It still doesn't say "Receiving Data."

Check that you published your site, that the snippet is in the <head, and that your domain is listed under Authorized Domains.

Will the pixel slow down my site?

It loads in the background (asynchronously) without blocking your page.

Do I need a cookie banner?

Yes. Like Google Analytics, the pixel uses cookies, so your site needs a cookie consent banner. Ideally, load the pixel through the same tool you use to manage consent, such as Google Tag Manager or your consent management platform, so it only runs after visitors agree.

What does Regenerate Token do?

It replaces your pixel's security token. Your current snippet stops working right away, so you'll need to re-install the new one on every site. Only use it if your snippet has been misused.

Last verified Oct 7, 2026

Installing the Fynch pixel

Q: Will the pixel slow down my site?

It loads in the background (asynchronously) without blocking your page.

Q: Do I need a cookie banner?

Yes. Like Google Analytics, the pixel uses cookies, so your site needs a cookie consent banner. Ideally, load the pixel through the same tool you use to manage consent, such as Google Tag Manager or your consent management platform, so it only runs after visitors agree.

Q: What does Regenerate Token do?

It replaces your pixel's security token. Your current snippet stops working right away, so you'll need to re-install the new one on every site. Only use it if your snippet has been misused.

Install the Fynch pixel to track the website metrics that matter and publish AI Search fixes to your site automatically, with no copy-and-paste.

The Fynch pixel is a small piece of code you add to your website once. It tracks the visitor and conversion numbers that matter, without the complexity of Google Analytics. It also lets Fynch publish your AI Search fixes to your site automatically, so you don't have to paste code into every page.

What you'll need

A Fynch trial or paid plan
Access to edit your website, or a developer who can add the code for you

Install the pixel

Select your profile icon, then Integrations → Web Analytics.
Select Copy Snippet.
Paste it into the <head> section of your website, as close to the top as possible. This lets Fynch apply fixes before search engines and AI tools read the page. Where to paste head code in your website builder →
Publish your site.
Under Authorized Domains, add your website's domain, like yourbusiness.com. Add any subdomains, like shop.yourbusiness.com, separately.
Visit your website once, then return to Web Analytics. When it shows Receiving Data, you're set. No DNS changes or other setup are needed.

Fynch Web Analytics Configuration panel showing a green Receiving Data status banner with a last seen timestamp, above the Installation instructions for adding the base pixel, with the Integrations menu on the left and Web Analytics selected. — The Web Analytics panel confirming Receiving Data, with the Installation steps below.

Don't want to touch code? Select Forward to Developer to email the snippet and instructions to whoever manages your site.

How automatic fixes work

Once the pixel is installed, Fynch can apply the schema, meta tags and answer-first copy from your AI Search report directly to your pages, with no copying or publishing on your end. Fixes are applied before your page reaches visitors, so search engines and AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity see them too.

Advanced options

These are optional, and usually set up by a developer:

Tracking Custom Conversions: Count specific actions, like a form submission or button click.
Cross-Domain Tracking: Follow visitors across more than one of your domains.
Anti-Flicker Snip: Stops visitors from briefly seeing the old version of a page while fixes load.