Facebook Analytics Plugin for Flutter
Flutter plugin for Facebook App Events, Meta's app measurement and ad attribution SDK. Published in 2019 and maintained through every Facebook SDK major since. Over 400 open source projects depend on it today.
Apache 2.0, free, no paid tier. Oddbit is a software studio: this is what we do for a living. work with us
await
facebookAppEvents.logEvent(
name: 'fb_mobile_purchase',
parameters: {
'_currency': 'USD',
'_value': 99.99,
},
);The numbers
Measured, not asserted. Downloads and the pub.dev score come from pub.dev, refreshed hourly.
Small surface
The plugin mirrors the App Events surface of the native SDKs one to one. If a method exists on AppEvents or AppEventsLogger, it exists here under the same name.
2 open issues
There are 2 issues on the tracker. Bugs in the plugin get fixed free, without conditions.
Automatic event collection
Native support for automatic event collection on both platforms, with the SDK's own toggles exposed rather than wrapped.
We read Meta's changelogs
Facebook SDK v18 shipped defaulting to a Graph API version Meta had already removed. We override it at initialization, so your calls go to a version we keep current instead of wherever Meta reroutes them. You are not the one who finds out from a deprecation email.
What you get
You need a plugin that still works after Meta changes something. That is the whole job.
“Meta ships an SDK pointing at a Graph API version they removed, and it stays that way for months. Someone has to notice. That is most of what maintaining this is.”
Dennis Alund
CEO & Founder, Oddbit
The plugin is free. The work around it is not.
Apache 2.0, free for any use including commercial. No paid tier, no API key, no feature held back for customers. We use this plugin ourselves, which is the simplest reason to trust that it keeps working.
Always free
- The plugin itself, under Apache 2.0, for any use
- Bug fixes when the plugin is at fault, without conditions and whether or not you are a customer
- The Flutter guides, with Meta's own documentation linked alongside them
- Compatibility alerts when Meta ships something that breaks working apps
What we charge for
- Meta attribution audits, when campaign spend and reported installs disagree
- Commercial support: response-time commitments and compatibility patches after a Facebook SDK major
- Flutter, Firebase and Google Cloud work, which is what Oddbit does the rest of the time
We are a senior-led studio in Bali. Maintaining this in the open is how most people find us, and we would rather say that plainly than pretend it is charity. If the plugin saved you time and you have a problem worth paying to solve, get in touch. If not, use it anyway.
Meta's SDK still defaults to a Graph API version Meta removed
Facebook SDK 18.x defaults to a Graph API version Meta has already removed. Meta routes those calls to the oldest next version that is still usable, so the app keeps working while quietly using a version nobody chose, and the account owner starts receiving deprecation notices with a removal deadline. We override the version at plugin initialization instead. Meta has not corrected the default.
| Platform | SDK default | Removed by Meta |
|---|---|---|
| iOS SDK v18.x | v17.0 | 12 September 2025 |
| Android SDK v18.x | v16.0 | 14 May 2025 |
This is the kind of thing a maintained dependency is for. When Meta ships an SDK with a corrected default, our override becomes a no-op.
Guides, alerts, and help when the numbers are wrong
Flutter guides
Meta's documentation is platform generic and never mentions Flutter. These pages answer the Flutter-specific version of each question, and link to Meta for the canonical specification.
Read the guidesCompatibility alerts
We email you when Meta ships a Facebook SDK or Graph API change that breaks working Flutter apps, with the fix. A few times a year, only when something real happened.
See what you would getMeta attribution audit
For companies spending on Meta install campaigns whose numbers do not add up. Fixed fee, starting with a one hour diagnostic call.
See the auditCommercial support
Response-time commitments, compatibility patches after a Facebook SDK major, and backports to the last two majors. Priced annually, for teams that need the commitment in writing. Email hello@oddbit.id and we will send the terms.
Need this working in production?
Plugin defects are free to report and free to fix. If your Meta numbers are wrong and money is moving, that is the work we sell. Either way, start by telling us what you are seeing.
