For online stores
Know which ads bring orders.
For stores that spend on ads, and the agencies that run them. Each order is tied to the ad, post or email that started it, then sent to Meta so the ads learn.
- Shopify, Wix and more
- No coding needed
- Sales sent to Meta
A demo feed of six store orders. First they arrive with no known source. Then Datacenter connects and credits each order to a Meta ad set, an email, a text, a bio link or a Google search. Demo data.
Your ads get credit for some orders.
People tap an ad, then buy days later on another device. Or they come back from an email. Those orders often lose their source.
| Ad set | Meta reported | Datacenter saw |
|---|---|---|
| Spring sale, video | 26 | |
| Gift sets, carousel | 17 | |
| Lookalike, 3% | 12 | |
| Retargeting, 30 days | 10 | |
| Total, 4 ad sets | 65 |
Better data
Same ads. Now you see every order.
- Orders on another day or from an email still count
- Sales from texts and bio links get their own row
- Six ways to credit a sale, from first touch to time decay
Built for stores
Repeat orders are where the money hides.
A buyer taps an ad, reads an email, comes back from a text, then orders three times. Datacenter ties every order to where it started.
Journeys across days need 90-day tracking, on paid plans.
- Day 0Tapped a Meta ad on Instagram
- Day 2Opened your restock email
- Day 5Came back from a text link
- Day 5First order, $64
- Day 38Reorder, $48
- Day 71Reorder, $52
Example journey. Demo data.
What you track
Purchases, order value and repeat buyers.
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Purchases
Every order, with its source
A goal on your thank-you page. Each order shows the ad, post or link behind it.
Purchases, 30 days 37 Demo data -
Order value
Revenue next to each ad
Send the order total with the sale. Revenue and orders sit side by side, so you see the average per ad.
Average order $52 Revenue ÷ orders. Demo data -
Repeat buyers
The second order counts too
With 90-day tracking, a reorder ties back to the first click, up to 90 days later.
Reorders tied to a first ad 12 Demo data
How it works for you
From ad to order in four steps.
The real screens in the app. No developer needed.
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Step 01: Add one line
Put Datacenter on your site.
- Add your website address in the app.
- Pick where your site is built. Copy one line.
- Paste it where the guide says. The check turns green.
Where is your site built?
- Shopify
- WordPress
- Squarespace
- Wix
- Webflow
- Framer
- Google Tag Manager
- Plain HTML
<script defer data-site="fernandmoss.example" src="https://datacenter.so/s.js"></script>CopyFirst visit arrived. You are set up.
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Step 02: Tag your ads
Copy the Meta template.
- New link, then the Meta ads chip.
- Paste the template in URL parameters.
- Google and TikTok have one too.
Track each ad in Meta Ads ManagerCopyutm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid-social&utm_campaign={{campaign.name}}&utm_content={{ad.name}}&utm_term={{adset.name}}&utm_id={{campaign.id}}- In Ads Manager, open your ad. Put your page address in Website URL, not the short link.
- Under Tracking, find URL parameters and paste this.
- Publish. Meta fills in the campaign, ad set and ad names. A renamed ad shows its new name after you publish again.
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Step 03: Count what matters
Add a goal for the sale.
- Open Goals and pick Page visit.
- Use the thank-you page, like /checkout/thanks.
- Or send an event from your site, like a signup.
Add a goal
EventSent from your site with JavaScript.Page visitA path like /thanks. Use * for any part.NamePurchaseEvent name or path/checkout/thanksAdd goal -
Step 04: Read the report
See which ad set sells.
- Open Attribution, then By ad set.
- Sort by sales, not clicks.
- Send the winners more budget.
By ad set or keyword (utm_term)
Purchases by Meta ad set. Demo data. Ad set Visits Purchases broad-plant-lovers 890 3 lookalike-buyers 797 4 past-visitors-30d 421 24
- No developer needed
- No changes to your ads
- No cookie banner in Private mode
The ads stay the same. The data gets better.
Budget goes to what sells.
Better targeting
Meta learns from real sales.
- Goals you tick go to the Meta Conversions API
- Sent from our server, with an event id so each counts once
- On Solo, Studio, Agency and Custom. Google Ads upload (when shipped)
One dashboard
Everything in one dashboard.
Visitors, sources, campaigns and goals on one page. Try it on the demo shop.
- Facebook1,998
- Google1,903
- Instagram916
- Newsletter542
The plan that fits
For stores: Solo.
One store, its ads and its links, with attribution and Meta. Running ads for several stores? Studio adds client reports.
14 days free, card needed.
- 3 sites
- 100k pageviews and clicks a month
- 250 active short links
- 2 years of history
- Attribution and the Meta Conversions API
Our promise
30 days to decide. Or your money back.
If Datacenter is not right for you, ask within 30 days of your first payment. We refund it in full. No questions asked.
- Cancel any time in Billing
- Export your data as CSV
- Free plan with no card
Questions, answered.
Does it work with Shopify?
Yes. Paste one line in your theme, with our Shopify guide. It works the same on Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, Webflow and any site you can add a script to.
Can I see revenue, not just orders?
Yes. Send the order total with the sale event, and the attribution report shows revenue next to each ad, campaign and link.
How are repeat buyers counted?
With 90-day tracking, Datacenter keeps a first-party id on your store for 90 days. A second order from the same browser ties back to the first click.
Will Meta see my sales?
Yes, on Solo, Studio, Agency and Custom. You tick the goals to send, and Datacenter sends them to the Meta Conversions API from our server.
Do I need a developer?
No. You copy one line and follow the guide for your store builder. On WooCommerce, our WordPress plugin connects in one click and counts orders with no code. Short links need no setup at all.
I already use Google Analytics. Why add this?
Keep it if you like. Datacenter adds what it does not: short links that see the sale, credit by ad set and link, sales sent to Meta, and dashboards and reports a client can read.
Will it slow my site down?
No. The script is small, loads after the page and sends one short message per page view.
What does it cost?
Paid plans start at $49 a month, with prices on the pricing page. No sales call needed. Free is a small way to try basic stats.
What if it is not right for me?
Your first paid plan is free for 14 days, so cancel in Billing before then and you pay nothing. After that, ask within 30 days of your first payment and we refund it in full. No questions asked.
Prove which ads drive revenue.
Set up in minutes. Then watch the first sale come in.