Track Conversions Across Ad Platforms with Signal Beam Webflow App

Marketing teams can connect a Webflow site to Meta and TikTok, then track visitor actions across browser pixels and server APIs.

Signal Beam sends standard events automatically and provides a visual mapper for assigning other platform events to page elements.

Limits to know

Setup requires a Webflow connection through OAuth, plus pixel and access-token details for the platforms. After Signal Beam adds its script, the site owner must publish the Webflow change.

Consent mode holds event sending until visitors opt in, and a site-level control can stop tracking. Signal Beam hashes captured user data with SHA-256, but its privacy tools do not guarantee legal compliance.

Pricing and permissions

The paid plans are Starter at $19 per month for one Webflow site, Growth at $49 per month for five sites, and Agency at $99 per month for 25 sites. Each plan includes a seven-day free trial.

When installed, Signal Beam can edit custom code, forms and sites. It can read CMS content and the Webflow user profile.

What it handles

The app tracks PageView, ViewContent, AddToCart, InitiateCheckout and CompletePayment. Browser and server versions of an event use the same ID, allowing automatic deduplication.

A visual mapper lets teams link selected page elements to custom Meta or TikTok events without writing code. The dashboard displays match-quality scores, event logs, delivery status and event details.

Questions about Signal Beam

Which conversion events does Signal Beam track automatically?

It tracks PageView, ViewContent, AddToCart, InitiateCheckout and CompletePayment.

Can I send custom events without writing code?

Yes. The visual mapper assigns Meta or TikTok events to selected page elements without code.

How does Signal Beam avoid counting the same event twice?

Browser and server events share event IDs so they can be deduplicated automatically.

Can I control when tracking is sent?

Consent mode waits for visitors to opt in before sending events. A site-level switch can also stop tracking.