A COD store and tracking built for Facebook Ads
Between the click and the order, everything lost costs budget. ReadyStore polishes the landing page, ties the order to the campaign and sends clean events to Meta.
ReadyStore helps Meta advertisers measure COD sales: a fast product page for mobile traffic, a dedicated Pixel per product, events sent by the browser and the Conversions API with a shared event_id, attribution (UTM, fbclid, fbp, fbc) stored with the order, and abandonment behavior chosen per Pixel. ReadyStore doesn’t create or manage your campaigns.
Four links to get right
The landing page
A server-rendered product page with a prioritized main image and deferred non-essential scripts, so you don’t lose the mobile visitor before it displays.
Learn moreThe right product’s Pixel
One Pixel per product: your campaigns, brands and tests don’t share signals.
Learn moreOrder attribution
UTM, fbclid, fbp, fbc, landing URL and device are stored with the order to tie the sale to the campaign.
What happens to abandonments
For each Pixel you choose whether an abandonment sends no event, a Lead, or a delayed Purchase.
Learn moreLess dependence on the browser
Blockers, declined consent and restrictive browsers make some Pixel events disappear. The Conversions API sends the same events from the server with the same event_id, and Meta deduplicates.
Server sends go through a persistent queue with automatic retries. Orders flagged as suspected fraud don’t trigger a Purchase, so they don’t pollute your optimization data.
- Pixel + Conversions API, same event_name and event_id
- Durable queue with retries
- No Purchase for a suspected fraudulent order
Four checks before the first spend
- 1
Test the journey on mobile
Open the product page from a phone, fill the form and place a test order.
- 2
Verify the events
In Meta Events Manager, check reception through both channels and deduplication.
- 3
Choose what happens to abandonments
Decide, Pixel by Pixel, the event tied to abandoned orders.
- 4
Measure speed
Test the product page with PageSpeed Insights, blocking Meta so no fake events are sent.
Questions for Meta advertisers
Does ReadyStore connect to my ad account?
ReadyStore sends events to your Pixels via the browser Pixel and the Conversions API. Your campaigns stay managed in Meta Ads Manager.
Can I use a different Pixel per product?
Yes, each product can be linked to its own Pixel, with its own ID and Conversions API access.
Are UTM parameters preserved?
Yes: source, medium, campaign, content and term are stored with the order, along with fbclid, fbp and fbc.
Which events are sent?
PageView, ViewContent, InitiateCheckout, Lead and Purchase. Lead and Purchase go out after the order or abandonment is saved.
Keep exploring
Meta Pixel and CAPI
Browser Pixel and server-side Conversions API sharing event IDs, one Pixel per product and preserved attribution.
Learn morePixel vs Conversions API
Understand the difference between Pixel and Conversions API, and how deduplication prevents double counting.
Learn moreCOD store launch checklist
What to check before sending ads to a cash-on-delivery store.
Learn moreSend your traffic to a measurable store.
Create your store, add your Pixel and verify your events.