Effective date: 10 November 2026. This version replaces the policy dated 23 August 2021.
Pixelfy is a Shopify app that sends a store's sales and browsing events to the advertising pixels the merchant chooses (Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, Pinterest, X and Taboola) and builds product feeds for Meta catalogs. This policy explains what personal data Pixelfy processes, why, who receives it, how long it is kept and how to have it deleted. It covers two groups of people: merchants who install the app, and shoppers who visit a merchant's store.
For shoppers' data, the merchant decides which pixels to use and why; Pixelfy processes the data on the merchant's behalf and only to provide the app's service to that merchant.
| What | Why |
|---|---|
| Your store's Shopify domain, the app's access token from Shopify, and your Pixelfy plan | To run the app in your store and apply your plan |
| The pixel IDs and access tokens you enter for Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, Pinterest, X and Taboola, and the pages or collections you assign them to | To send your store's events to your own advertising accounts |
| If you connect Meta catalogs: your Meta access token (stored encrypted), the selected business, catalog and pixel | To create and update your catalogs |
| Your products (titles, descriptions, prices, stock, images, links) | To build the product feeds you create |
Billing is handled by Shopify; Pixelfy never sees your card details.
When a shopper browses a store that uses Pixelfy, the app processes:
_fbp and _fbc).Why: so the merchant's advertising accounts can count sales and other actions, match them to their ads (conversion measurement) and avoid counting the same event twice. Pixelfy does not use shoppers' data for any other purpose: not for its own marketing, not to build profiles, and it never sells it.
Pixelfy's checkout tracking runs under Shopify's Customer Privacy API: it follows the shopper's choice in the store's cookie banner and stays off for shoppers who opt out of the sale or sharing of their data. Pixelfy's storefront script loads the pixels the merchant has set up on the store's pages for every visitor. Where the law requires consent before advertising pixels load (for example in the EU and the UK), the merchant is responsible for obtaining it and for telling shoppers about the pixels they use.
All data travels over encrypted connections (HTTPS). Access tokens for Meta catalogs are stored encrypted. The server accepts administrative logins by key only from the people who run the app, and the Shopify account behind the app uses two-step verification.
We update this policy when the app's handling of data changes. The effective date at the top shows the latest version.
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