Revcontent Ads Scraper - Native Ads, Advertisers

Revcontent Ads Scraper - Native Ads, Advertisers

Revcontent ads scraper for the native ads running right now in Revcontent's sponsored content boxes ("Around the Web", "Sponsored stories") on news and publisher sites. Pick countries, pick sites, or paste any article URL, and get one row per distinct ad: headline, description, image, brand, Revcontent's advertiser id and campaign id, the landing address where the box states one, and the eCPM figure older boxes carry. No login, no API key, no browser. Each distinct ad is charged once per run, and a watch mode charges only ads your earlier runs have not seen.

This is a live sampler of the sponsored content Revcontent serves today, per country and per site, built for affiliate marketers, media buyers and agencies who study competitor native ads. It is not an ad library: Revcontent publishes no archive, so there are no first and last shown dates and no history before your own runs (see "What this Actor does NOT do").

Quick start

1. Open the Actor and keep the prefilled input (United States, 3 verified sites, 20 ads), or pick your countries.
2. Optionally pick named sites from the built in list, or paste article URLs of any site that shows a Revcontent box.
3. Optionally narrow the ads with keywords, brands, advertiser ids, landing domains or media types: ads that do not match are not delivered and not charged.
4. Click Start. A run of the prefilled input takes a few seconds.
5. Read the Ads view: its first column, type, tells the rows apart (ad for an ad, charged; the run's coverage and summary rows follow with empty cells, since a dataset view cannot filter by row type). The Coverage view has one row per site and country: calls, answers with and without ads, distinct ads.
6. To track new native ads every day, give the run a memory name and schedule it: each later run delivers and charges only ads the memory has not seen.

What you get

Each ad row carries the fields below. Fill rates are measured on 2,402 distinct ads delivered by this Actor's own runs of 2026-10-18 (build 0.1.3, 38 runs with ads; United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Germany and India exits; 2,390 of the ads from older boxes, 12 from newer boxes).

Field	What it is	Filled
headline	Headline: the ad's headline as the box shows it (where Revcontent writes the reader's city or state into an ad's text, the row says {city} or {state} in its place)	100 percent
description	Description: the ad's second line	99.5 percent
brandName	Brand: the brand name shown with the ad	100 percent
adId	Ad id: Revcontent's content id, the same on every site and call	100 percent
advertiserId	Advertiser id: Revcontent's advertiser id (older boxes carry it in the item, newer boxes in their impression record)	100 percent
campaignId	Campaign id: Revcontent's campaign id	100 percent
imageUrl, imageSourceUrl	Image: the image as Revcontent serves it, and the source address it wraps	100 percent
mediaType, gifUrl, videoUrl	Media type: image, animated (the ad carries a gif) or video, with the gif or video address	100 percent (animated 2.5 percent, video 0.2)
videoDurationSeconds, videoHasSound, videoWidth, videoHeight, videoBytes	On every ad with a video, free: its length in seconds, whether the file has a sound track, its picture size and file size, read from the first 64 KB of the file (videoFactsStatus says read or why not)	4 of 4 ads with a video in these runs
sceneCuts, shots	With Video scene cuts on (a paid add-on, the Scene list event): the seconds where the video cuts to a new shot, and each shot's start, end and motion (0 to 1), from ffmpeg's scene scores inside the run (videoScenesStatus says read or why not)	1 of 1 ad with a video in the run with Video scene cuts on
landingUrl, landingDomain, landingUtm	Landing address as a newer box states it (often the advertiser's own tracking address, with Revcontent's macros unfilled), its domain and its utm parameters; older boxes carry only Revcontent's click counter, which is never followed or delivered	landingUrl and landingDomain: 100 percent of ads from newer boxes (12 of 12), none from older boxes, so it depends on the sites read (0.5 percent of these runs); landingUtm: 1 of the 12
ecpm	The eCPM figure an older box states for the ad, as Revcontent sends it (Revcontent does not document its meaning)	98.4 percent of ads from older boxes
contentTags	Revcontent's content tag numbers on older boxes (Revcontent publishes no name table)	100 percent of ads from older boxes
optimizeFor	What the campaign is optimised for, as Revcontent states it (cpc on most ads)	100 percent
isProgrammatic	True for ads from Revcontent's programmatic demand (they share one content id, so the image tells them apart)	true on 0.5 percent
offerPrices, offerPercents, offerTypes, mentionsFree	Prices and percentages the ad's own text mentions, as written, and the kind of offer they make (discount_percent, price, free_shipping, free_trial, free)	a price on 0.2 percent, a percentage on 0.6, an offer kind on 1.1
angleSignals	Selling angles the ad's words name (urgency, scarcity, curiosity, authority, social_proof, savings, warning), each with the word that matched: word matches from fixed lists, nothing more	at least one angle word on 89.8 percent

Also on every ad row: site, siteCountry, publisherId and publisherDomain (as Revcontent records the box), widgetId, widgetGeneration (older or newer box), pageUrl, exitCountry (the country the call was made from: Revcontent serves the ads of that country), egress (container, datacenter, residential or custom), position in the box, matchedFilters (what your filters matched), runTag, seenAt, personalDataMasked, creativeId, adKey, and with Save image files on, imageFileKey, imageFileUrl and imageFileStatus (saved, or why there is no file: not_read, not_saved, no_image_address, not_read_work_allowance; a row without a file carries no Image file event); with Include the raw item on, rawItem (Revcontent's own descriptive fields of the item; never the click link, the event trackers or the request tokens).

The run also writes free rows:

• coverage, one per site and country read: calls by egress, answers with ads, answers without ads (only the publisher's own links or an empty box: retried, then the site closes as blocked; never read as "this site shows no ads"), answers served for another country (not delivered), box generation switches, failed calls, publisher links skipped, distinct ads, ads delivered, ads your filters left out, ads over the per advertiser cap, ads already seen on another site in the run, ads your memory already knew, known ads listed, their keys, where the widget id came from, and why the site stopped (dry, site_call_cap, blocked, failed, unknown_widget, no_revcontent_box, stopped).
• known_ad, with a memory name and Also list ads the memory knows on: each ad your memory already holds, once per run, with firstDeliveredOn and daysSinceFirstDelivered (how long it has kept running across your runs). Never charged.
• advertiser, with Advertiser rows on: one row per advertiser id of the delivered ads, with its brands, campaigns, landing domains, sites, exit countries, media types, ad count and first and last time seen in the run. Never charged.
• status, for a value that could not be used (a page URL that is not a URL or is not accepted, dataset rows without a URL), a country with no verified site, or the pairs a stopped run did not reach.
• summary, the last row: calls by egress, page reads, ads seen, delivered, filtered out and charged, image files, batches, the stop reason, proxy bytes and the work allowance.

Built in sites

4,724 publisher sites are built in (United States 4,594, Canada 21, United Kingdom 71, Australia 1, Germany 5, France 2, Spain 3, Italy 21, Sweden 1, Brazil 2, South Africa 3). They come from two lists: the domains of Revcontent's own list of its publishers (its sellers.json file, each home page read once for its Revcontent box) and a walk of Revcontent's widget ids (each live widget names its publisher's domain); each site was then verified live: three calls from Apify's US addresses, at least two of them answering with sponsored rows, every answer naming the same site. A site whose domain ending names another country is listed under that country only when it also answered sponsored rows on 2 of 3 calls from a residential exit there; every other site is listed under the United States. A site found by the widget walk is one whose box Revcontent still serves; whether every such site shows the box on its pages today was not checked page by page. Pick them by country (the sites with the most ads per call first) or by name. The list is refreshed by a script (the site map), so sites that drop Revcontent leave it.

12 more countries are offered with no site of their own: New Zealand, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, India, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Japan, Nigeria, Philippines, United Arab Emirates. Revcontent answered sponsored rows to residential exits in each of them on the built in sites (measured 2026-10-15), and they are read on the best verified sites from their own exits.

Country	Sites	Sites, the most ads per call first (any built in site can be named in the Sites field of the input)
United States (US)	4,594	snackhistory.com, learnaboutnature.com, boxingdaily.com, caasimada.net, izismile.com, therightscoop.com, supernutritious.net, typographyu.com, ocregister.com, newsmax.com, celebsweek.com, americainsider.org, thehill.com, pjnewsletter.com, americanjournaldaily.com, stateofunion.org, usdailychronicle.com, theredonlooker.com, abc-7.com, celeblivewire.com, topdealsaccess.com, nbc-2.com, dailyacedeals.com, holywordcompanion.com, retiredrefresh.com, centralhoroscope.com, crimesflash.com, lowkickmma.com, lifemgzn.com, gzone.site and 4,564 more
Canada (CA)	21	besthealthmag.ca, readersdigest.ca, selection.ca, foxfmonline.ca, play1013.ca, x929.ca, 957cruzfm.ca, play92.ca, play1037.ca, kelownadailycourier.ca, blazingcatfur.ca, jetsnation.ca, vernonmatters.ca, chatnewstoday.ca, ckpgtoday.ca, flamesnation.ca, fraservalleytoday.ca, newwestrecord.ca, energeticcity.ca, news.money.ca, news.globeandmail.ca
United Kingdom (GB)	71	49s.co.uk, spoil.soapsnews.uk, celeb.usainsights.uk, celeb.usatoday.uk, celebritybuzz.uk, celebrityhub.uk, soaprecap.uk, usaexplorers.uk, celeb.celebrityhub.uk, celebcell.uk, usainsights.uk, dailystory.uk, soapsecrets.uk, mobibobi.co.uk, televisiondrama.uk, celebrityinsider.uk, soapplottwist.uk, soapshub.uk, soapsnews.uk, celebritycell.uk, conservativewoman.co.uk, dailysoap.uk, soapsdrama.uk, spoilersleuths.uk, usastory.uk, usatoday.uk, cbstopnews.uk, celebgossip.uk, royalmailchat.co.uk, soapspoilers.uk and 41 more
Australia (AU)	1	prospectingaustralia.com.au
Germany (DE)	5	reitschuster.de, cichlidenwelt.de, focusrsforum.de, ketoforum.de, focusstforum.de
France (FR)	2	bebasket.fr, mariefrance.fr
Spain (ES)	3	actualidad.es, diariodeltriatlon.es, tvguia.es
Italy (IT)	21	gossip.it, isaechia.it, 01net.it, blogmamma.it, cucina-naturale.it, rintraccialamiaspedizione.it, sportmagazine.it, tuobenessere.it, viaggiamo.it, automobile360.it, donnemagazine.it, filastrocche.it, foodblog.it, ilreporter.it, latin.it, mybeauty.it, offerteshopping.it, okmugello.it, periodofertile.it, swingfever.it, agimeg.it
Sweden (SE)	1	samnytt.se
Brazil (BR)	2	webvolei.com.br, tudogostoso.com.br
South Africa (ZA)	3	news365.co.za, avforums.co.za, koby.co.za

How a run reads the boxes

Revcontent has two generations of boxes, and each answers its own public data call; the built in list records the generation of every site, and for a page you paste the Actor reads the page once to find its box and generation. The United States is read from Apify's own US addresses, the run container and datacenter exits in turn (the datacenter exits sit in different US states, and Revcontent targets some ads by state); a site that answers twice in a row without a sponsored row moves to a residential US exit. Every other country is read from a residential exit in it. An answer served for another country than the one asked (a residential exit placed elsewhere) is not delivered. Each run reads the chosen sites in rounds, one call per site per round, at most two calls at a time and one new call every 250 ms; a site stops when its calls bring no new ad (stopAfterDryCalls), at its call limit, or when it answers without sponsored rows three times in a row.

Ads are delivered in batches: a batch is delivered when it holds 25 ads, after six rounds or 15 seconds, and when the run stops; one dataset write, one save and one charge per batch. A run that is aborted or reaches its timeout does not deliver the batch it was holding, and those ads are not charged.

Filters

Revcontent has no search, so filters are applied to the ads each answer carries, before the ad is charged: keywords and exclude keywords (whole words in the headline, description or brand; "phrase" keeps the words in order, "anyWord" takes any one of them, and an excluded keyword leaves out every ad the same keyword would match), brands (the brand name, without letter case, accents written apart, punctuation or spacing), advertiser ids, landing domains (newer boxes only: older boxes state no landing address, so their ads never pass this filter) and media types. Ads left out are counted in the coverage rows. A narrow filter on a small pool reads more calls for each ad delivered; a site stops after stopAfterDryCalls answers in a row without a new matching ad.

Watch mode

Give scheduled runs a memory name: an ad delivered under that name is never delivered or charged again under it. The memory belongs to this Actor; two runs with one memory name at the same time cannot both be charged for their ads (the second delivers its ads free and says so; each run pays its start fee). Turn on Also list ads the memory knows to get each known ad once per run as a free known_ad row with the day it was first delivered, which shows which ads keep running.

How much does it cost to scrape Revcontent ads?

Pay per event: you pay for the ads delivered and for the add-ons you turn on (image files, scene lists), never for blocked or empty answers, page reads, repeats, filtered ads, video facts, coverage, advertiser or status rows.

Event	Free plan	Bronze	Silver	Gold
Ad (per 1,000)	$1.45	$1.25	$1.05	$0.85
Image file (per 1,000, only with Save image files)	$0.70	$0.64	$0.58	$0.50
Scene list (per 1,000, only with Video scene cuts, only for ads with a video)	$1.40	$1.28	$1.16	$1.00
Actor start (once per run, 256 MB)	$0.008	$0.008	$0.008	$0.008

Platinum and Diamond plans pay the Gold price. The Store pricing card shows these same prices per 1,000 events: "$0.85 / 1,000" on the Ad row means one ad costs $0.00085 on the Gold plan. The Actor start event is charged once per run on every plan, with no discount.

Examples on the Bronze plan: the prefilled run (20 ads) costs $0.008 + 20 x $0.00125 = $0.033. A run of 1,000 ads costs $0.008 + $1.25 = $1.258. With Save image files, 1,000 ads and their images cost $0.008 + $1.25 + $0.64 = $1.898. A watch run that finds 10 new ads costs $0.008 + $0.0125 = $0.0205.

A run ends early, and says so in its summary (stoppedBy: work_allowance), when it keeps working without delivering: answers without new ads, pages without a box, filters nothing passes. Each run carries a fixed amount of such unpaid work plus a little more for every ad it delivers, so the work of a run stays within what its start fee and its ads pay for. The caller's own charge limit is respected: an ad enters a batch only when the money left pays for all its events. The same allowance pays for the reads that prepare a row before delivery (an image file, a video's first bytes and its scenes): in a run whose filters leave out most answers it can be spent before a video is read, and such a row says not_read_work_allowance and carries no Image file or Scene list event.

Input

Field	What it does
countries	Exit countries to read (codes or names); the United States when nothing else is given
sitesPerCountry	How many verified sites per country, the most ads per call first (default 5)
topUpWithOtherSites	A country with fewer own sites than asked is read on the best other verified sites from its own exit (default true)
sites	Built in sites by domain
pageUrls	Article or page URLs of any site with a Revcontent box (at most 200, together with the dataset)
datasetId	An Apify dataset of your account whose rows hold page URLs (pageUrl, url or link), at most 200 rows
maxAds	The most ads delivered in a run (default 100)
maxCallsPerSite, maxCalls, stopAfterDryCalls	Calls per site (default 10), calls per run (default 200), answers in a row without a new ad before a site stops (default 3)
maxAdsPerAdvertiser	The most ads of one advertiser id in a run
keywords, excludeKeywords, keywordMatch	Keyword filters (phrase or anyWord)
brands, advertiserIds, landingDomains, mediaTypes	Exact filters on brand, advertiser id, landing domain and media type
saveImages	Save each delivered ad's image file (paid add-on, Image file event)
videoScenes	For every delivered ad with a video: its scene cuts and each shot's motion, read from the video file (paid add-on, Scene list event; default off)
advertiserSummary	Free advertiser rows at the end of the run
includeRawData	Revcontent's own item on each ad row
runTag	A label copied onto every ad, coverage and advertiser row
memoryName, includeKnownAds, resetMemory	Watch mode
includePersonalData	Personal data: on, the brand is delivered exactly as Revcontent serves it, e-mail addresses included; off (default), an e-mail address in it is hidden
proxyConfiguration	Leave as is, or: RESIDENTIAL for residential exits everywhere, a datacenter group for the United States, your own proxy URLs, or no proxy (United States only)

Every setting is checked before any call. A value that cannot be used is refused, never guessed: a wrong type or an out of range number stops the run before any call (no ad is charged; the Actor start is), and an unusable site or page URL gets its own free status row while the rest goes on. A null or empty setting is treated as not given (the platform itself refuses null for a pick list setting such as keywordMatch: leave it out instead).

Example input:

{
  "countries": ["US", "GB"],
  "sitesPerCountry": 10,
  "maxAds": 500,
  "keywords": ["seniors", "insurance"],
  "keywordMatch": "anyWord",
  "advertiserSummary": true,
  "memoryName": "revcontent watch"
}

What this Actor does NOT do

• It is not an ad library: Revcontent publishes none, so there are no first and last shown dates, no days running, no date range or active status filters, and no history before your own runs (watch mode keeps your own first delivery day).
• No call to action text, impressions, spend, reach, ad language or advertiser verified flag: Revcontent's box answers carry none of them. (The video duration is read from the video file itself.)
• No video transcripts: none of the 37 distinct video files seen in this Actor's test runs (2026-10-15 to 2026-10-18, from 2 advertisers) had speech to transcribe: 33 have no sound track, and in the other 4 the speech detector found no speech. Every ad with a video gets its duration and sound track, and with Video scene cuts on its shots.
• No landing address for older boxes: their answer carries only Revcontent's click counter, and a click counter is never followed (a followed link is a paid click on someone's campaign). The Actor never clicks an ad, never visits a landing page and never sends Revcontent's impression or view events.
• No AI analysis of ads: the offer and angle fields are word matches from fixed lists.
• No adjustable speed: the pace is fixed (two calls at a time, one new call every 250 ms) to stay light on Revcontent and the publishers.
• No other ad network in this listing, and no ads from social media or search ad libraries.
• No personal data by default: Revcontent's rows name brands and advertiser ids, and an e-mail address in a brand is hidden unless includePersonalData is on; the caller's own address and location, which every answer echoes, are never written to a row.

Use it from an AI agent

Through the Apify MCP server or the API, an agent can call this Actor with a small input (countries, maxAds, a keywords or brands filter) and read the ad rows. Rows of type coverage, status and summary are free diagnostics, not ads: a blocked or dry site is a fact about that box at that moment, so retry later rather than at once.

FAQ

Is there an ad library for Revcontent?

No. Revcontent publishes no public ad library; its reporting tools need a publisher or advertiser login. This Actor reads the sponsored boxes themselves, the same answer a reader's browser gets, so it shows what runs now, per country and site.

How do I see competitors' Revcontent ads?

Pick the countries you sell in, add a brand, advertiser id or keyword filter, and run it on a schedule with a memory name: each run delivers the matching ads that are new, with their advertiser and campaign ids, so you can follow a competitor's creatives over time.

Which sites run Revcontent ads?

23 countries: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden, Poland, India, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Japan, Nigeria, Philippines, South Africa, United Arab Emirates. The United States is read from Apify's own US addresses (the run container and datacenter exits, in turn); every other country from a residential exit in it. 4,724 verified sites are built in, and any other site that shows a Revcontent box can be read with a page URL.

Does the Actor click ads or visit landing pages?

No. It reads the box's data call only. Revcontent's click counter, impression and view events and the landing addresses are never requested; the landing address is delivered as text where the box states one.

Does the Actor deliver personal data?

Rows name brands and advertiser ids. A brand can hold a person's e-mail address: by default it is replaced by "(e-mail address hidden)" and personalDataMasked is true on that row. The same masked form is given in rawItem (provider, brand) when includeRawData is on. Turn on includePersonalData to get the brand exactly as Revcontent serves it (on ad rows, in rawItem and in the advertiser rows' brandNames; the brand and keyword filters then compare that brand). You are responsible for a lawful use of personal data, GDPR included.

Why does this Actor run with limited permissions?

Least privilege: it runs with limited permissions and can only reach its own storages. The watch mode memory is a named store it creates itself, and image files go into the run's own key-value store.

API examples

Run it and get the ads with curl:

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/automation_craft~revcontent-ads-scraper/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=YOUR_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"countries": ["US"], "sitesPerCountry": 3, "maxAds": 20}'

Node.js:

import { ApifyClient } from 'apify-client';
const client = new ApifyClient({ token: 'YOUR_TOKEN' });
const run = await client.actor('automation_craft/revcontent-ads-scraper').call({ countries: ['US', 'CA'], maxAds: 200, advertiserSummary: true });
const { items } = await client.dataset(run.defaultDatasetId).listItems();
console.log(items.filter((r) => r.type === 'ad').length, 'ads');

Python:

from apify_client import ApifyClient
client = ApifyClient("YOUR_TOKEN")
run = client.actor("automation_craft/revcontent-ads-scraper").call(run_input={"countries": ["GB"], "maxAds": 100, "keywords": ["insurance"]})
ads = [r for r in client.dataset(run["defaultDatasetId"]).iterate_items() if r["type"] == "ad"]
print(len(ads), "ads")

Changelog

See the Changelog tab. 0.1 (2026-10-19): new setting includePersonalData (off by default). 0.1 (2026-10-18): first release.

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