Free, read by a person, within a day
See your ads the way a homeowner does.
Paste your Facebook page. Within a day a person sends you two pages. They show every ad you are running and how long it has run. They show the button on each ad and what it tells Meta to buy. They show whether your page can book a time or only take a form, and your offer next to what your competitors promise this week. Your page also joins Monday's count, and the full comparison against the trade follows after it. We publish nothing about your page, and we name no company in the count.
What you get
- Live creatives on the page, counted one by one, against the trade's median per company and per franchise page.
- The age of each, and where the page's median sits against everything live in the trade.
- Every button the page uses, against how many companies in the trade use it at all.
- Every promise the page makes that the census counts, against how many companies make it.
- Where the clicks land, and how many domains.
What it does not contain, and why
- Spend and results. Meta's library shows what is running, never what it cost.
- Any other company's name. We describe the trade as counts. We name your page to you because you asked.
- An instant answer. Nothing on this site calls Meta when you press a button. The weekly run queries your page by the same method as every page in the census. That makes the trade comparison a census entry rather than a scrape.
Your address
We use it to send the teardown and for nothing else. We do not store it, add it to a list, or share it. Nothing goes to it until a person sends the teardown. The request reaches that person, who adds the page to the count. No confirmation mail, on purpose. A form that mails whatever address you type can mail strangers; this one cannot.