Intelligence lenses.
Five ways to slice the ads already in your library: funnel by domain, operators sharing media, ads that disappeared, hooks spiking week-over-week, and brand-new advertisers.
ℹ️ What is Intel and how do I use it?
Intel analyzes ads you've already collected — it does not scrape. If a tab is empty, it means nothing matching is in the library yet: scrape it first (Scrape page) or track it as a competitor.
- Funnel — paste a landing domain (e.g.
lioncoverage.com) → every ad pointing to it. This is your "who runs traffic to this domain" view. Found a network? Click Track as competitor to watch it on the 4h cycle. - Operators — pages sharing the same creative (media hash) → likely the same operator behind multiple pages.
- Disappeared — ads that ran a while then went inactive (banned/paused) — signals what stopped working.
- Spikes — hooks growing fast week-over-week — what's heating up right now.
- New advertisers — pages that first appeared in the last N days (filter by vertical).
Bridges: Scrape fills the library · Competitors monitors a domain's whole network over time.
Paste a landing-page URL or domain. We'll list every ad pointing at it across all advertisers.
Pages sharing the same creative are almost certainly the same operator running multiple FB pages — a white-label network signal.
| Distinct pages | Total ads | Pages (sample) |
|---|
Ads that ran for a while then stopped being seen — likely paused or banned. Use the longest-running ones to study compliance.
| Days ran | Advertiser | Headline | Last seen | Affiliate |
|---|
Hooks growing the fastest week-over-week. Copy these angles now.
| This week | Last week | Ratio | Hook |
|---|
Brand-new pages that first appeared in your library inside the chosen window.
| First seen | Advertiser | Ad count | Max days running | Verticals |
|---|