Every ad your competitor runs, on every platform, remembered forever, as an API. The library forgets; we don't.
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The short answer
The public ad libraries answer what a competitor runs today and forget what ran yesterday: a commercial ad leaves the archive when it stops running. Adveron tracks the Meta, Google, and LinkedIn libraries daily and stores what it finds permanently, so competitor ad history becomes a queryable record instead of a memory.
Permanence changes what the data can answer. With first-seen and last-seen dates on every ad, volume becomes a trendline, survivors separate from failed tests, and a rival's investment shifts show up weeks before any spend estimate catches them. None of that is possible against archives that only show the present.
The cross-platform layer completes it: one search across all three libraries, every result carrying the native library's own deep link, so any claim can be opened back to the platform's own record.
/v1/brands/{brand_id}/paid-media/adsThe tracked ad record with days-live metadata./v1/brands/{brand_id}/paid-media/ads/{ad_id}One ad in full, with its native library link.Because survival is the performance signal the public gets: an ad still running after months is paying for itself. Without stored history there is no survival data, and every analysis starts from a blank present.
Meta, Google, and LinkedIn through one call. Every result keeps the native library's own ID and deep link.
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