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AdRadar / Features / Ad tracking
Features · Ad tracking
AdRadar gathers a competitor’s active and past ads from the public ad libraries into one archive, explains what each ad relies on, and tells you when something new appears.



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.
Meta (Facebook and Instagram), Google and LinkedIn. Each card has the image or video, the text, the link and the countries where it ran.
A long run often means an ad keeps working, so AdRadar marks ads that have stood the test of time at 7, 15, 30 and 90 days. The library does not show results, so treat it as a signal.
The first line (hook), the angle (pain, result, social proof, comparison, price, urgency), the offer, the type of call to action (demo, trial, sign-up), the format (UGC, talking head, screen recording, carousel) and the tone.
What the competitor talks about most, how many new ads appear each week, and how offers and prices change in its ads.
If a brand has a separate Meta page for each country, AdRadar finds the biggest ones and merges them into one feed.
An ad points to a link, and the site behind it is tracked too. See the organic traffic it earns on its own.


You do not have to check the library. When a competitor’s ads change, you get a message with what happened and a link to the ad. Alerts go to Slack, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, Discord, email or your own webhook, instantly or as a digest, as your team sets it up.
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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 →Find a competitor’s ads by words and by meaning.
Put an ad you like in a folder in one click and export the folder to CSV.
What the competitor’s ads are about, which offers and prices are changing, and three ideas to test. Every conclusion links to specific ads.
The Sync now button on paid plans refreshes ads and reviews when you need a current picture.
Who bought search ads on your brand name, and a signal when a new advertiser appears. Coverage is still partial.


AdRadar shows what runs and for how many days. It does not show budgets, conversions or results, and it does not guess audiences.
“Which Meta ads in our niche have run 90+ days?”
See which ads run long and which formats and offers are in use, and collect them in a swipe file instead of testing from scratch.
“What offers and prices do their ads lead with?”
Offers and prices from ads show a competitor’s positioning. Pair them with what customers complain about.
“What did the five companies we follow launch this week?”
Several competitors in one project, a weekly digest, and alerts where your team already works.
The public ad libraries of Meta (Facebook and Instagram), Google and LinkedIn.
No. AdRadar shows what runs and for how many days, not budgets or conversions.
Each competitor page shows when its ads were last checked, for example “Ads · 3 d ago”. On paid plans, Sync now refreshes ads and reviews on demand.
Not yet. We show who bought search ads on a brand query and flag new advertisers, but coverage is partial.