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The tracking audit is free and needs no account or payment. Paid setup is a separate choice, and there is no stated free trial of the paid plans.
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Meta Pixel and Conversions API setup, run by your own AI coding agent
Intermediate
What is Tyton MCP?
Tyton MCP is an analytics tool. Tyton MCP connects AI coding agents such as Cursor and Claude Code to Meta tracking. It audits a site for free, plans events, tests them safely, and delivers server-side Conversions API events with deduplication and a status dashboard.
Tyton MCP is a tool that lets an AI coding agent set up Meta tracking on a website. It covers the Meta Pixel in the browser and the Conversions API on the server. The agent connects to Tyton through an MCP server, inspects the site and code it can reach, and reports what is working and what is not. Tyton supplies the planning, testing, server event delivery and monitoring around that work. The product is aimed at marketers, founders and developers who run Meta ads but find pixel setup, deduplication and silently broken events difficult. It suits people who already build with agents such as Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf, Lovable, Bolt or v0. Setup begins by pasting a short MCP configuration into the agent and asking it to audit a public site URL. The audit needs no account or payment, and it returns a report listing what the agent could verify and what still needs a closer look. In practice the agent proposes which actions to track, where each one happens and how success is confirmed, and the user approves that plan. The agent then adds the tracking and tests it in a verification mode that sends nothing to Meta. Live tracking starts only on the user's explicit choice. Browser and server reports of the same action share an event name and event ID so Meta can match them. A dashboard shows whether each event was received, sent, retried or needs attention. Consent controls let browser tracking wait for permission and stop on withdrawal, although Tyton does not provide a cookie banner or decide policy. Among alternatives, Tyton sits between manual implementation with Google Tag Manager or custom code and broader tag-management or server-side tracking platforms. It focuses narrowly on Meta, which keeps the workflow simple but limits it to that ecosystem. Server events need an editable backend and a way to confirm that an action succeeded, so purely hosted sites without custom code get less out of it. Paid plans start with a single-site Starter tier and a multi-site Pro tier.
How do you use Tyton MCP?
1Pick your agent
Choose the AI tool you use for your website, such as Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf, Lovable, Bolt or v0.
2Connect Tyton MCP
Paste the Tyton MCP server configuration into the agent's connection settings. Cursor users can use the one-click install link.3Run the free audit
Send the agent your public website URL and ask it to audit tracking. No account is needed, and the report lists findings and open questions.
4Approve the tracking plan
Review the proposed actions, where they happen and how success is confirmed, then approve the plan and let the agent add tracking in verification mode.
5Add Meta credentials and go live
Create an account, choose a plan, add the Pixel ID and a Conversions API token, then start tracking once the checks pass.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Free audit needs no account or payment, so the current tracking state can be checked before committingAI
- Agent proposes a tracking plan that the user approves before anything goes liveAI
- Verification mode tests events without sending them to MetaAI
- Matching event names and IDs help prevent double counting between browser and serverAI
- Readable delivery status shows whether events were received, sent, retried or need attentionAI
Cons
- Focused on Meta only, so it does not cover other ad platforms or general analyticsAI
- Server events require a backend you can edit and a way to confirm that an action succeededAI
- The audit cannot see what actually fires inside Google Tag Manager, so some checks stay manualAI
- Requires an MCP-capable agent, which excludes people who do not use oneAI
- No built-in cookie banner, so a separate consent manager must be connectedAI
How much does Tyton MCP cost?
Pricing
The audit is free. Starter is $17 a month (1 site, 100k events a month, 7-day history, email support). Pro is $49 a month (up to 3 sites, 500k events a month, 30-day history, priority support). Yearly billing saves 20%. A 30-day money-back guarantee covers the first payment.
Learn moreSupport
Email support on Starter and priority support on Pro. Documentation includes a quickstart and a troubleshooting guide, and billing questions go to hello@usetyton.com.
Learn moreIntegrations
Works with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf, Lovable, Bolt and v0 through MCP. Connects to Meta through a Pixel ID and Conversions API token, and to a site's consent manager. Existing Pixel or Google Tag Manager setups can be kept.
Learn moreFeatures
Free agent-run audit, approved tracking plan, Meta Pixel and Conversions API setup, browser and server events, matching event IDs for deduplication, verification-mode testing, live event dashboard, delivery status, encrypted token storage and consent-aware controls.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about Tyton MCP
How much does Tyton MCP cost?
The audit is free. Starter is $17 a month (1 site, 100k events a month, 7-day history, email support). Pro is $49 a month (up to 3 sites, 500k events a month, 30-day history, priority support). Yearly billing saves 20%. A 30-day money-back guarantee covers the first payment.Does Tyton MCP offer a free trial?
The tracking audit is free and needs no account or payment. Paid setup is a separate choice, and there is no stated free trial of the paid plans.How do you use Tyton MCP?
The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Pick your agent 2. Connect Tyton MCP 3. Run the free audit 4. Approve the tracking plan 5. Add Meta credentials and go live.What platforms does Tyton MCP support?
Tyton MCP is available on Web App.What does Tyton MCP integrate with?
Works with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf, Lovable, Bolt and v0 through MCP. Connects to Meta through a Pixel ID and Conversions API token, and to a site's consent manager. Existing Pixel or Google Tag Manager setups can be kept.What are the limitations of Tyton MCP?
Focused on Meta only, so it does not cover other ad platforms or general analytics. Server events require a backend you can edit and a way to confirm that an action succeeded. The audit cannot see what actually fires inside Google Tag Manager, so some checks stay manual.
