Domain Keeps Getting Pixel-Blocked — Need Scalable, Long-Term Solution

Hey all,

Posted this in the wrong section just now, so reposting here.

We’ve been advertising on Meta for over 2 years in the glassware space, specifically selling premium glass bongs (no flower, no consumables, just accessories). We've dealt with the usual shutdown cycles and rebuilt via new profiles, BMs, and Pixel transfers. We’ve also kept everything as compliant as possible: safe visuals, no smoking, ad-friendly language, etc.

But now we’ve hit a major wall, our domain is being flagged and blocked from Pixel tracking.
Every time we connect a Pixel, it works for a day or two, then tracking shuts off completely. No events fire, no optimization happens, and the account becomes unusable. We’ve tried fresh Pixels and clean setups, but once the domain is linked, it gets flagged again almost immediately.

It’s clear Meta is actively scanning the domain and suppressing anything connected to it. At this point, normal troubleshooting isn’t cutting it.

Looking for help from anyone who’s dealt with this:

• What’s the best repeatable, scalable solution?
• Are there reliable cloaking, masking, or redirect setups that actually work without immediate detection?
• How do you maintain a clean customer-facing site while separating what Meta sees?
• Not looking for a one-off hack — we need something sustainable to keep scaling

Appreciate any insight from people who’ve been through this and made it work.

Thanks in advance!

Been through the same with a niche store Meta definitely scans domains aggressively now You might want to look into layered redirects or cloaked landers but long term scaling needs serious domain rotation clean content split