Paste one script. Track everything.
The Mochi pixel tracks page views, form submissions, and scroll depth on any page you own. No integrations with Typeform, Calendly, or Stripe needed. It just works.

ClickFunnels, Kajabi, Webflow, WordPress, Squarespace, Shopify, custom sites.
When a visitor submits any form on a page with the pixel, we grab the email.
Click → page visit → form → call booked. One continuous thread per lead.
One line of code replaces your entire tracking stack.
No Zapier. No webhook configurations. No per-tool integrations. The pixel watches the page and captures what happens.
Email captured
Automatic form detection
The pixel listens for form submit events on every page it's installed on. When a visitor fills out any form — Typeform, Jotform, Tally, native HTML, or any embedded form — we capture the email automatically.


@jessica
youtube
https://ig.com/q0Sd-mE

Niche video
DM
https://fb.com/q0S

@becca
youtube
https://ig.com/q0S
When a lead clicks a Mochi tracking link from YouTube or a DM, we drop a cookie. When they land on your page with the pixel installed, we read that cookie and connect the visit to the original click.
After installing the pixel, Mochi shows you exactly which pages have it installed, when the last event was received, and event counts by type.
The pixel tracks how far visitors scroll (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) and how long they spend on each page.

Connect multiple YouTube channels — your main channel, your podcast, your personal brand. See all videos in one dashboard. Each channel syncs independently and new uploads are detected automatically via webhook.
Coaches are told to connect every tool individually. Typeform to Zapier to their CRM to Stripe. They end up with a Frankenstein stack that breaks every week, costs $200/month in middleware, and still can't tell them which landing page converts best. The Mochi pixel replaces all of that with one line of code. It doesn't need to know what form builder you use, what payment processor you have, or how your funnel is structured. It watches the page and captures what happens. That's it.
Is it the same pixel for every page?
Will it slow down my site?
Does it capture data from embedded Typeforms?
What about Calendly?
Do I need to update the pixel when you add features?
How does email capture work?

Track every page view, form submission, and conversion without integrating anything.
No commitment. We'll pull your data live on the call.







