AdPlexity

AdPlexity is a spy tool: a searchable database of ads collected across ad networks, with the landing pages behind them. It is sold as separate products per traffic type, including Native, Push, Mobile, Desktop, Adult and Social, which the vendor describes as a way to "search 100M+ Facebook and Instagram ads" (adplexity.io, September 2026), so you subscribe only to the format you buy.

For affiliates the use is research before a test. The Native product page says it covers "Outbrain, Taboola, MGID, and many more" and lets you filter by affiliate network, which turns a feed of creatives into an answer to "which offers are being pushed in this country, with what angle". In practice buyers use it to find which offers, angles and advertorials run in a country: AdPlexity Native for the major native networks, AdPlexity Push for push networks.

It shows what is running and for how long; it does not show anyone's profit.

AdPlexity fits buyers who already know which format they buy and want deep research in it: a native buyer preparing a new nutra geo, or a push buyer checking what offers and creatives are live before a test.

It suits teams more than hobbyists, because the price is high for a solo buyer testing on a small budget, and there is no trial.

It fits poorly someone who wants all formats in one cheap subscription, someone who needs TikTok creatives (the vendor describes the Social product as covering Facebook and Instagram, per adplexity.io, and does not mention TikTok), and someone who wants a short trial before paying.

You search ads by keyword, country, network, advertiser, date range and, in the native and push products, affiliate network. Each result shows the creative, where and when it was seen, and the page behind the click. The Push page mentions filtering by keyword, country, network and advertiser, and affiliate networks such as ClickBank and ClickDealer; the Native page lists affiliate networks such as MediaForce, ClickBank and BuyGoods, and arbitrage networks such as Tonic and Sedo.

The workflow is: filter to your country and network, sort by how long ads have run, open the long runners, study the prelander structure and offer, and note angles. The Native product also has a trending section for what is gaining impressions.

What you take away is structure and angles, not pages to copy verbatim: copied nutra advertorials often carry claims that fail moderation.

There is nothing to set up beyond an account; the work is learning which filters give useful results in your geo. Because there is no free trial (the pricing page says "AdPlexity does not offer a free trial" as of September 2026, and offers demo calls instead), plan your research before paying so the first month is used well.

A useful first search for a new geo is narrow: one country, the native networks you plan to buy, your offer's category keywords, sorted by how long ads have run. Use the demo call to run that search and see how many results come back.

Separate, focused products. You pay for the format you buy, and each product is built around that format's networks and filters.

Affiliate network filters. Filtering native and push ads by affiliate network (ClickBank, MediaForce, BuyGoods and others named on the product pages) is the fastest way to see which offers are being scaled.

Arbitrage visibility. The Native product tracks arbitrage networks such as Tonic and Sedo, which is useful beyond classic CPA.

Coverage of the main native networks. The vendor names Outbrain, Taboola and MGID, the networks most nutra native buyers use.

Trending view. A feed of ads gaining traction shortens the path from "what is new" to a test idea.

Expensive per format. As of September 2026 the pricing page lists Native at $249 a month. A buyer who needs native and push pays for two products, $398 a month on monthly billing. Anstrex lists its native product at $79.99.

No free trial. You pay before you can check whether your geo is well covered, which is the main risk with any spy tool.

Coverage outside core markets is unknown until tested. Tier 2 and tier 3 countries where much nutra COD runs may be thinner than the US and Western Europe. As of September 2026 the Native and Push product pages publish no country count or country list (the Mobile page claims 60+ countries tracked). Ad counts per country are not published either, so ask in the demo call how many Native and Push ads they hold for your target geo, such as Indonesia or Mexico.

Social is a separate purchase, and TikTok is not listed. Facebook and Instagram research needs the Social product, $149 a month on monthly billing, on top of Native or Push. The vendor's description of Social does not mention TikTok, so for TikTok you need another source such as the platform's own ad library. For Meta, the free Meta Ad Library is the baseline to compare against before paying.

Longevity is a proxy. An ad that runs for weeks may be profitable, or may be a brand campaign with a different goal.

As of September 2026, the pricing page lists monthly prices of $249 for Native, $199 each for Desktop, Mobile and Adult, and $149 each for Push and Social. Yearly billing cuts about 20 percent: Native $208 a month, Desktop, Mobile and Adult $166, Push and Social $124.

Illustrative budgeting: two months of Native research before launching a new geo costs $498. To pay for itself, the research has to save at least $498 in traffic, for example by ruling out two tests you would otherwise have run and lost $250 or more on each. If you only glance at it weekly, it will not.

Anstrex is the usual alternative. The two differ in coverage and pricing: Anstrex is much cheaper per product and also sells a pops product, while AdPlexity is priced higher and covers more format types, including desktop, mobile and adult. If price is the constraint, start with Anstrex for native or push; if you want AdPlexity's affiliate network and arbitrage filters in native, book a demo and check your geo before paying.

For Meta creatives, AdPlexity Social is an option next to the free Meta Ad Library; for TikTok, AdPlexity lists no product.

AdPlexity is a serious research tool for buyers who work one format intensively, especially native, and who will use the affiliate network filters and longevity data every week. For a team preparing new nutra geos on native or push, it earns its price.

For a solo buyer on a small budget, the lack of a trial and the per-format pricing are hard to justify against Anstrex, which costs a fraction per product. The sensible approach is to subscribe for the research phase of a new geo, use it intensively, and cancel between projects.