See what's selling on Meta. Right now.

From Meta's public ad library and the transparency data required by the EU law (DSA): reach, demographics and targeting are numbers published by Meta itself. Ads Bench collects, groups and cross-references it all continuously so you don't have to do it ad by ad.

The source data is the same, which is what makes it reliable. The difference is what Ads Bench does with it: it groups ads that use the same creative, even across different pages, and counts the copies; links each ad to its store, catalogue and supplier with the factory price; keeps the history of when each creative went live and stopped; and lets you search by niche, store or advertiser, with filters for scale and days live.

No. Reach and demographics come from the EU transparency law (DSA), so Meta only publishes them for ads delivered in the European Union. Ads that run only outside the EU, in the US or Brazil for example, still show scale per creative, dates, store and supplier, but no reach figure.

It's the number of ads using exactly the same creative (video or image). Advertisers who scale duplicate the same creative across tens, hundreds or thousands of ads. Counting those copies is the most direct sign a campaign is making money.

Each tool's published price is in the table above, with the date it was checked, and there is a detailed comparison page for each one. Ads Bench starts at €9.90 per week or €29 per month, with a free preview and no card, and it focuses on scale per creative, Meta's official EU reach and the supplier's factory price next to each product.

Continuously, all day long. The sweeps process hundreds of thousands of ads per day, and each re-encounter updates status, reach and dates. Each creative's "ads live" chart reflects the real delivery history.

No. The interface shows the signals already interpreted: scale, time live, reach and the store behind it. Beginners use it to learn from those who've validated; pros use it to move faster.

Credits pay for work that is new for the engine. Requesting an on-demand search (one term in one country) costs 20 credits, and that term keeps updating on its own for 30 days; renewing afterwards costs 5. Seeing a product's suppliers costs 1 credit. Browsing the library, stores, advertisers and rankings costs no credits. Each plan includes its own: 25 per week on the Week Pass, 100 per month on Monthly, 400 on Quarterly and 2,000 on Annual.

Yes, no lock-in or penalty, straight from the platform. Cancel whenever you want and keep access until the end of the period you already paid for.

Yes: the platform is 100% web and responsive. Use it on desktop, tablet or phone, on as many devices as you like.