OnlyFans Meta Ads · Part 2 of 3

Verify your domain & connect the pixel

You’ve got your Pixel ID and token from Part 1. Now you make Meta trust the domains your traffic comes from, then paste your credentials into OnlyFans Pixel so events are accepted, server-side, and attributed to you.

1 · App & Token 2 · Verify domain & connect 3 · Launch & optimize
From Part 1 you need: your Pixel ID and your Conversions API access token. Don’t have them? Go back to Part 1 →

3 steps

1

Verify your domain (DNS TXT)

Use the domain(s) your landing pages & tracking links are served on — not onlyfans.com.

  1. Business Settings → Brand Safety → Domains → Add → enter your domain.
  2. Choose the “Add a TXT record” method.
  3. Copy the facebook-domain-verification value into your DNS as a TXT record.
  4. Back in Meta, click Verify (DNS can take a few minutes to propagate).
Why: verification proves you own the domain, so Meta credits your link-click conversions and unlocks Aggregated Event Measurement.
2

Allow-list your tracking domains

  1. Events Manager → your dataset (the pixel from Part 1).
  2. Open Settings → “Traffic permissions” (the domain allow-list).
  3. Add each of your tracking domains.
  4. Save — events from those domains are now accepted.
Why: the allow-list tells Meta which domains may send events to your dataset. Without it, your landing-page & CAPI events can be dropped or left unattributed.
3

Connect the credentials to OnlyFans Pixel

  1. In your OnlyFans Pixel dashboard, open Settings → New Configuration.
  2. Access token: keep “New Token” and paste the token from Part 1 — OnlyFans Pixel auto-loads your available pixels & ad accounts.
  3. Meta Pixel: pick your pixel in the dropdown (or paste the Pixel ID manually).
  4. Ad account (optional): select it, or paste it as act_123456789.
  5. Click Save Configuration — it’s validated and linked automatically.
Saving the configuration errors out
Double-check the Pixel ID and access token. A token that can’t write usually means the System User isn’t assigned to the ad account that owns the pixel — see Part 1, step 5.

Next: launch & optimize

Credentials connected and validated? Part 3 walks through the campaign setup — the right objective, the Subscribe → Purchase switch, and how to read the numbers.

Continue to Part 3 → ← Back to Part 1

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