See any company’s Google ads.
Type a website. You get the ads it runs on Google: in search, on YouTube and on other sites. It is free, and it comes from Google’s own list of ads.
Where the ads come from
Google keeps a public list of the ads it shows. It is called the Ads Transparency Center. We ask it for you, through DataForSEO. Every ad here links to its own page on Google, so you can check it.
What a rival’s ads tell you
- What they pay to say. A company pays for the words it thinks sell.
- How long an ad has run. Companies tend to stop ads that do not pay, so an old one is a hint.
- Which formats they use: search, image or video.
- Who else pays to send people to the same site.
What it does not show
- What an ad cost, or how many people saw it. Google does not share that.
- Facebook and Instagram ads. Those are in Meta’s Ad Library.
- Ads shown only in other countries. Pick the country you care about.
How often you can look
We keep each answer for 7 days, so a site someone looked up this week opens at once. You can look up 10 new sites a day.