Scrape the native ads Revcontent runs right now in the sponsored boxes of verified publisher sites, read from 23 countries, or any page URL. One row per distinct ad: headline, image, brand, advertiser id, campaign id and landing address where served. Keyword and brand filters; watch mode.
Texts: the README no longer says the second of two runs on one memory name "runs free"; it delivers its ads free and still pays the run's start fee. The status message and the free invalid row of a run refused for its input, and the row of an input that names nothing to read, now say that nothing further is fetched, that no further event is charged and that the run's start fee was charged when it started (they said nothing was fetched and no ad was charged); the same for a dataset of page URLs that cannot be read. The hint of the error row of a failed run names the start fee and the events charged before the error, and the README no longer says a run costs nothing before its ads are charged.
0.1 (2026-10-19)
New setting includePersonalData (Include personal data), off by default. Off, the rows do not change (the raw item, below, does): an e-mail address in the brand is still replaced by "(e-mail address hidden)". On, the brand is delivered exactly as Revcontent serves it (ad rows, advertiser rows, and what the brand and keyword filters compare). With includeRawData, the raw item's provider and brand follow the same switch: off, a name holding an e-mail address is given in the same masked form as brandName (before, the raw item carried it unmasked). No row field, price or event changes; saved inputs without the setting run as before.
0.1 (2026-10-18)
First release: the native ads Revcontent serves in the sponsored content boxes of publisher sites, read by country, by site or by page URL; one row per distinct ad with Revcontent's advertiser id and campaign id; filters by keyword, brand, advertiser id, landing domain and media type; watch mode; image files and advertiser rows on request.
Ads with a video carry the video's duration, sound track and picture size, read from the first bytes of the file; with Video scene cuts on, each video's scene cuts and shots (a paid add-on, the Scene list event).