The longest-running ads
Each company's running ads, longest first, with when each was seen, its format, its call to action and where it sends people.
Shape of the lineFirst seen [date] · Image · Meta · Running
Their ads
Their ads.
After a benchmark, one click pulls every company's ads from the connected ad sources, with the source named on each: the longest running, the hooks they lead with, whether the ad matches the page it lands on, and where a rival's ad beats your page. A free account is needed.
Free account · after a benchmark · one click
What you get
Four reads of their ads.
For you and every rival in the comparison, from public ad libraries. The quotes are the ads' own words; the lines are the engine's.
01 02 The hooks they lead with
What each company's ads open with and offer. A model labels the hook; the quote beside it is kept only if it appears word for word in the ad. Without the model, fixed rules over the ads' own words do it.
Shape of the lineLeads with a fixed price — “[the ad's own words]”
03 Ad-to-page match
Where an ad lands on the page the agents read: does the page carry the ad's promise, and how early. Early, late, or not at all.
Shape of the line[Rival]'s ad leads with proof; the page mentions it first in section [n].
04 Where a rival's ad beats your page
One line per rival, and only where it applies: the angle their ads use most that your page shows late or never.
Shape of the line[Rival]'s ads lead with price; your page never mentions it.
The licence line
Quoted, named, never copied.
The ad sources set terms on how their data is shown. The report keeps to them on every ad.
- What is shown
- Derived insight, plus short quotes of each ad's own words with the source named.
- Media
- Shown from the source's own address. Never copied into our storage.
- How long
- Ad text and details are kept for 30 days at most.
Run time is a proxy: an ad still running after a long time is usually one the advertiser keeps paying for. We cannot see their results. Where a source only samples an ad, it shows as seen between two dates, never as a number of days.
Run it
A benchmark, then one click.
Their ads reads the companies in a finished comparison, so the comparison comes first. The report waits until every page is read.
- 01
Run a benchmark
Your page and up to three rivals, read by the same 150 agents. Free account, no card.
Open the benchmark - 02
Sign in
A free account. The ad sources allow their data to be shown to signed-in users only.
Create a free account - 03
See their ads
One click once every page is read. One lookup per click: the report is not fetched until you ask.
No comparison in hand.
Their ads reads the companies in a finished benchmark. Run one with your page and up to three rivals; when every page is read, it is one click.
- YouWaiting for a benchmark.
- Rival 1Waiting for a benchmark.
- Rival 2Waiting for a benchmark.
- Rival 3Waiting for a benchmark.
Start with the benchmark.
Your page and up to three rivals, read by the same 150 agents. Their ads is one click after it.