Find the dating ads getting past review and the funnel behind them

You stop reading the ad and start reading what runs behind it. The creative is a person and the copy is a first name, but the page behind it still passes through a tracker, still resolves to an affiliate network, and still shows a distinctive page to the review system. Adplexity indexes that layer on every network, so it is searchable even when the ad is not.

You stop reading the ad and start reading what runs behind it. The creative is a person and the copy is a first name, but the page behind it still passes through a tracker, still resolves to an affiliate network, and still shows a distinctive page to the review system. Adplexity indexes that layer on every network, so it is searchable even when the ad is not.

A safe page is the compliant landing page shown to ad review (usually a plain dating app pitch with app store buttons), while real visitors are routed somewhere else. The page is crawled and archived as the reviewer saw it, together with the redirect chain that leads away from it, so you can see both halves of the funnel.

You stop reading the ad and start reading what runs behind it. The creative is a person and the copy is a first name, but the page behind it still passes through a tracker, still resolves to an affiliate network, and still shows a distinctive page to the review system. Adplexity indexes that layer on every network, so it is searchable even when the ad is not.

Yes. The redirect chain between the ad and the landing page is crawled and stored, so the tracker in the chain (Redtrack, Voluum, Binom) and the network paying out are visible rather than inferred. Both are filters, so you can pull every ad routed through one tracker or network at once.

You stop reading the ad and start reading what runs behind it. The creative is a person and the copy is a first name, but the page behind it still passes through a tracker, still resolves to an affiliate network, and still shows a distinctive page to the review system. Adplexity indexes that layer on every network, so it is searchable even when the ad is not.

An ad library shows the ad and stops. It does not tell you where the click goes, which tracker sits in the chain, or who is paying out. That post-click layer is the difference, and Adplexity applies it across social, native, push, desktop and mobile, not one platform at a time.

You stop reading the ad and start reading what runs behind it. The creative is a person and the copy is a first name, but the page behind it still passes through a tracker, still resolves to an affiliate network, and still shows a distinctive page to the review system. Adplexity indexes that layer on every network, so it is searchable even when the ad is not.

Watch the duplicate count and how long the creative has been live. A face that survives review and gets cloned across ad accounts, languages and GEOs for weeks is being funded by something that converts. Four ads that appeared yesterday are a test.

You stop reading the ad and start reading what runs behind it. The creative is a person and the copy is a first name, but the page behind it still passes through a tracker, still resolves to an affiliate network, and still shows a distinctive page to the review system. Adplexity indexes that layer on every network, so it is searchable even when the ad is not.

Yes. Grouping by domain shows every ad a single operation runs across every network and account, with the period-over-period trend. Boards keep the domain, its safe pages and its creatives together as it moves, so the underlying data keeps updating after you save it.

You stop reading the ad and start reading what runs behind it. The creative is a person and the copy is a first name, but the page behind it still passes through a tracker, still resolves to an affiliate network, and still shows a distinctive page to the review system. Adplexity indexes that layer on every network, so it is searchable even when the ad is not.