Find the funnel behind every iGaming ad on every network

You stop reading the ad and read the page behind it. An iGaming ad can be a driving clip or a screenshot of a chat, with no game and no operator named. The landing page it points to still runs as a PWA and still imitates a specific app store, and that layer is recorded during crawling, on every network. So the funnel is searchable by what the page is built from, even when the ad copy says nothing.

You stop reading the ad and read the page behind it. An iGaming ad can be a driving clip or a screenshot of a chat, with no game and no operator named. The landing page it points to still runs as a PWA and still imitates a specific app store, and that layer is recorded during crawling, on every network. So the funnel is searchable by what the page is built from, even when the ad copy says nothing.

A progressive web app is a page that installs and behaves like an app, which is why iGaming advertisers use it to imitate a Google Play or App Store listing without shipping a real app. Because the technology on each landing page is recorded, filtering for PWA surfaces those funnels directly. In gambling it is by far the most common build.

You stop reading the ad and read the page behind it. An iGaming ad can be a driving clip or a screenshot of a chat, with no game and no operator named. The landing page it points to still runs as a PWA and still imitates a specific app store, and that layer is recorded during crawling, on every network. So the funnel is searchable by what the page is built from, even when the ad copy says nothing.

Yes. The page is stored with a screenshot and its full redirect chain, so a listing that copies the store layout, invents a rating and pastes fake reviews is visible for what it is. The redirect chain also shows the disposable click domains an operator rotates between campaigns.

You stop reading the ad and read the page behind it. An iGaming ad can be a driving clip or a screenshot of a chat, with no game and no operator named. The landing page it points to still runs as a PWA and still imitates a specific app store, and that layer is recorded during crawling, on every network. So the funnel is searchable by what the page is built from, even when the ad copy says nothing.

An ad library shows the ad and stops. It does not tell you where the click goes, what the page is built with, or how many other domains run the same funnel. 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 read the page behind it. An iGaming ad can be a driving clip or a screenshot of a chat, with no game and no operator named. The landing page it points to still runs as a PWA and still imitates a specific app store, and that layer is recorded during crawling, on every network. So the funnel is searchable by what the page is built from, even when the ad copy says nothing.

Yes. In iGaming that is one of the few things the ad copy says out loud. Terms like free spins run across thousands of gambling PWA ads, so searching the phrase and stacking the Gambling and PWA filters cuts the index straight down to live bonus funnels. Sorting by most used creatives then shows which are being duplicated at scale.

You stop reading the ad and read the page behind it. An iGaming ad can be a driving clip or a screenshot of a chat, with no game and no operator named. The landing page it points to still runs as a PWA and still imitates a specific app store, and that layer is recorded during crawling, on every network. So the funnel is searchable by what the page is built from, even when the ad copy says nothing.

Yes. The Domains view aggregates at domain level: active and inactive ads, new ads in the last thirty days, and the countries a domain runs in. Saving the ones worth watching to a Board keeps the ad, the domain and the imitation page together instead of a folder of screenshots.

You stop reading the ad and read the page behind it. An iGaming ad can be a driving clip or a screenshot of a chat, with no game and no operator named. The landing page it points to still runs as a PWA and still imitates a specific app store, and that layer is recorded during crawling, on every network. So the funnel is searchable by what the page is built from, even when the ad copy says nothing.