Their five longest-running Meta ads all sell free guides, templates and prompt packs.
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HubSpot’s five longest-running Meta ads all sell free guides, not the product.
Worth testing: a free template as the offer for your launch.
A screen recording of the product: the overview with the AI read of Replit, then its ads, reviews and site pages. The video loads only when you press play.
Ten case studies of products built with AI tools: what they did to get users, what the numbers really say, and how to check what these companies run today.
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Add companies in your space, or ones you want to grow like. A name or a website is enough: AdRadar finds their ad accounts, site and review pages, and you confirm what it found.
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Ads that keep running, hooks that repeat, pages that get rewritten, complaints that pile up. These are the signals of a channel, offer or message that works.
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Our AI reads the week and tells you which channel, offer or message to test for your product, with links to the evidence. Alerts reach Slack, Telegram, Teams, Discord, email or a webhook.
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days one HubSpot ad has kept running on Meta
“Ready to see ROI on your Instagram posts? Get our free guide to Instagram for business.”
First shown March 24, 2026. A long run often means an ad keeps working, though the library does not show results.
Active ads in the Meta Ad Library, United States.
Counts come from the library as published and can include related advertisers. Salesforce shows no active ads on the Meta pages we checked.
Open the HubSpot page →How ad tracking works →The first page of every company you follow sums up all three channels in one overview: the key takeaways for each, a feed of what changed, and a short list of what to do. Ads, reviews and site pages are one tab away.
Alerts go to Slack, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, Discord, email or your own webhook, instantly or as a digest, as your team sets it up.

AdRadar reads what changed at the companies you follow, across ads, site and reviews, and tells you where to dig and what to try. Each point links to the ads, pages or reviews behind it.
Their five longest-running Meta ads all sell free guides, templates and prompt packs.
Try test a gated template as the offer for your launch.
53 of 62 rated reviews are 1★, and most cite billing: “spend 50 dollar end with bill 300 dollar”.
Try lead your messaging with predictable pricing and spend caps.
Billing anger in reviews clashes with a 480-ad LinkedIn enterprise push.
Try counter the webinar push with your own LinkedIn offer to the same audience.
HubSpot: our November 1, 2026 snapshot of its ads. Replit: reviews and ads tracked in AdRadar, November 2026.
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HubSpotMeta · Google · LinkedIn
NotionMeta · Google · LinkedIn
monday.comMeta · Google · LinkedIn
PipedriveMeta · Google · LinkedIn
ClickUpMeta · Google · LinkedIn
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Open a case study to see what products like yours did to get their first users, then open the advertiser page of a company in your category to see its ads, search traffic and reviews. Follow three or four companies to get every change and a weekly AI brief on what to try for your product.
It reads what changed at the companies you follow, across ads, pages and reviews, and tells you where to dig and what to try for your product. Each point links to the evidence behind it, so you can check it.
From the public ad libraries of Meta, Google and LinkedIn, Trustpilot and Reddit, Google search rankings for the organic traffic estimate, and the public pages companies publish. Every ad and review links back to its original.
No. AdRadar shows what runs and for how many days, not budgets or conversions.
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