Pinterest Tag ct.pinterest.com request
The Pinterest tag conversion request for page visits and events such as checkout or add to cart.
The request at a glance
- Request
GEThttps://ct.pinterest.com/v3/- Sent by
- Pinterest Tag
- Typically triggered by
- pintrk('page') and pintrk('track', ...) calls
- Related cookies
- _pin_unauth
What this request is
ct.pinterest.com/v3/ is where the Pinterest tag reports page visits and events. The JavaScript tag (pintrk) and its noscript image fallback both send requests here.
The tag ID and event name are in the request, and event data such as order value is carried in the ed container.
What typically triggers it
- pintrk('page') when the base code loads.
- pintrk('track', '<event>') for events such as checkout, addtocart, signup or lead.
Important parameters
| Parameter | What it means | Source |
|---|---|---|
tid | The Pinterest tag ID. | Vendor-documented |
event | Event name, for example checkout or addtocart. | Vendor-documented |
ed | Event data container, such as value, currency and order quantity. | Vendor-documented |
noscript | Fallback flag for browsers without JavaScript. | Vendor-documented |
How to find it on a site
- Open the site in Chrome, open DevTools (F12, or Cmd+Option+I on a Mac) and go to the Network tab.
- Reload the page and type
ct.pinterest.cominto the filter box. - Click a matching request and open Payload to read its parameters.
- Check event and ed on your conversion pages to confirm the value and currency are passed.
Sources
The endpoint, the sender and the parameters marked vendor-documented were checked against the sources above on . Browse all network requests.
Know when a tag stops firing
TagPipes Auditor checks with real browsers that your marketing pixels fire with the right parameters, and alerts you when tracking breaks. Pulse checks how marketing tags behave against your consent banner.
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