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Live Google Ads Transparency data

Google Ads Library search: every ad a competitor is running

Type a brand or a domain and AdEye pulls their live ads straight from the Google Ads Transparency Center, ranked by how long each ad has been running, so you can see which ones are actually working.

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Google Ads Transparency has no ads on record for that search. Google indexes ads by advertiser, so the brand's exact domain works best, for example nike.com.
Google Ads Transparency has no ads on record for . That is an answer about the brand, not a problem with the search: they are not running Google ads that Google publishes, or they advertise under a different registered name.
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Public ad-library data only, from the Google Ads Transparency Center. Nothing behind a login, no private data.

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Run length on every ad

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Why marketers switch

An ad spy tool built around the why, not just the what

Google's own Transparency Center shows you the pixels and leaves you to guess. AdEye ranks the same public ads by the two signals that reveal a winner, and keeps the good ones in a swipe file.

Every Google ad a competitor runs

Type a brand or a domain and get their live Google ads in one searchable feed, sorted by what is actually working. No clunky official search box, no clicking through one creative at a time.

Know which ads actually work

Every creative carries how long Google has been showing it, so you can tell a proven ad from a one-day test at a glance. Paid plans add AI tags for the hook, angle and format behind each one.

A swipe file you will actually reuse

Save the winners to organised boards instead of screenshotting them into a document nobody opens again. Every saved ad keeps its run length and a link back to the original on Google.

Brief better creative, faster

Turn a competitor's proven ad into your next test batch. Start from the creative that has survived 300 days of their budget rather than guessing at your next round from scratch.

How ad intelligence works

From a brand name to a feed of winning ads in three steps

No four-tab hunting, no screenshots into a doc. You type a competitor and AdEye does the pulling and the tagging, with the working signal showing you the proof.

1

Enter a brand or a domain

Type a competitor's name or their domain. AdEye resolves it to the advertiser Google has on file and pulls their live ads from the Ads Transparency Center.

2

Their live ads stream into one feed

Every creative arrives with the run dates Google publishes, ranked so the longest-running ads sit at the top. Paid plans add AI hook, angle and format tags.

3

Save the winners

Keep the ads worth stealing from in a swipe file, with the run length and a link back to the original on Google.

What the feed gives you

Every ad card carries its run length

This is what AdEye surfaces for any brand: the creative itself, its format, and how long Google has been showing it, so you can spot the proven winners at a glance.

  • Every live Google ad for a brand, in one feed
  • How long each ad has run, straight from Google
  • A link back to the original creative on Google
  • Save the winners to a swipe file
All ad intelligence features
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Google ad by Stripe, Inc.

Stripe, Inc.

Running 1,789d

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Google ad by PATAGONIA, INC.

PATAGONIA, INC.

Running 1,789d

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Google ad by THE RIDGE WALLET LLC

THE RIDGE WALLET LLC

Running 1,789d

Query to result

What one search actually gives you

You type a brand or a domain. AdEye resolves it to the advertiser Google has on file, pulls their creatives, deduplicates them and returns a ranked feed. Here is what comes back on every ad.

You type

a brand name or a domain

Google indexes ads by advertiser, not by topic, so a search names a brand or a domain rather than a niche. "nike.com" and "Nike" both work; a bare keyword does not.

Where we look

  • Google Ads Transparency Center: Search, Display and Google-served ads across the web

Only what Google publishes itself. No scraping behind a login, no personal data, no private spend figures, because Google does not publish those for commercial ads. AdEye does not search Meta or TikTok.

What comes back per ad

  • The creative itself, and the advertiser behind it
  • How long it has been running
  • The format Google reports: image, video or text
  • AI tags for the hook, angle and format on the paid plans

Sort by longest running, and save anything worth keeping to a swipe board.

Simple, paid plans

Plans that scale with how many brands you track

Every paid plan includes Google Ads Transparency search, AI hook, angle and format tags, the run-length signal, and the swipe file. Prices in USD, billed yearly.

Starter

Solo marketers and small DTC

$19.50/mo

  • 500 Google ad searches a month
  • AI hook, angle and format tags
  • Full results on every search
  • Unlimited boards with CSV export
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Pro

Growth teams and freelancers

$49.50/mo

  • Everything in Starter
  • 2,000 searches a month, 4x Starter
  • Unlimited boards with CSV export

Agency

Agencies and in-house teams

$149.50/mo

  • Everything in Pro
  • 10,000 searches a month
  • Unlimited boards, one per client
  • Priority support

Prices in USD, billed yearly. See all plans.

Before you start

The questions marketers ask first

An ad library is a platform's public, searchable archive of the ads currently running on it. Google publishes one, the Ads Transparency Center, so anyone can look up which ads a brand is running right now, without an account and without touching any private data.
Not for regular commercial ads. The platforms publish creatives, run dates and advertiser identity, but keep exact budgets private. Only political and issue ads carry spend ranges. AdEye instead reads effort from what Google does publish: how long each ad has been running, and how many ads the advertiser has live in total.
Google. AdEye searches the Google Ads Transparency Center, which is Google's own searchable record of the ads an advertiser has served across Google platforms including Search, Display, Gmail and YouTube, so a competitor's YouTube video ads appear in the same feed as their text and image ads. It does not search Meta or TikTok: those libraries either require an access token we do not have or are not open to the US.
100% public ad-library data from the Google Ads Transparency Center, which Google publishes for exactly this purpose. Nothing behind a login, no private or personal data. It is legitimate competitive research on ads that are already public.
Run length is the signal Google publishes and the one that costs a competitor money. An ad kept live for 300 days is an ad someone is still paying for; a one-day test is not. AdEye ranks every feed by it. On the paid plans AI also tags each creative with its hook, angle and format.
Yes. AdEye keeps a swipe file with boards so the ads worth keeping live somewhere better than a Google Doc.
No. Google's Ads Transparency Center indexes ads by advertiser, not by topic, so a search has to name a brand or a domain. Type a competitor's name or their domain and you get their ads; a bare keyword like "skincare" returns nothing, because Google does not offer that lookup.
Google's own Transparency Center has no analytics, no AI tags, no sorting by how long an ad has run, no saving and no alerts. AdEye is the research-and-insight layer on top of that public data.

See what your competitors are running today

Type any brand or domain and watch their live Google ads stream into one feed, ranked by how long each one has been running.

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