Google Ads Transparency Center Scraper
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from $1.50 / 1,000 ad delivereds
Google Ads Transparency Center Scraper
Get every Google ad an advertiser runs, from the official Ads Transparency Center: search by brand name, website domain or advertiser ID, filter by country and format (text, image, video), with first and last shown dates and preview links. Pay only per ad delivered.
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from $1.50 / 1,000 ad delivereds
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See every Google ad a competitor is running: Search, Display, Shopping and YouTube ads from the official Google Ads Transparency Center. Search by brand name, website domain or advertiser ID, filter by country and format (text, image, video), and get first and last shown dates, preview links and a direct link to each ad. You pay only per ad delivered.
What you get
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
advertiserName, advertiserId | The verified advertiser behind the ad |
creativeId | Google's ID of the ad |
format | TEXT, IMAGE or VIDEO |
firstShown, lastShown | When the ad was first and last shown (ISO dates) |
previewUrl | Google's preview of the ad (image, or render script for text ads) |
imageUrl | Direct image for image ads and video thumbnails |
adUrl | Link to the ad in the Transparency Center |
search, matchedAdvertiser | Which of your searches produced the ad, and the advertiser it matched |
Example item:
{"search": "patagonia.com","advertiserName": "PATAGONIA, INC.","advertiserId": "AR13494478831020408833","creativeId": "CR15911562773100756993","format": "IMAGE","firstShown": "2026-08-02T10:15:00.000Z","lastShown": "2026-09-28T21:40:00.000Z","imageUrl": "https://tpc.googlesyndication.com/archive/simgad/...","adUrl": "https://adstransparency.google.com/advertiser/AR13494478831020408833/creative/CR15911562773100756993?region=US"}
How to use
- In Advertisers, enter one or more of:
- a website domain, such as
nike.com(most precise: every advertiser that advertises that site); - a brand name, such as
Nike(matched to the advertiser with the same name, otherwise the one with the most ads; the match is shown inmatchedAdvertiser); - an advertiser ID starting with
AR.
- a website domain, such as
- Pick a Country (or anywhere) and optionally an Ad format.
- Set Max ads per advertiser and run. Export as JSON, CSV or Excel, or call it through the API, Make, Zapier or n8n, or from an AI agent via MCP.
Use cases
- Competitor research: what your competitors advertise, in which formats, since when.
- Creative inspiration: collect image and video ads in your niche.
- Agency prospecting and audits: check whether a brand is advertising on Google at all.
- Market monitoring: schedule the Actor weekly and track new ads.
Pricing
$1.50 per 1,000 ads ($0.0015 each), charged only for ads delivered. Searches that find no advertiser or no ads are reported and free. Equivalent searches (nike.com, https://www.nike.com/) run once, and an ad found by more than one of your searches (for example a domain and an advertiser ID) is delivered, and charged, only once, under the first search. The run stops by itself when your spending limit is reached.
Errors (not charged)
ADVERTISER_NOT_FOUND: no advertiser matches the name; try the website domain.NO_ADS: the advertiser has no ads for this country.INVALID_INPUT: empty search or unsupported country.BLOCKED/RATE_LIMITED/UPSTREAM_ERROR: Google refused the request after all retries (the Actor retries automatically through datacenter and residential proxies).
FAQ
Is this legal? The Ads Transparency Center is a public database that Google publishes so anyone can see who advertises and what. This Actor reads only that public information and does not log in.
Why does a brand name return a different company? Several advertisers can share a name. Use the website domain or the advertiser ID for exact results.
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