• Getting started
  • The pixel
    • Installation
    • Domains & subdomains
    • Identifying users
    • Bot filtering
    • The visitor token
    • Troubleshooting
  • Ad platforms
    • Events we send
    • How forwarding works
    • Auto-tagging
    • Troubleshooting forwarding
  • Connecting revenue
    • Stripe
    • HubSpot & Calendly
    • Conversions API
  • Reports
    • How attribution works
  • Privacy & data
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Documentation

Tutorials and guide to get started with the platform

Getting started

Set up Attributely in five steps, once: add your website, install the pixel, connect ad platforms, tag your ads, connect revenue. The Setup page watches it all for you.

The pixel

One script on every page. What the Attributely pixel captures, what it never does, and how an ad click becomes attributed revenue.

Ad platforms

Attributely connects to Google Ads, Meta Ads, and LinkedIn Ads — sending your real payers back to each platform and tagging your ads so revenue maps to campaigns.

Connecting revenue

Revenue enters Attributely server-side — from Stripe, HubSpot, Calendly, or your own API. Why webhooks beat browser purchase events, and how multiple sources work together.

Reports

The Ads report answers one question — which campaign made paid revenue — with auditable numbers that reconcile to Stripe, down to the individual payer.

Privacy & data

Exactly what the Attributely pixel collects and stores, what it never touches, how EU visitors are protected at forwarding time, and how to run the pixel behind a consent banner.