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Competitor Ads by Screpy - Search competitor domains and review their public ad records

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Screpy Competitor Ads is a domain-based view of available public ad records. It combines visual previews, advertiser name, format, verification, first and last shown dates, result count, and available detail links. It supports creative research, not complete campaign coverage or private spend and performance analysis.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 We’re excited to introduce one of the newest features in Screpy: Competitor Ads. You can search for a competitor’s domain and discover the public ads associated with it — including ad previews, advertiser information, formats, verification status, and when they were displayed. We built this to make competitor ad research much faster. Instead of manually searching across different places, you can get a clearer picture of what your competitors are actually running. We’d love to hear your thoughts: What would you want to see when researching a competitor’s ads? Give it a try and let us know what you think!

Screpy makes competitor ad research much more practical. The domain-based view and visual previews are especially useful for quickly understanding what competitors are actually running. I upvoted Screpy.

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 Thank you so much for your support and kind feedback! We really appreciate you taking the time to check out Screpy and share your thoughts with us. Your feedback means a lot and helps us continue improving the product and building features that are genuinely useful.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋

We’re the team behind Screpy, and today we’re launching Competitor Ads.

We built it because competitor ad research is still more complicated than it should be. You often need to jump between different ad libraries just to understand what a brand is running.

With Competitor Ads, you can enter a domain and review available public ads in one place. You can see the creatives, advertiser details, formats, verification status, and when each ad was first and last shown.

Our goal is simple: make competitor ad research faster and easier for marketers, founders, and agencies.

We’d love to hear your feedback. Which competitor would you search for first?