What the station can see, and what it cannot.

No. Adspy reads the public ad libraries of Meta and Google. You get a scope, not a login form.

Meta, which is Facebook and Instagram, and Google, which includes YouTube through the Ads Transparency Center. Every creative carries its platform, its format, whether it is live, and how long it has run.

The station scans every few hours. Morning reports compare last night to the night before, so a launch overnight is in your inbox by nine.

Forty, including all of the EU, the UK, the US and Canada. You can point the scope at one market or all of them at once.

No, and nobody honest can. Spend and return live in the advertiser's own account. What the station can see: whether an ad is live, how long it has run, on which platforms and in which formats, and what the creative does. Days on air is the honest signal. Nobody keeps paying for an ad that doesn't work.

One tracked brand, ten creatives, and a short read of each. Enough to see whether the scope is pointed at the right forest. No card.

A station comes with one observer. Each extra observer is $9 a month, added or removed from the Team page whenever you like. Everyone shares the same brands, logbooks and morning reports.

Yes. A page can be shared as a read-only link or exported to a deck.

Yes. No minimum term, and nobody to call.