Find competitors’ ads by URL with a spy tool: filter by tracker and CPA network

Short answer: In the Spytrend spy tool, search by tracker or CPA network using the “Service” filter under “Ads.” Select Keitaro, RedTrack, ClickBank, GG.BET Partners, AppsFlyer or Trybe to see Meta ads whose links contain that service. “Selection analytics” shows advertisers, geos and verticals. The filter doesn’t cover TikTok or Google yet. It’s available on paid plans starting at $79 a month.

How to use the “Service” filter

1. Open the “Ads” section (Meta) and click “Service” in the second row of filters.
2. Search for a service or choose a group, then select the service itself. The number next to it shows ads from the last 31 days.
3. Click “Apply” on the bar below the filters, then “Selection analytics.”

The “Exclude” toggle does the reverse: it removes everything running through the selected service from the results. For example, you can filter out WhatsApp lead gen and look only at ads with landing pages.

Services are split into groups, each showing its total number of ads over the last 31 days (data as of November 2026):

These are ad counts, not company counts. One advertiser can run thousands of ads, and a single ad can use several services.

Trackers: Keitaro, RedTrack, Voluum, ClickMagick

Each tracker has its own count within the group. ClickMagick leads with 56,335 ads over 31 days, followed by Flashtalking, RedTrack (14,326), CATS, Keitaro (2,480) and Voluum (659).

They’re not all about affiliate marketing. ClickMagick is popular with info-product sellers and experts, while Flashtalking is an ad server used by major brands. Affiliate funnels are most often behind Keitaro, RedTrack and Voluum.

Keitaro’s numbers are small, and that’s normal: it usually sits behind cloaking and a prelander, so it rarely appears in the visible URL. That makes every funnel you find valuable. Keitaro’s “Selection analytics” shows 224 ads with _token= and _subid= parameters directly in the URL, across 25 advertisers and 22 websites. The geo breakdown is telling: Belgium 12%, the Netherlands 8%, Georgia 8%, the US 5%, followed by Spain and Armenia. By vertical, clothing accounts for 30%, and crypto and trading for 20%. Clothing ads running through Keitaro are reason enough to open the ad cards and check what’s really behind the white-hat creative.

How to find funnels:

1. Select “Service” → “Trackers” → Keitaro (or RedTrack, Voluum).
2. Add a country and category, such as nutra.
3. Open the ad cards and follow the chain: creative → prelander → tracker → offer.
4. Start with ads that run for a long time and get relaunched: if they aren’t switched off for weeks, the funnel is probably profitable.

We’ve covered how to break down funnels step by step in our nutra and crypto guides.

CPA networks and casino affiliate programs: from GG.BET Partners to ClickBank

A CPA network leaves its domain or an affiliate identifier in the chain. Spytrend uses that to associate the ad with the network. The “CPA networks” group contains 16 services. Amazon Associates, Awin and Rakuten lead by volume, but the ones further down are more relevant to affiliate media buyers.

Take GG.BET Partners, a gambling affiliate program: 319 ads over the last 31 days. Selection analytics shows 157 advertisers, including Fortune Club and Top Slots Online. Poland (42%), Austria (40%) and Finland (30%) lead by geo. A single ad often runs in several countries, so the percentages add up to more than 100. Almost all these ads are now inactive, but they’re still useful as an archive of past ad creatives and target geos. You get a snapshot of how advertisers run casino campaigns on Meta through this affiliate program: which countries, which creatives and who keeps ads running the longest.

ClickBank (721 ads) and Digistore24 (110) are mostly Western markets, nutra and info products. Here, you can check which network offers are actually running on Meta right now, rather than just listed in the marketplace.

UGC through Trybe: creators earn a percentage of ad spend

Trybe is a platform where creators shoot UGC videos for brands. They’re paid a percentage of what the brand spends on Meta ads featuring that video. The brand sets the rate: for example, beverage brand Nello’s terms specify a standard rate of 3% of ad spend, with a higher rate for VIP creators. A brand can test dozens of faces and approaches with very little production budget at risk.

Brands on Trybe leave a parameter such as ?trybe=1b2c3d4e in the destination URL. The platform uses it to attribute the ad to a creator. The same value across several ads most likely means the same video has been relaunched.

In 31 days, from October 9 to November 8, 2026, 448,454 ads with the Trybe parameter in the URL went live, run by 4,905 advertisers across 4,026 websites. Over the whole observation period, since March 2026, there are 1,250,917 such ads.

73% of the ads from these 31 days target the US. Beauty (25%) and clothing (24%) lead by vertical, followed by e-commerce and health.

Wispr Flow, an AI voice typing service, ranks 25th among Trybe advertisers with 2,069 ads. The company raised $280 million at a $2 billion valuation in August 2026, and more than two thousand of its ads from this period carry the Trybe parameter.

For affiliate media buyers, the use case is to collect UGC creative references in your vertical—opening hooks, delivery and CTAs—and see which videos brands keep relaunching the longest. The parameter itself doesn’t reveal the creator’s name.

Apps: AppsFlyer and Adjust

AppsFlyer, Adjust and Branch are mobile measurement partners (MMPs). Most paid app advertising runs through them, so the volumes are huge: 14.5 million ads with AppsFlyer and 7 million with Adjust over the last 31 days.

In AppsFlyer’s “Selection analytics,” af_ parameters in URLs alone account for 1.9 million ads and 9,109 advertisers. This isn’t an official AppsFlyer client list or a ranking by budget, but you can immediately see who’s running the most app ads.

For web2app and mobile, this is a way to see which geos and creatives major players are scaling with, and to compare AppsFlyer and Adjust selections over the same period. We covered how the market itself works in our Web2App article.

E-commerce: Triple Whale, HYROS, Northbeam

These services attribute revenue to channels. They’re used by stores already spending substantial amounts on ads.

The Triple Whale filter contains 294,038 ads from the last 31 days. Of these, 55,000 have tw_source= and tw_adid= parameters directly in the URL, covering 747 advertisers across 524 websites. You can also see that some of these stores use Trybe and Northbeam alongside it.

For affiliate media buyers, it’s a quick way to find e-commerce offers scaling on Meta and look at their creatives.

Lead gen: WhatsApp, Telegram, Typeform, Calendly

Ads that go straight to a chat or form sit in the “Messengers” and “Forms and bookings” groups. WhatsApp is one of the largest services in the entire filter, with 3.7 million ads a month. Telegram accounts for 21,000.

This lets you see which niches and geos sell through conversations instead of landing pages, and which creatives they use. The reverse works too: enable “Exclude” for messengers, and you’ll be left with ads linking to websites.

How Spytrend identifies a service in a link

Spytrend opens ad links and follows the redirect chain. It identifies services in three ways:

• By URL parameters, such as trybe=, AppsFlyer’s af_siteid=, Keitaro’s _subid= and Triple Whale’s tw_source=.
• By domains in the chain, such as AppsFlyer OneLink URLs.
• By scripts on the landing page, which identify some analytics services.

Different platforms can use the same parameter names, so a parameter is checked against other signals rather than counted on its own.

That also explains the difference in counts. The counter in the “Service” list includes all signals over the last 31 days. The “Services in links” block in analytics counts only parameters directly in the URL, so its numbers are lower.

What to keep in mind

• The filter only works with Meta ads.
• If cloaking hides the chain or the page fails to open, the service won’t be identified. That’s why fewer trackers are visible than are actually in use.
• The number of ads isn’t the number of creatives and doesn’t indicate budget.
• We see advertising activity on Meta, not a service’s complete client list.
• Spytrend isn’t affiliated with the services mentioned. Their names are provided solely for search purposes.

FAQ

How can I find out which tracker a competitor uses?
Open a competitor’s ad in Spytrend: the redirect chain shows which domains and parameters the traffic passes through. To find all ads running through a particular tracker, select it under “Service” → “Trackers.”

Which trackers does Spytrend identify?
The “Trackers” group currently contains 9 services, including Keitaro, RedTrack, Voluum, ClickMagick and ClickFlare. Search within the filter to access the full list.

How can I see which CPA network offers are running on Meta right now?
Select the network under “Service” → “CPA networks,” click “Apply” and open “Selection analytics.” You’ll see advertisers, geos and verticals there, with the creatives themselves in the feed.

How do I find ads for casino affiliate programs?
The “CPA networks” group includes gambling affiliate programs such as GG.BET Partners. Select it, add your target geo and check the creatives and advertisers in analytics.

What does trybe= mean in a URL?
It’s a parameter from the UGC platform Trybe. The platform uses it to attribute an ad to a specific creator’s video and calculate their percentage of ad spend.

Can I find all AppsFlyer clients?
No. You can get a ranking by ad count of advertisers whose Meta ads contain AppsFlyer. These are active advertisers, not the complete client base.

Does the filter work for TikTok and Google?
Not yet. It only works for Meta.

How is the “Service” filter different from a domain search?
A domain search finds ads for a specific website. “Service” finds ads by the technology in the chain, across thousands of different domains at once.

Why do the numbers differ between the list, feed and analytics?
They count different things. The number in the “Service” list covers the last 31 days and all signals identifying the service, while the “Services in links” block in analytics counts only parameters directly in the URL. Compare services within the same block.

Who can access the filter?
Users on paid Spytrend plans, starting at $79 a month.

Try it in your niche: “Ads” → “Service” → Keitaro or GG.BET Partners, add your geo and open “Selection analytics.” See the Spytrend pricing page for plans and what each includes.

Spytrend data as of 9 November 2026, covering a 31-day window. Wispr Flow valuation according to TechCrunch; Trybe rates according to Nello’s brand terms.