When a page sends an event, Receipts shows you what happened, when it happened, and where it came from. No network tab archaeology. No wondering whether a test event really fired.
What Receipts does
Receipts sits quietly in your browser and listens for Meta Pixel events as they happen. It records the event name, parameters, Pixel ID, source frame, and timing in a simple chronological view.
Capture the signal
Watch standard and custom events arrive in real time.
Understand the payload
Inspect parameters and spot malformed or missing values.
Keep it private
Personal-looking values are masked the moment they are read.
Why teams use it
For advertisers and ecommerce teams, Receipts makes campaign instrumentation easier to trust. For agencies, it creates a shared source of truth when validating client implementations. For developers, it shortens the loop between changing a tag and knowing it worked.
How it works
- Install Receipts from the Chrome Web Store.
- Open the page you want to inspect and start the extension.
- Trigger an action — view a product, add to cart, or complete a form.
- Read the receipt and fix anything that is missing, duplicated, or off.