We pull every live ad a brand runs on Meta, read the creatives and the footage with a vision model, fingerprint the pixels for duplicates, check every claim and deadline still standing, then click the ads the way a buyer would and read what happens on the other side. Every finding named, priced, and paired with what right looks like.
Run my free report → Takes 30 seconds to request. Your dossier is ready in minutes, on any brand.It opens with the cascade, then walks the account layer by layer: every ad graded, every duplicate caught, every claim checked, every destination clicked. These are real pages from a real dossier, because the artifact is the pitch.
Your dossier opens with the cascade: how many ads you pay for, how many distinct visual entities survive fingerprinting, and how many concepts the retrieval engine actually has to test. Graded on seven scored dimensions, with the modeled dollars riding on your biggest concentration right beside it.
A wall of the brand's actual live ads, sorted into the hooks a vision model read, badged with run days, and stamped dup where the pixels are the same creative wearing a new caption. The moment of recognition is the whole point. Those are my ads, and you graded every one.
Format and creator split from the actual footage, plus the technicals nobody else measures from outside: runtime, hard cuts, burned captions, end cards, vertical readiness. If the account is a silent film in a sound off feed, this is where it shows.
Fifty two weeks of launches in one strip. Droughts show as dead runs, the freshness cliff shows how long the auction has waited for anything new, and the playbook band for your spend shows what should have shipped instead.
The claims ledger reads what is written on the creatives themselves. Deadlines that lapsed weeks ago and kept running, discount depths that contradict each other, seasonal ads still live out of season, each one with the ad as the receipt.
Carrying a real click id, we follow your top destinations and read what happens: did the pixel fire, did the click id survive the redirects, does the page keep the promise the ad made, and does the offer still stand where the buyer lands. Every finding comes with what right looks like.
Point it at any rival and get their concept collapse, their hooks, their video foundation, and the share of voice between you, side by side. See the angles they run that you have never tried, with their actual ad as the proof.
A website, a brand name, or an Ad Library link, and your email. That is the whole ask.
~30 SECONDSWe pull the brand's entire live Meta library, read each creative and each video's footage with a vision model, fingerprint every image, check every claim, then click the top destinations the way a buyer would. No account access, nothing on their site changes.
A FEW MINUTES, AUTOMATEDA private link to the full teardown: the concept collapse, the graded wall, the video foundation, every finding with its receipt, and the questions that book the call.
~MINUTES END TO ENDFree scanners cry wolf. Every claim in the dossier is exactly one of three things, and what only the account can answer is named, never faked.
Ad counts, run dates, offers, formats. Pulled straight from Meta's public Ad Library. The evidence ships with the finding.
The concept read is a vision model reading the actual creative, labeled as such. Our external estimate of Meta's grouping, never a Meta figure.
The real similarity score, EMQ, spend, and true ROAS live inside the account. Anyone claiming to see them from a URL is guessing. We name them.
The dossier ends with the questions no outside scan can answer: the real Entity ID grouping, which concept is eating the budget, the true fatigue curve, and the signal quality feeding the auction. In the accounts we connect, the gaps behind that wall are the rule, not the exception. That conversation is where we earn the audit.
Your creative is one of the two things the algorithm reads about you. The other is your tracking. See exactly what your stack sends Meta, Google, and TikTok on a paid click, and everything it never sends.
You are paying the algorithm to route your creative. If it only sees a handful of concepts, every dollar competes with itself, and no dashboard will tell you. The Ad Library will.