Multi-platform Ad Radar
Type a brand name and see the ads it runs in Vietnam across 3 platforms, longest-running first.
Large platforms are required to publish the ads they are running, so you can see a competitor's copy, landing page and start date. What no platform publishes is spend. That is why the most useful metric here is how long an ad has been alive: nobody pays monthly for an ad that does not return.
Results are filtered again after they arrive: only ads containing every word of your query are kept, because the libraries pad thin results with unrelated advertisers. That means you may get fewer than the maximum, and that is deliberate.
What you put in
- A brand name or a keyword.
- Which platforms. Facebook/Instagram and Google by default; LinkedIn is opt-in, because its library often returns advertisers unrelated to the query.
- Status: all, currently running, or stopped.
What you get back
- A list of ads, longest-running first, with variants of the same creative already merged.
- The copy and landing page of each ad.
- Median and maximum days running across the set.
- The landing page domains they send traffic to.
- How many distinct advertisers, and the split by platform and format.
- How many ads were dropped for not matching every word of the query.
The limit on one run
- One run returns at most 60 ads, in Vietnam.
- It runs in the background and takes about a minute. You submit the request and come back for the result.
- No TikTok. TikTok's ad library covers only the European Economic Area, the UK and Switzerland.
- If no ad matches and a library returned an error, the run is refunded — "no ads" would be a wrong answer in that case.
What this tool does not do
- No spend, click-through rate or revenue. Every competitor budget figure you meet anywhere is speculation.
- It does not track changes over time: each run is the current state. To follow changes, run it periodically and keep the results.
- Do not use their creative in your own advertising — it is their content.
Frequently asked questions
Every figure here is an estimate from what the platform displays publicly. It is not a channel's or a marketplace's internal analytics, and it is not audited.