See which creators are scaling on Meta.

It starts there. The Ad Library is a search box: it finds an advertiser by name and lists their ads. It does not rank anyone, keep a history, show where an ad sends people, estimate what it costs or tell you when someone scales. That is the part we add.

Yes. We read public ad data, mostly Meta's Ad Library, which Meta publishes so anyone can see who advertises what. We never re-host an ad: every thumbnail links to the original. Studying a market is fine. Copying someone's ad word for word is not, and that part is up to you.

It is an estimate, so we never show one number. You get a range and a confidence label. High confidence means within about 20 percent, and a low one starts with ≈. How we get there is on How our numbers work.

We follow creators in 18 niches and six languages. Free shows the same boards as the paid plans, so check yours before you pay. Missing a creator? Add them from the Creators board: their ads arrive in about two minutes.

The same screens as the paid plans, 7 days late, with daily limits. Each list shows its first 25 rows clear and the next 25 blurred, with the real count. The top 3 creators show their spend. Video transcripts and copying, every angle, sorting by spend, saved views and CSV export start with Starter. Whatever is locked shows a small lock and its plan.

Meta's API shows us ads delivered in Europe. US and UK ads we read from Meta's public Ad Library page, for the creators we follow, newest first. Meta publishes no reach outside the EU, so their reach and spend are estimated from comparable creators and marked ≈.

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