to help now. I have free time to figure out your mistake.

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 2 days

Gennady, I see a problem with data transmission from the server side or incorrect configuration of triggers for Meta Pixel, as Google Analytics processes events consistently. I will check the path of the Purchase event from the site to the Pixel and resolve the conflict in data transmission so that the statistics in the advertising cabinet match the analytics. Please let me know, are you using GTM to configure both systems or is the purchase event implemented with direct code on the site?

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 3 days

Gennady, I understand the essence: the Purchase event in GA4 is working correctly, but it is not being recorded in the Meta Pixel, even though both should be on the same thank you page or the same trigger. The most common reason in such a case is that the event in GTM is set up with a duplicate trigger from GA4, and the Pixel Purchase tag either does not have the correct parameters (value, currency) or does not fire at all due to blocking or an incorrect datalayer.push. I will check through Meta Events Manager and Test Events to see if the request is even reaching, review the pixel code on the page, and compare it with how the GA event is set up. If the tag is in GTM, I will check the trigger and variables; if it is manually in the code, I will compare the fbq call with what Meta expects. If necessary, I will add the Conversion API for reliable tracking without being tied to browser blocks. Three days will be enough for fixing and checking the result in Events Manager. Tell me, is the pixel set up through Google Tag Manager or directly in the site code?