AdPlexity review 2026: native, push and display ad spies, and a separate Meta tool

What AdPlexity sells, product by product

AdPlexity isn't one spy tool. It's a row of separate subscriptions, each tied to one kind of traffic. The footer of adplexity.com lists Native, Social, Desktop, Push, Adult and Mobile, and the pricing page adds a seventh product, YouTube. You buy each one on its own. The refund policy names the company behind them as AdIntelligence Limited, and its Trustpilot profile gives Hong Kong as the contact address.

On that Trustpilot profile the company describes its users as performance marketers, affiliates and media buyers. The traffic it lists is Native, Push, Display, Mobile “and more”. That matches what I saw on the pricing page: most of the line-up lives outside the big social networks.

If you buy native and push traffic, that's two subscriptions and $398 a month on monthly billing. I didn't find a bundle on the pricing page.

AdPlexity Native: the flagship, and how big the database really is

AdPlexity Native is the product the brand is best known for, and at $249 a month it's also the most expensive. Its page promises ads “on popular networks like Outbrain, Taboola, MGID, and many more”. A second block adds a filter by affiliate network, naming MediaForce, ClickBank and BuyGoods.

For an affiliate, the second block matters more than the first. A network filter shows which offers sit behind the ads, so you look at what a whole network is promoting instead of one creative at a time.

The size of the database depends on which page you read. The adplexity.com homepage opens with “Discover +150M Winning Ads In Seconds”. A version of the pricing page gave a count per product instead: 20M+ for Native, 10M+ for Mobile, 5M+ each for Desktop, YouTube and Adult, and 3M+ for Push. Those six add up to 48M+.

The Social site claims 100M+ Facebook and Instagram ads on its own. Add that to 48M+ and you land close to 150 million, so my reading is that the homepage figure counts all seven products together. If so, about two thirds of it are Meta ads rather than native or push. That's my estimate from their own numbers.

The same table shows where the products differ. AI ad categorisation was marked “Yes” for Native only and “Coming Soon” for the other five. A trending area, landing page download and a dedicated account manager were listed for all six.

Competitors count AdPlexity differently again. Anstrex sells a native spy tool at $79.99 a month, and its product page carries a comparison table. There AdPlexity appears at $249 with 8 native ad networks, 27 countries and 700K+ ads. That's a rival's claim, not a measurement. Still, 700K+ next to AdPlexity's own 20M+ shows how loosely ad counts get used in this market.

One homepage detail made me read the testimonials more carefully. A long-time user's quote says “I’ve been using Adplexity since it was first launched back in ####.” Nobody filled in the year.

AdPlexity Social: Meta ads on a separate site

AdPlexity Social lives on its own domain, adplexity.io, with its own price. It covers Facebook and Instagram only. The headline reads “Find Winning Meta Ads in Seconds”, and the line under it promises to “Search 100M+ Facebook and Instagram ads”.

Below that sits a product screenshot. It shows an Explore Ads screen with 111,850,876 results, tabs for Ads, Domains, Affiliate Offers and Landing Pages, and two filters already set: Technology: Shopify and Status: Active.

The feature list reads as if it was written for affiliates. Both plan cards promise full landing page copy indexing, tech stack and affiliate network filters, complete redirect chain crawling, creative grouping across the market, domain analytics with trend comparison, and boards for saving ads, domains and pages.

Coverage is narrower than the ad count suggests. The stats block on the same page says “16+ GEOs tracked daily”. The niche count also shifts as you scroll. One block says “50+ Niches. One Tool.”, and a few screens later the stats say “90+ niches covered”.

Social is also the cheapest way into AdPlexity: $99 a month, or $79 a month billed yearly. The yearly card says “save $238”, while twelve months at $99 against twelve at $79 is $240. A tiny gap, but it's the kind I check before trusting bigger numbers.

Before you pay: the sign-up form is the checkout

There's no free plan and no free trial on either site. Every Get Started button on adplexity.com led me to the pricing page, and every plan there led to a sign-up form that doubles as the payment form.

The Native form fixes the membership as “Native ads competitive intelligence $249.00 for each month” and offers PayPal or Stripe. It asks for a phone number and has a separate field for a Telegram handle, which tells you a lot about who signs up. A note under the form says the payment “will be billed today and then every 30 days until cancelled”.

There's a coupon code field too, with a line under the price: “In case of coupon price will be updated on 2nd page”. The pricing page itself showed no public promotion.

On adplexity.io the pricing page has two paid plans and nothing free. Without paying, you can only book a call: “Book a Demo” on one homepage, “Book a Free Demo” on the other.

That sets a hard limit on this review. I couldn't open the product itself, so everything about the interface here comes from AdPlexity's own pages and screenshots. The biggest gap is freshness. I can't tell you how quickly a new native or push ad shows up in the database, because there was no way to search it without paying first.

AdPlexity pricing: seven plans, and a yearly discount closer to 17% than 20%

AdPlexity pricing is flat per product. Each product has one plan, and the only choice is monthly or yearly billing. The yearly tab carries a “20% OFF” badge, yet the prices under it are about 17% lower. Native falls from $249 to $208, Desktop, Mobile and Adult from $199 to $166, Push and YouTube from $149 to $124.

On Native, a year costs $2,496 instead of $2,988. Only Social, at $79 against $99, gets the full 20%.

Cancelling is simple on paper. Refunds are another matter. The refund policy says you can cancel at any time and keep access until the end of the billing cycle. A refund request has to come within 2 days of the subscription start, is weighed case by case, and is meant for technical issues that support can't fix.

Change of mind and forgetting to cancel before renewal are both listed as cases where a refund “would not typically be granted”. To cancel, the sign-up page points to live chat or [email protected].

The public reputation is thin. On Trustpilot, adplexity.com has 3.6 out of 5 from 6 reviews. The 1-star bar is the longest on the profile, the 5-star bar comes second, and the page notes that the company “hasn’t replied to negative reviews”. Six reviews can't tell you much either way, so I'd treat the score as noise.

AdPlexity and Spytrend: different traffic, one overlap

Start with the segment AdPlexity is built for. Spytrend doesn't cover native, push, pop, display or adult ads at all, and YouTube ads aren't there either. For a native or push campaign it has nothing to show you, so if that's your traffic, the comparison ends here.

Spytrend sits on the social side of the market, and its makers frame the product in this single line. Spytrend is an ad intelligence platform for Facebook and TikTok advertising: an archive of ads going back to 2018, AI-classified into 33 business categories, with every advertiser assembled into a single card — all ads, pages, domains and countries in one place.

Of AdPlexity's seven products, only Social overlaps with it. Against Social I see three differences you can check yourself.

TikTok and countries. None of the seven products on AdPlexity's pricing pages is built for TikTok, and Social tracks “16+ GEOs” daily. Spytrend keeps Facebook and TikTok as two tabs of the same Ads screen and covers 193 countries.

Categories instead of keywords. Judging by its own screenshot, AdPlexity Social starts from a search box plus filters such as technology and status. Spytrend sorts every ad into one of 33 categories and 342 subcategories, so you can open a whole niche without knowing a competitor or the words they use.

I tried it on the Meta tab. I picked Food and Beverage, narrowed it to the Cpg Groceries subcategory, switched Only Unique on and sorted by Most re-uploaded. The counter showed 443,900 results, and the search box was still empty.

A domain versus an owner. AdPlexity Social analyses domains and groups identical creatives across the market. Spytrend's Webmasters section starts one level higher, from the operator. It merges the domains, pixels and Page IDs shared by one owner's ads, and the Webmasters guide walks through how such a card comes together.

Colruyt France is a good test. Look up colruyt.fr as a domain and you find one supermarket website. The owner card shows 29,637 ads in total, all of them stopped when I opened it, with France far ahead at 28K and Switzerland next at 2K. Those ads ran from 94 Page IDs across 3 domains, and the “What merged this network” block shows the pair that ties them together: a Colruyt France page that sent 615 ads to colruyt.fr.

The page count is what a domain view misses. Read page by page, those 94 pages look like dozens of small advertisers, each with a few hundred ads. The card puts one operator behind all of them, and the flat 30-day timeline shows at a glance that the whole network had gone quiet.

Where AdPlexity is ahead. Beyond the formats Spytrend doesn't touch, AdPlexity offers what affiliates usually ask for first. That means affiliate network and tech stack filters, redirect chain crawling and landing page downloads. Spytrend's side of the ledger is different: a free Starter tier with ads three months and older, unlimited search within the categories you pay for, and a 14-day refund window against AdPlexity's two days. Current plans sit on Spytrend's pricing page.

AdPlexity vs Spytrend at a glance

Who buys AdPlexity, and what slows them down

The typical AdPlexity buyer is an affiliate running native, push or pop campaigns who wants the offers, networks and landing pages behind that traffic. Native is the natural first product: it has the most data and the only AI categorisation that's already live. A Meta-only affiliate who cares about offers and funnels would more likely start with Social at $99.

A few things get in the way. TikTok isn't there at all. You can't try anything before paying, and two days is a short refund window for a tool you've never seen from the inside. Every extra traffic type is another subscription, so any two products cost $248 to $448 a month.

Looking for an AdPlexity alternative?

An AdPlexity alternative depends on which part you'd replace. For native traffic at a lower entry price, Anstrex lists its native tool at $79.99 a month, and our Anstrex breakdown covers where it stops. For Meta-only research there's our AdSpy breakdown. If what you miss is TikTok, categories or the owner behind a set of domains, the comparison above covers Spytrend's side. For a wider view, see the ad-spy tool roundup and the guide on how to spy on competitor ads.

FAQ

AdPlexity products: which one covers which traffic?

AdPlexity products are split by traffic type, one subscription each. Native tracks networks like Outbrain, Taboola and MGID, Push covers Izooto, ClickAdilla and EvaDav, and Desktop and Mobile list PropellerAds, PopCash and AdCash. Adult and YouTube have products of their own. AdPlexity Social, on adplexity.io, covers Facebook and Instagram.

AdPlexity pricing: what do two products cost together?

AdPlexity pricing runs from $99 a month for Social to $249 for Native, with Desktop, Mobile and Adult at $199 and Push and YouTube at $149. There's no bundle, so two products cost $248 to $448 a month on monthly billing. Yearly billing takes off about 17%, or 20% on Social.

AdPlexity cancellation: what happens to the money already paid?

AdPlexity cancellation goes through live chat or [email protected], and access stays open until the paid cycle ends. The money is a different story. A refund is only considered within two days of the subscription start, and forgetting to cancel before renewal isn't grounds for one.

AdPlexity Native: how many ads are behind it?

AdPlexity Native was listed with 20M+ ads on a version of the pricing page. Anstrex's comparison table credits it with 700K+. I couldn't count it myself, since searching needs a paid account.

AdPlexity Social: can you look inside without paying?

AdPlexity Social has no free plan or trial. Its pricing page shows two paid options, $99 a month or $79 a month billed yearly, and the only free step is booking a demo call from the homepage.

Is Spytrend the same as AdPlexity?

No. AdPlexity specialises in native, push, pop, display and adult traffic, with Meta ads in a separate Social product. Spytrend doesn't cover native or push at all. It works with Facebook and TikTok ads in 193 countries, sorted into 33 business categories, with each owner's domains, pixels and Page IDs combined in a single card.