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See what ads any business is running

Type a website or a brand and see the Facebook and Instagram ads it's running now, how long each has run, and in what formats.Resting for nowNo sign-up

The competitor ad finder is resting for now

It’s switched off at the moment. Everything it does runs inside Adwright, along with research and ready-to-post ads made from your link.

How it works

  1. 01

    Type a website or a brand

    A site like gymshark.com finds the brand behind it; a name works too.

  2. 02

    We look it up

    First in Adwright's ad library, then, for a brand we don't have yet, live in Meta's Ad Library.

  3. 03

    See what's running

    Its live ads, how long each has run, and which formats it leans on.

What you get

Example, not a real result

Northbrew (an example brand)

northbrew.example · From our ad library

Live ads
14
Formats
9 images, 4 videos, 1 carousel
Average run
47 days
Longest running
152 days
  • The cold brew we drink at home

    Running 5 months · Facebook, Instagram

  • Café taste in ten seconds

    Running 3 months · Facebook, Instagram

  • Three bottles, one price

    Running 41 days · Facebook, Instagram

  • Why we steep it for 20 hours

    Running 12 days · Facebook, Instagram

FAQ

Questions, answered

From Adwright's ad library, which collects ads from Meta's public Ad Library and other public ad libraries. For a brand that isn't in it yet, we look it up live in Meta's Ad Library, so you see its Facebook and Instagram ads.

Yes, and you don't need an account. Brands already in our library are free to look up as often as you like. Live lookups of other brands are capped at 5 free tries a day for each visitor, and a brand looked up live is kept for a week, so looking it up again is free too.

From the start date Meta's Ad Library shows for it. An ad a brand keeps paying for month after month is one of the clearest signs it works for them.

No. Meta's Ad Library is public, and looking a brand up here doesn't tell anyone. We keep the website or name you typed with the answer, and nothing about you.

It may not be advertising on Facebook or Instagram right now, or it advertises under another name. Try its website instead of its name, or the other way round.

Something else? Email support@adwright.co and we’ll get back to you.

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