See which ad networks a Shopify store is set up for.
Evidio finds the advertising pixels a storefront has installed, across 20 networks and its tag manager, and links you to the ad libraries where live ads can be checked.
The channels a store has prepared.
Ad pixels
6 installedEquipment, not spend: the store can advertise on these platforms. See Advertising for campaigns actually running.
Domain
How long the store has existed, and until when
Products receiving budget
Smokey Wood Soy Candle19 ads · 7 crea · 74d
Reed Diffuser No. 211 ads · 4 crea · 31d
White Tea Candle4 ads · 2 crea · 12d
Olive Travel Tin4 ads · 2 crea · 52d
Glass Votive Candle3 ads · 1 crea · 90dWhat you can see
- The ad pixels installed on the storefront, network by network
- Pixels declared through Google Tag Manager, marked as such
- Meta, TikTok, Google Ads, Pinterest, Snapchat and other networks
- Links to the public ad libraries of the networks detected
You know where to look for a competitor's ads, and where not to bother.
From tracking code to ad channels.
Open a store
Run the analysis on any Shopify storefront.
Evidio reads the tags
Pixels in the page and in up to three tag manager containers are matched to their network.
Read the channel map
See which networks the store can measure and retarget on.
Check the live ads
Open the ad libraries, or the store's ads in Evidio, to see what is actually running.
Know where a competitor can advertise before you look.
You want to see a competitor's ads, but you do not know whether to search Meta, TikTok, Pinterest or Google. Searching every library blindly wastes time.
The pixel card shows which networks the store is set up for. You start with the libraries that matter, and the ads panel shows which ones are actually running.
Questions it helps answer
- Which ad networks is this store set up for?
- Is it prepared for TikTok or Pinterest as well as Meta?
- Where should I look for its ads first?
A detected pixel does not mean an ad is running.
A pixel means the store can measure and retarget on that network. It says nothing about whether ads are live or how much is spent: live ads come from the Meta, Google and TikTok libraries, which Evidio reads separately. Pixels loaded only after cookie consent, or injected by scripts, can be missed.
Observed
- Pixel code in the storefront's pages
- Tags declared in Google Tag Manager containers
Estimated or inferred
- The network a tag ID belongs to, from its format
Keep researching this part of the workflow.
Frequently asked questions
Which pixels can Evidio detect?
The tags of 20 advertising networks, including Meta, TikTok, Google Ads, Pinterest, Snapchat, X, Microsoft Ads, LinkedIn and Reddit. Analytics tags such as Google Analytics are listed with the store's tools, not as ad pixels.
Does a pixel mean the store is advertising?
No. It means the store is set up to measure that network. Evidio's ads panel checks the Meta, Google and TikTok libraries for ads that are actually live.
Why is a pixel I expected missing?
Pixels that only load after cookie consent, or that a script injects later, are not in the page Evidio reads. A tag manager container that cannot be fetched is skipped.
Which Evidio plan includes this feature?
This core feature is available on the Free plan. Paid plans add higher limits or complementary capabilities where applicable.
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