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>log in to commentHi DevHunt! I built Tyton because getting Meta Pixel and the Conversions API right by hand was a long, painful job. Tyton connects to the AI coding agent you already use through a hosted MCP server. Your agent audits the site, proposes what to track, and installs the Pixel and server events after you approve. Tyton runs the server that sends the events to Meta, with browser and server copies deduplicated. The Free plan covers 1 site and 10,000 events a month. Feedback on the setup flow is very welcome.
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Tyton configures Meta Pixel and the Conversions API using your AI coding agent.
- for
- Developers who use AI coding agents and need Meta tracking integration.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
- license
- open source
Key features
- AI-driven audit — Free audit of any public site via your agent, no account required.
- Pixel & CAPI setup — Automates browser Pixel insertion and server-side Conversions API delivery.
- Browser-server deduplication — Matches event IDs so Meta counts a single action only once.
- Live event dashboard — Shows delivery status, retries and Meta receipt for each event.
- Consent-aware tracking — Integrates with your site’s consent manager to pause or stop tracking.
- Chrome extension — Inspect Pixel and event status directly in Chrome/Chromium browsers.
Use cases
- Audit and fix Meta tracking on an existing website before going live.
- Add server-side Conversions API events to a new web app using your AI agent.
- Monitor duplicate event issues and ensure proper deduplication across browser and server.
Tyton pricing
- Free$0/mo1 site · 10,000 events/month · 7-day event history · No card needed
- Starter$17/mo/month1 site · 100k events/month · Email support · 7-day event history
- Pro$49/mo/monthUp to 3 sites · 500k events/month · 30-day event history · Priority support
Tyton vs alternatives
 Tyton |  Plausible |  PostHog |  Segment |  Mixpanel | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | AI-agent powered Meta Pixel & CAPI setup | Privacy-first web analytics | Product event analytics | Event collection & routing | Event-based product analytics |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Nov 2026 | — | — | — | — |
- Tyton vs Plausible: Privacy-focused web analytics, not specialized for Meta Pixel/CAPI
- Tyton vs PostHog: Product analytics platform without AI-agent driven Meta setup
- Tyton vs Segment: Customer data platform for routing events, not focused on Meta deduplication
- Tyton vs Mixpanel: Event analytics with funnels, but no AI-agent integration for Meta tracking
Tyton FAQ
Can I run the audit without creating a Tyton account?+
Yes. Connect an supported AI agent, send your public site URL, and the audit runs with no account or payment.
How does Tyton avoid double-counting events?+
Browser and server reports use the same Meta event name and ID, allowing Meta to deduplicate the two copies.
What happens if I exceed the free plan’s event limit?+
Server-side tracking pauses at 10,000 events until the next month or until you upgrade; the browser Pixel continues running.
Do I need to give Tyton access to my Meta account?+
You provide your Pixel ID and a Conversions API token; Tyton stores the token encrypted and never gains broader Meta permissions.
Is there a money-back guarantee?+
Yes, the first successful subscription payment is refundable within 30 days under the money-back guarantee.
Can Tyton work with my site builder or custom backend?+
If the builder allows custom code for the Pixel and you have a backend you can edit, Tyton can place both browser and server tracking.
Summarized by DevHunt from usetyton.com · Oct 22, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
