PixelMe vs ClickMeter Comparison: Everything You Need to Know Before Choosing

PixelMe is a branded link management and retargeting tool, now part of Carbon6, a group of software products serving Amazon and eCommerce sellers. Marketers who share links across social media, emails, influencer campaigns and advertising need a way to track performance and build audiences, but generic URL shorteners provide limited attribution and do not help them re-engage people who clicked. PixelMe addresses this by allowing users to create branded short links on their own domains and attach retargeting pixels to every link, so that audiences can be built even when the destination is a third-party website. The platform has also developed attribution capabilities for Amazon sellers, helping them understand how off-Amazon marketing drives sales, and its core approach is to turn every shared link into a measurable, audience-building asset. Key features include custom branded domains, link shortening and editing, UTM parameter management, click analytics by source, device and location, and the ability to add pixels from platforms such as Meta, Google Ads, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest and TikTok to links. Pop-up and call-to-action overlays can be added to shared content, and link-in-bio pages support social media profiles. For Amazon sellers, attribution tools connect external traffic sources to Amazon conversions using Amazon Attribution data, enabling brands to optimise spending on Google, Meta and influencer campaigns and potentially benefit from Amazon’s Brand Referral Bonus programme. Integrations with advertising platforms and Amazon Seller Central underpin these capabilities, and the service runs entirely in the cloud. PixelMe is aimed at eCommerce brands, Amazon sellers, digital marketing agencies, content creators and social media managers seeking better tracking and retargeting. Pricing starts from around USD 29 per month with a free trial available; there is no permanently free version.