Competitor ad research
Find Competitor Ads on Facebook & Instagram
Start with a competitor's advertiser name or website domain. Eachspy connects the indexed ads, creatives, and landing pages behind that business so you can see which campaign patterns keep appearing—without treating public signals as private performance data.
Facebook & Instagram only · indexed research data · EU spend estimates when available
Investigation path
Advertiser or domain
Identify the Page name, store, brand, or offer site.
Indexed campaigns
Compare creatives, first seen dates, duration, and platform.
Landing-page evidence
Trace the destination, related ads, offer pattern, and spend signal.
Two reliable starting points
Find the advertiser—even when the brand name is unclear
A competitor's public identity and its landing-page identity are not always the same. Search the advertiser when you know the Facebook Page; search the domain when a store, funnel, or offer uses a different Page name.
Search by advertiser name
Open one result, then review other indexed creatives and landing pages attached to the same Page. This is the fastest path when the public advertiser name matches the business.
Search by landing-page domain
Enter the store, brand, or offer domain. Eachspy matches indexed destination URLs back to the Pages and campaigns sending traffic there, including cases where multiple advertisers use one site.
See how domain search works →Repeatable workflow
How to find competitor ads step by step
Move from identity to evidence. The goal is to understand repeated campaign choices, not copy a single ad or infer private results from public data.
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Resolve the competitor
Try the advertiser name first. If it produces noise or no match, use the website domain to find Pages through their destinations.
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Separate persistent campaigns from short tests
Compare first seen dates, days running, active status, creative reuse, and estimated EU spend when available.
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Follow the ad to the offer
Inspect the landing page, related campaigns, detected ecommerce platform, and the creative or offer patterns that recur across the account.
What to record from each competitor
Creative pattern
Hook, format, CTA, language, and which variants reuse the same underlying angle.
Campaign persistence
First seen, duration, active status, and whether the advertiser continues launching related ads.
Destination pattern
Landing-page domain, product or offer page, detected platform, and other ads using the same URL.
Directional scale
Estimated EU spend and creative volume can help compare campaigns when the underlying data is available.
Optional monitoring
Find once. Monitor only the competitors that matter.
Use this workflow for discovery and analysis. When an advertiser becomes important to your research, save it separately and watch for newly indexed creatives or landing pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about finding and analyzing competitor ads.
Search their advertiser or Facebook Page name. If the brand name is unclear, enter the competitor's website domain instead. Eachspy matches indexed landing-page URLs to the advertisers and campaigns that send traffic there.
Yes. Search the store, brand, or offer domain to find indexed Facebook and Instagram ads whose landing pages point to that website. You can then inspect the connected advertisers, creatives, and landing pages.
Look for patterns rather than a single creative: ads that keep running, repeated hooks, creative variants, reused landing pages, and consistent offer structures. These are research signals, not proof of sales or profitability.
Yes. Eachspy indexes ecommerce ads delivered across Facebook and Instagram and preserves the publisher-platform context so you can compare how a campaign appears across Meta placements.
Eachspy can show a directional spend estimate when EU transparency reach is available. It does not reveal the advertiser's actual budget, revenue, conversion rate, targeting, or ROAS.
Yes. Once you identify a useful advertiser, save it to the advertiser tracker to review newly indexed ads, active campaigns, landing pages, and available spend signals in one dashboard.
Start with a competitor you already know
Search the advertiser or its website domain, then follow the evidence from ad to landing page.
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