Adheart: a powerful AI tool for competitive intelligence on social networks

Meta’s average CPM rose from $11.82 in 2024 to $14.19 in 2025, a 20% increase, and Motion’s Creative Benchmarks 2026 report, built on 550,000 ads from 6,000 advertisers, found that roughly half of all creatives are switched off before day 28, and only 4% to 8% ever qualify as winners. Traffic costs more and most of what you produce will not work. That combination is why competitive research stopped being optional.

We will talk about the Adheart service, which helps analyze competitors’ ads, find effective advertising creatives, and stay updated on trends in the advertising industry.

What is Adheart?

Adheart is a powerful Ad Intelligence tool for competitive intelligence on popular social media platforms.

Adheart automatically collects advertisements from the most popular platforms. The service provides:

• Over 1 billion creatives for search;
• 2.5 billion media files for download;
• 57 million creatives for apps;
• 354 thousand unique apps.

Figures published as of 2026. Vendors in this category rarely state the date their creative counter was last updated, so treat any headline number, including this one, as approximate. What matters more is the depth: the database started at roughly 50 million creatives in 2019, which means you can pull an advertiser’s full history rather than only what is running today. The feed updates continuously, not daily.

What changed in 2026

The version most people remember was a Facebook and Instagram tool. Three things have been added since.

A dedicated TikTok Ads module now runs alongside the Meta section with its own filters and vertical categories: gambling, e-commerce, adult, novel, crypto, finance, education and careers, nutra. Inside it, Adheart detects text spoken and shown inside video ads, so you can search by what is said on screen rather than only by the caption. That matters because TikTok creatives fatigue two to three times faster than Meta creatives. Advertisers spending $10,000 a month there need three to five fresh concepts weekly.

On the Meta side, Threads joined the placement filter alongside Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and Audience Network. Three narrower filters also arrived: lead-generation ads using Meta’s native Instant Forms, Meta’s official ad categories (financial products, employment, housing, social and political issues), and Application ID, which isolates every creative pointing at one app and splits it by iOS and Android.

Adheart features

Adheart provides a variety of functions for analytics and working with creatives. Here are the marketing opportunities available on the platform:

• Selection of effective creatives using a vast database of over one billion creatives;
• Search for creatives using more than 20 filters: language, text, link, app, and other parameters;
• Downloading media files in high quality;
• Detailed statistics on teasers, including the launch date of the creative and the duration of its run;
• App advertising analytics through a search with multiple filters and sorting options;
• Promotion analysis through built-in statistics that allow tracking the dynamics of promotion, viewing all creatives over a specific period, and seeing how the application is being promoted;
• IP address search, which returns every domain hosted on the same address;
• Active days and launch date filters, which separate two-day tests from ads that have been running for two weeks;
• Built-in utilities: a creative uniqueizer, a UTM builder with templates for GA4, Keitaro and Voluum, an ROI and ROAS calculator, and a cloaking checker that shows how a page responds to different countries, platforms and referrers.

Advantages

Adheart is a user-friendly platform with a variety of useful features that make it easy to work with. It is chosen for several advantages:

• A database of 1 billion ads;
• More than 100 countries for searching;
• The ability to save favorite ads;
• Flexible customizable filters for finding the right products;
• The option to view product pages, landing pages, and websites linked to the ad;
• Downloading any creative without a watermark and in high quality;
• 24/7 technical support.

The service assists affiliate marketers, dropshippers, and professionals in the product sales business.

Limitations

Depth is on Meta. The TikTok module is good but new, and if you need native, push, YouTube or desktop display intelligence, AdPlexity and Anstrex are built for that instead.

CIS coverage is thin, and the reason is structural: Meta is restricted in Russia, so there is very little Facebook and Instagram inventory there to capture. If Russia or Ukraine is your main market, this is the wrong tool.

There is no one-click landing page download. You get the destination link and can trace domains, but not an HTML archive of a competitor’s page.

Spend and impression data is limited. You get days active, and estimated reach for ads targeted at the EU, which is a side effect of European transparency rules rather than a feature. Nothing separates an advertiser spending six figures from one running a $20 test.

Coverage of smaller and newer advertisers is uneven, and targeting metadata is not always complete.

Pricing

Adheart offers a free demo version and a paid plan with premium features.

The free version includes:

• 5 searches per day;
• 5 results for each search;
• Unlimited access time;
• All filters and features;
• All countries;
• No credit card required.

Paid access splits into Personal Start and Personal Pro. Both unlock the full feature set; the difference is the daily search limit, not functionality. Entry pricing has been quoted at $53 per month in 2026, with longer commitments discounting to roughly $96 for two months, $134 for three and $250 for six. Team plans start around $130 a month with shared collections, saved searches and a 14-day full-access trial for new teams. Check the live figure at checkout. This category revises pricing often and third-party listings go stale fast.

The paid plan also includes priority support, access to the entire database, the ability to download creatives, and an unlimited number of results in the feed.

Verifying what you find

An ad card tells you which country an ad ran in. It does not show you what the landing page looked like to a user there, and geo-targeted funnels routinely serve different pages, prices, currencies and payment methods by region. The built-in cloaking checker covers part of this, but testing your own pages and checkout flows from the market you are buying traffic in requires an IP registered in that market. Server IPv4 addresses in the US, UK, Germany, Poland, Spain, France, the Netherlands, Turkey, Brazil, Canada, Hong Kong and Australia start at $1.47 per address per month, with residential options from $3.60. Against a $53 subscription, checking a funnel across five markets costs less than a rounding error.

Run the free demo against a search you already know the answer to. If it does not surface the advertiser you know is spending in your vertical, that tells you more about fit than any feature list.