Pricing
AdSpy pricing
AdSpy is one plan at $149 a month. There is no free tier, no trial, no cheaper level and no annual price published, so the first look at its database costs the full $149, more than the entry plan of any other tool we cover.
What $149 a month includes
AdSpy publishes four figures about its database and two search features that no other tool in this category carries. All of them sit on its home page — there is no separate pricing page to read.
AdSpy, as published on its own page
read 13 November 2026| What AdSpy publishes | Figure |
|---|---|
| Advertiser profiles | 30.4M |
| Ads | 214.1M |
| Countries | 225 |
| Languages | 88 |
| Platforms covered | Facebook and Instagram only — no TikTok |
| Plans | One, at $149 a month |
| Free tier | None published |
What AdSpy does not publish
A price is only half of what a buyer needs, and AdSpy leaves the other half unstated.
There is no pricing page on the site at all: the $149 figure sits on the home page. Nothing on that page says whether the price is per seat or per account, and no team or agency tier is published.
AdSpy publishes its total ad count, 214.1 million, but no figure for how many ads it adds a month and no retention window: how far back those ads reach is not stated anywhere on the site.
What is genuinely unmatched at $149 is the search itself: comments left on an ad, and affiliate network, affiliate ID and offer ID. No cheaper tool in this category offers either. What other tools cover, and what each of them misses, is in AdSpy alternatives.
What $149 found in our own test
AdSpy publishes no figure for how fast new ads arrive, so we checked it on a paid account.
On November 4, 2026 we searched AdSpy for mushroom coffee and portable blender, newest first. The newest cards were created on October 29 and October 28, and the mushroom coffee ones ran in Germany and Belgium; we set no country filter. The same searches reached November 1 to 4 in tools built for fresh launches, set out on Facebook ad library alternatives.
Questions
How much does AdSpy cost?
$149 a month on a single plan, stated on AdSpy’s home page. There is no free tier, no cheaper level and no annual price published, so the monthly figure is the only one there is.
Does AdSpy have a free trial?
No. AdSpy publishes no free plan and no trial, so its database cannot be sampled before paying the full $149. If you want to test a search habit first, BigSpy has a free plan on Facebook and PowerAdSpy sells a three-day trial for $1.
Is AdSpy worth $149 a month?
It is if the job is advertiser discovery on Meta, comment search or affiliate-ID search, none of which anything cheaper does. It is not if the job is following this week’s launches or TikTok: on November 4, 2026 its newest mushroom coffee ad dated from October 29, and it carries no TikTok at any price.
Is the AdSpy price per seat or per account?
AdSpy does not say. The home page prints one price and no seat count, and no team or agency tier is published, so a team buying it should ask AdSpy before paying rather than assume one login covers several people.
Does AdSpy cover TikTok?
No. AdSpy publishes Facebook and Instagram coverage only, and no TikTok on any plan, so a buyer working both channels needs a second subscription. Anstrex reaches TikTok through its $39.99 InStream module, PiPiADS is TikTok-first from $49 on a credit model, and Spytrend includes TikTok on its paid plans from $79, while its free plan opens only ads older than 90 days.