See which competitor ads stay active, which formats they repeat, and which landing pages keep showing up.
Helping ecommerce teams study ads before they scale
AdMaker Brand Spy gives ecommerce brands and media buyers a working view of a competitor’s Facebook advertising. Instead of guessing which campaigns matter, you can see the brands you track, how many ads are still active, how that count moves, and which creatives are collecting impressions. Open any brand to read its format mix, landing pages, and the months when new ads first appeared.
Most ad libraries show you that an ad exists. Brand Spy shows the pattern around it. Active-ad counts, trend lines, creative formats, and landing pages sit in one workflow, so you can tell a one-off test from a brand that keeps shipping new ads. For dropshippers, DTC founders, and agency media buyers, that is the difference between copying a screenshot and studying a competitor that is still in market.
AdMaker brings brand tracking, creative mix, and landing-page patterns into one place.
An ad sitting in a library is not the same as a brand that keeps it live. Brand Spy shows active ads, a trend line, and three-month movement so you can separate a test from a campaign that is still running.
The Facebook Ad Library tells you what is running. Brand Spy keeps the brands you choose in one list, then opens formats, landing pages, and launch history before you save a single ad.
Track a brand once and keep the record until you remove it. Then open the creatives with the most impressions and take the angles worth testing into your own work.
From a tracked brand list to the creatives behind the numbers.
Open a brand and see how its ads split across images, videos, carousels, and dynamic creatives, and what share of the library each format holds.
Switch the launch chart between 3 months, 6 months, and all time. The line is how many ads were first recorded each month, so a quiet stretch and a burst of new creatives are easy to tell apart.
Each brand overview leads to the creatives collecting the most impressions. Save one, clone the angle, or open the full ad list when a brand is worth a deeper pass.
Add a brand, read the pattern, then open the creatives that are still running.
Paste a Meta Ads Library brand or ad URL, or search for an eligible Facebook brand.
Sort by active ads or latest added, and use the trend line to see whether the brand is expanding or quiet.
Open the brand for creative mix, landing pages, launch history, and the ads with the most impressions.
Checks which tracked brands are still adding ads, then opens the impression leaders before the next test brief.
Uses format mix and landing pages to see what a competitor keeps repeating, instead of copying the first ad in the library.
Keeps client competitors in one list, filters by niche, and opens a brand only when the active-ad trend is still moving.
Looks at the video and image split before briefing a creator, so the next test matches a format the competitor is already running.
Sorts landing pages by active ads, then opens the URLs that keep showing up before putting a similar offer live.
Sorts the brand list by active ads at the start of the week and sets aside brands whose trend has gone flat.
Keeps a short list of direct competitors and opens launch history when a new product push starts adding ads.
Uses the format mix and top ads as the competitor slide, instead of a folder of loose screenshots.
Opens the impression leaders, saves the angle worth testing, and clones the structure into the next batch.
Common questions about AdMaker Brand Spy.
Track the brands in your market, compare what stays active, and open the creatives worth studying.
