Advertiser Check (Google & Bing)

Paste a list of companies, get one row per company: Google ads, Bing ads, how many, which accounts, active in the last 30 days. For domains, every Microsoft match is proven through the landing pages of its own ads; company names are matched on the account name.

Limits: no spend figures – the libraries don't publish them. Microsoft covers ads shown in the EEA, recorded since June 2023; Google ad counts are ranges. Meta and LinkedIn are not covered. Google refuses automated requests after a few dozen companies from one address, so plan long lists as several runs (measurements below).

Company	Google ads	Bing ads	Bing advertiser	Active (30 days)
check24.de	400,000–500,000	4,397+	CHECK24 Vergleichsportal GmbH	yes
zalando.de	10,000–20,000	0	–	yes
frischpack.de	0	0	–	no

Apify platform run of 12 October 2026 with the default input: 3 companies in 24 seconds. "0" is an answer, not an error.

What you are not charged for: rows with the status partial, unavailable, not_checked, invalid_input or duplicate – a library that refused or failed, a company the run did not reach, a line that is not a usable domain, a company you listed twice. Ad details are charged only when the library returned details. Every run has a start fee of $0.01.

The second mode exports every ad of a competitor – Google: format, first and last time shown, preview image, link to the ad; Bing: headline, text, landing page, reach and targeting – with a monitoring mode that returns only new ads. No login, no API key, no proxy.

How to use – step by step

1. Click Try for free on this page (a free Apify account is enough) – the input form opens with three example domains.
2. Keep What to do: Check companies and paste your domains into Company websites (domains), one per line – or names into Company names (a domain gives the more certain answer).
3. Optional: limit Platforms to Google or Microsoft, pick a Region, or add Ad counts per country.
4. Click Start. Three companies take about half a minute; Microsoft answers about one request per second.
5. Open the Output tab: the Companies view shows one row per company with its status. Export as CSV, Excel or JSON, or read the rows through the API (examples below).
6. Companies that Google or Microsoft did not answer are listed under REMAINING in the run's key-value store – paste them into the next run.

Why this one

• Google and Microsoft in one row – one row per company. Paste a company list and get the answer sales and agency teams ask for: who here is paying for search ads – and where?
• For domains, every Microsoft match is proven, not guessed. Microsoft's library has no search by website, and name search alone is wrong surprisingly often (measured on 60 German companies): Otto runs an account that only advertises lascana.de, the German Rossmann account only advertises rossmann.dk, and a search for "mobile" returns T-Mobile. Here every account has to prove itself – at least one of its own ads must land on your domain, including landing pages hidden inside tracking links. Accounts that fail are listed separately, never counted. Company names are matched on the account name only, and the row says so (microsoftMatchedOn).
• A status in every row – and no charge without a real check. Each row says checked_advertising, checked_not_advertising, partial, unavailable, not_checked, invalid_input or duplicate, with a reason. When a library refuses or fails, isAdvertising stays empty – never "false" – and the row is free. Before the first "no ads" of a run, and again after every 25 empty answers in a row, the actor looks up a known advertiser; if the library shows nothing for it, the library counts as unavailable and no further "not advertising" is charged in that run.
• Google tells Microsoft whom to look for. "dm" is too short to search for, but Google verified the legal name "dm-drogerie markt GmbH + Co. KG" – and that name finds the Microsoft account.
• It tells you who really runs the ads. On Google, a domain search also finds agencies, resellers and others that link to the domain: on aldi-sued.de the media agency Publicis runs more ads than ALDI itself; of the 100 most recent ads pointing to apple.com, 26 were Apple's own (12 October 2026). Every row lists all advertisers, picks the company's own as the main one, says whether its name matches the domain and how many of the 100 most recent ads come from it (googleMainAdvertiserAdsInSample).
• Shows the brand's other domains. rose-bikes.de has no Bing ads – but the row tells you that ROSE Bikes advertises rosebikes.de, .at and .nl.
• Monitoring that means what it says. With only_new_ads a scheduled run returns only ads you have not received before – on both platforms. Ads that did not fit into one run, or that a refusal kept back, come with the next.
• Only what changed – for whole company lists. Give a list a list_id and run it on a schedule: your first run saves every company as the starting point, every later run returns only the companies that started or stopped advertising on Google or Bing, or that got a new advertiser account – with the previous state next to the new one.
• Company names become proven domains. With resolve_names, a name from a CRM or a trade-fair list is first matched to a domain that Google confirms – a verified advertiser with that name runs the ads pointing to it – and then checked like a domain, so Bing accounts are proven by their landing pages. matchedOn tells for every row how the company was matched; a name that could not be confirmed says name_only.
• It never dies at its timeout. When time runs short, the run stops cleanly, keeps every record it finished and says so.

Use cases

• Lead qualification for agencies and SaaS – which prospects already pay for Google or Bing Ads, and which don't advertise at all
• Competitor monitoring – a daily feed of every new ad a competitor launches
• Bing gap analysis – companies that run thousands of Google ads but none on Bing are prospects for Microsoft Advertising specialists
• Market mapping – how actively a whole sector advertises, country by country
• Brand protection – who else runs ads that link to your domain
• AI agents – flat records with a status per row, callable via MCP (see below)

Input examples

Check a list of companies on both platforms, with ad counts for the DACH countries:

{
    "mode": "companies",
    "domains": ["check24.de", "otto.de", "hornbach.de", "frischpack.de"],
    "region_breakdown": ["DE", "AT", "CH"]
}

Google only – the fastest check for long lists:

{ "mode": "companies", "platforms": ["google"], "domains": ["check24.de", "otto.de"] }

Check by company name (whole words of the advertiser's name – a domain gives the more certain answer):

{ "mode": "companies", "company_names": ["Tchibo", "HORNBACH"] }

Export a competitor's Bing ads shown in Germany, with reach and targeting:

{ "mode": "ads", "platforms": ["microsoft"], "domains": ["hornbach.de"], "region": "DE", "max_ads": 200, "include_details": true }

Daily monitoring on both platforms – schedule this and get only new ads:

{ "mode": "ads", "domains": ["competitor.com"], "only_new_ads": true, "max_ads": 200 }

Weekly change report – schedule this; your first run is the starting point, later runs return only changes:

{ "mode": "companies", "domains": ["check24.de", "otto.de", "frischpack.de"], "list_id": "dach-prospects" }

Company names from a CRM, resolved to a domain Google confirms:

{ "mode": "companies", "company_names": ["Zalando SE", "Kärcher", "Tchibo"], "resolve_names": true }

Output

A company check (shortened):

{
    "recordType": "company",
    "schemaVersion": 1,
    "input": "otto.de",
    "domain": "otto.de",
    "status": "checked_advertising",
    "reason": "Ads found on Google and Microsoft (Bing).",
    "isAdvertising": true,
    "advertisingOn": ["google", "microsoft"],
    "activeLast30Days": true,
    "platformsChecked": ["google", "microsoft"],
    "googleStatus": "checked_advertising",
    "googleIsAdvertising": true,
    "googleAdCount": "60,000–70,000",
    "googleAdCountMin": 60000,
    "googleAdCountMax": 70000,
    "googleLastShown": "2026-10-06T07:40:19Z",
    "googleMainAdvertiser": "Otto GmbH & Co. KGaA",
    "googleMainAdvertiserMatchesDomain": true,
    "googleTransparencyUrl": "https://adstransparency.google.com/?region=anywhere&domain=otto.de",
    "microsoftStatus": "checked_advertising",
    "microsoftIsAdvertising": true,
    "microsoftAdCount": "1,044+",
    "microsoftAdCountMin": 1044,
    "microsoftActiveLast30Days": true,
    "microsoftAdsActiveLast30Days": 1020,
    "microsoftMainAdvertiser": "Otto GmbH & Co. KGaA",
    "microsoftMainAdvertiserId": "4295308630",
    "microsoftAdvertisers": [
        { "name": "Otto GmbH & Co. KGaA", "advertiserId": "4295308630", "country": "DE", "verified": true,
          "adCount": 1000, "adCountCapped": true, "adsToDomainInSample": "24/24", "adsActiveLast30Days": 1000 },
        { "name": "Otto GmbH & Co. KGaA", "advertiserId": "4295309496", "country": "DE", "verified": true,
          "adCount": 32, "adsToDomainInSample": "24/24", "adsActiveLast30Days": 20 },
        { "name": "Otto GmbH & Co. KGaA", "advertiserId": "4295309406", "country": "DE", "verified": true,
          "adCount": 12, "adsToDomainInSample": "12/12" }
    ],
    "microsoftUncheckedAccounts": 8,
    "microsoftFormatsInSample": { "text": 24, "image": 12, "product": 24 },
    "microsoftSampleAd": { "title": "Spülmaschinen bei OTTO - OTTO: Kaufe Spülmaschinen",
                           "landingPage": "https://www.otto.de/suche/Sp%C3%BClmaschinen/", "format": "text" },
    "microsoftMatchedOn": "domain — every account counted has its own ads landing on this domain",
    "checkedAt": "2026-10-06T07:41:02Z"
}

A company the run could not check – free, and listed under REMAINING:

{
    "recordType": "company",
    "schemaVersion": 1,
    "input": "lidl.de",
    "domain": "lidl.de",
    "status": "unavailable",
    "reason": "Google's Ads Transparency Center refused this run's requests (HTTP 302 to /sorry) and still refused after 10 minutes of pauses. … Not charged; listed under REMAINING to check again later.",
    "isAdvertising": null,
    "platformsChecked": [],
    "googleStatus": "unavailable",
    "microsoftStatus": "not_checked"
}

Status of a row

status	Meaning	Charged
checked_advertising	Every platform that covers the region answered; ads found	yes
checked_not_advertising	Every platform that covers the region answered; no ads – that is the answer	yes
partial	One platform answered, the other did not	no
unavailable	No platform gave a usable answer (refusal or error)	no
not_checked	The run stopped first (time, your cost limit, a platform gone)	no
invalid_input	Not a usable domain: no DNS record, IP address, unknown ending, profile page	no
duplicate	Same company as an earlier line (duplicateOf)	no

partial, unavailable and not_checked rows are listed under REMAINING in the run's key-value store, ready to paste into the next run. Each platform has its own status (googleStatus, microsoftStatus), what was searched (googleMatchedOn, microsoftMatchedOn), what the library covers (googleCoverage, microsoftCoverage) and the evidence: a sample ad with its link (googleSampleAd, microsoftSampleAd), the source link (googleTransparencyUrl, microsoftSourceUrl) and the advertiser accounts.

Columns of the two options (empty without them):

Column	Meaning
listId, changeStatus	change report only: baseline (first check of the company in this list), changed, not_compared (not checked completely – the saved state stays); unchanged rows are in the record UNCHANGED
changes, changeSummary	what changed: started_advertising, stopped_advertising, new_advertiser_account, per platform, with the account
previousCheckedAt, previous	when the saved state was taken, and what it was
matchedOn	with resolve_names: domain, confirmed_domain or name_only
domainResolution	the evidence: the domain, the verified advertiser that confirmed it and its share of the most recent ads (e.g. 90/100), the domains tried, a link to the Transparency Center

A Microsoft ad with details:

{
    "recordType": "ad",
    "platform": "microsoft",
    "query": "check24.de",
    "advertiserName": "CHECK24 Vergleichsportal GmbH",
    "advertiserId": "4295010150",
    "adId": "71056203046986",
    "format": "text",
    "title": "CHECK24 - Reifen 185 Vergleich - CHECK24 - Der Reifenvergleich",
    "description": "CHECK24 - Reifen 185 Vergleich - TÜV Note \"sehr gut\" - Nirgendwo günstiger kaufen!",
    "displayUrl": "reifen.auto.check24.de/Reifen/185",
    "destinationUrl": "https://reifen.auto.check24.de/ul/gaw?width=185&wpset=bing_autoteile",
    "landingDomain": "reifen.auto.check24.de",
    "firstShown": "2024-05-28",
    "lastShown": "2026-10-03",
    "impressions": "5K - 10K",
    "impressionsMin": 5000,
    "impressionsMax": 10000,
    "impressionsByCountry": [{ "country": "DE", "impressionShare": 94.9 }, { "country": "IE", "impressionShare": 4.8 }],
    "targeting": ["Location", "MicrosoftAudiences"],
    "targetingExclusions": ["Location"],
    "paidForBy": "Check24 Media GmbH - DE"
}

A Google ad:

{
    "recordType": "ad",
    "platform": "google",
    "query": "lidl.de",
    "advertiserName": "Lidl Dienstleistung GmbH & Co. KG",
    "advertiserId": "AR04975787833676529665",
    "adId": "CR07411571023981576193",
    "format": "text",
    "firstShown": "2023-04-27T13:28:15Z",
    "lastShown": "2026-10-05T12:36:38Z",
    "previewImageUrl": "https://tpc.googlesyndication.com/archive/simgad/17333875822616234804",
    "adUrl": "https://adstransparency.google.com/advertiser/AR04975787833676529665/creative/CR07411571023981576193?region=anywhere",
    "regions": [{ "country": "DE", "firstShown": "2023-04-27", "lastShown": "2026-10-05" }]
}

Two table views are built in: Companies and Ads.

What does a run cost?

$0.01 per run start, then per result – both platforms at the same price, and the price drops with your Apify plan:

Your Apify plan	Company check (Google + Microsoft)	Ad	Ad details (option)
Free	$0.004	$0.001	+$0.001
Starter	$0.0035	$0.0009	+$0.0009
Scale	$0.003	$0.0008	+$0.0008
Business & Enterprise	$0.0025	$0.0007	+$0.0007

Checking 1,000 companies on both platforms costs $4.01 on the Free plan; exporting 1,000 ads $1.01. You pay only for real checks – a company check that finds no ads still counts as a check, because "not advertising" is the answer. Rows with the status partial, unavailable, not_checked, invalid_input or duplicate are free, and ad details are charged only when the library returned details.

The change report and the name lookup cost nothing extra: every company that was checked completely is one company check – also when it did not change. Unchanged companies are left out of the dataset; the evidence of their check (status, check time, ad counts, source links) is in the record UNCHANGED of the run's key-value store, and the run's status message says how many there were.

How fast is it – and how many companies per run?

• Microsoft answers about one request per second, so it sets the pace when both platforms are checked: measured on 20 companies – 10 large groups such as Otto, Lidl and Booking.com plus 10 small businesses – 2.5 minutes in total, about 3–5 seconds for a company without Bing ads and up to 20 for groups with many accounts.
• Google limits automated requests. Measured: 37 domains answered in 37 seconds from one address; after about 40 requests in 2.5 minutes Google answered with its "unusual traffic" page and kept refusing that address for more than seven hours (12 October 2026, with a few single test requests in between). On Apify's shared addresses, on a day with many parallel test runs, Google refused after 9–17 companies (6 October 2026). The actor therefore asks Google once every 2 seconds; after a refusal it pauses every request for 1, 2, 3 and 4 minutes and continues more slowly. If Google still refuses after 10 minutes, the remaining companies get the status unavailable, are not charged and are listed under REMAINING – start them again later, preferably hours later.

The longest runs measured so far had 40 companies (Google only) and 20 companies (both platforms). How many companies Google answers before it refuses depends on Google and on the address – plan large lists as several runs. If the run timeout comes first, the run stops cleanly and keeps every finished row.

Honest limits

Google

• Ad counts are ranges, exactly as Google publishes them (e.g. 400,000–500,000), and they count every ad that points to the domain – also ads by agencies, resellers, app developers or unrelated parties. googleAdvertisers and googleMainAdvertiserAdsInSample show who runs them.
• Subdomains are checked on their domain: Google's domain search found nothing for subdomains (reifen.auto.check24.de: 0 ads, check24.de: 400,000–500,000), so shop.otto.de is checked as otto.de (inputHost keeps what you gave). Sites on shared website builders (Jimdo, Wix, Shopify subdomains …) and profile pages (Facebook, LinkedIn, Amazon shops) are not company domains and get invalid_input.
• Formats, advertisers and dates come from the 100 most recently shown ads (googleSampleSize). The total count covers all ads.
• Text ads are archived by Google as images. You get the preview image, not the headline as text.

Microsoft

• EU and EEA only. Microsoft publishes only ads shown there, recorded since June 2023, with 1–3 days delay. For other regions only Google is checked. A firstShown of 2023-06-01 is the library's start: the ad has been running since then at the latest.
• At most about 1,000 ads per advertiser account and query. Larger accounts show "1,000+" and the count is a minimum.
• Accounts that advertise several domains are counted with an estimate from their first 24 ads (shown as "≈ 40" and adsToDomainInSample).
• Up to 5 accounts per company are checked. Groups with more accounts get microsoftUncheckedAccounts and a "+" on the count.
• No newest-first order. Microsoft sorts by ad ID; exports start with ads shown in the last 30 days, then older ones.
• No public links to single Bing ads exist; each Microsoft ad comes with its full content and an API link instead.

Both

• There is no list of "all advertisers in a country". Both libraries search by domain, name or advertiser, so you bring the company list – or build one with the Imprint & VAT Check, which finds businesses by trade and city.
• Company names must match the advertiser's legal or account name as whole words. When several companies match ("Müller"), one is counted – the exact name first, then your region, then the most ads – and the others are listed with their own counts (googleCandidates, microsoftCandidates, …NameMatch: ambiguous), never added. Use the domain for a certain answer.
• Meta and LinkedIn block automated access to their libraries and are not covered.

Change report and names

• A stop shows 30 days late. In the change report a company counts as advertising while an ad was shown in the last 30 days – Google keeps ads in its archive long after they stopped. A start shows in the next run after a new ad.
• A change report is as complete as its run. Companies that Google or Microsoft did not answer for are not_compared, keep their saved state and are compared in the next run.
• New Google accounts are reported when they carry the domain's brand or run at least 10 % of the 100 most recent ads pointing to the domain; smaller third parties are not reported.
• Which country's site. A company with sites in several countries is confirmed on the first suggested domain that its own ads point to. Set region (e.g. DE) and that country's domain is tried first; with anywhere it can be another country's site (Apify platform test of 19 October 2026: douglas.es, viessmann.es).
• A name can only be confirmed through Google. If the company has no verified Google advertiser with that name, or none of Google's domain suggestions is confirmed (at most two are tried), the row is name_only. For companies that advertise only on Bing, give the domain.
• The run's key-value store also holds LIST_PROGRESS, the change report's working memory in case Apify restarts the run.

Use it from code (Python, JavaScript, cURL)

Get your API token under Settings → API & Integrations in Apify Console.

Python (pip install apify-client):

from apify_client import ApifyClient

client = ApifyClient("<YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN>")
run = client.actor("perceptr0n/google-ads-transparency-scraper").call(run_input={
    "mode": "companies",
    "domains": ["check24.de", "zalando.de", "frischpack.de"],
})
# apify-client 3.x; with versions 1–2 use run["defaultDatasetId"]
for row in client.dataset(run.default_dataset_id).iterate_items():
    print(row["input"], row["status"], row.get("googleAdCount"), row.get("microsoftAdCount"))

JavaScript (npm install apify-client):

import { ApifyClient } from 'apify-client';

const client = new ApifyClient({ token: process.env.APIFY_TOKEN });
const run = await client.actor('perceptr0n/google-ads-transparency-scraper').call({
    mode: 'companies',
    domains: ['check24.de', 'zalando.de', 'frischpack.de'],
});
const { items } = await client.dataset(run.defaultDatasetId).listItems();
console.log(items.map((row) => [row.input, row.status, row.googleAdCount, row.microsoftAdCount]));

cURL – one call, rows in the response. The synchronous endpoint waits at most 5 minutes, so use it for short lists (20 companies on both platforms took 2.5 minutes) and the clients above for long ones:

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/perceptr0n~google-ads-transparency-scraper/run-sync-get-dataset-items" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $APIFY_TOKEN" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"mode": "companies", "domains": ["check24.de", "zalando.de", "frischpack.de"]}'

Use it from an AI agent (MCP)

Add the Apify MCP server with this actor as a tool to Claude, Cursor, VS Code or any other MCP client:

https://mcp.apify.com?tools=perceptr0n/google-ads-transparency-scraper

The client signs in to Apify on first connection, or you set the header Authorization: Bearer <APIFY_TOKEN>. The agent sends domains or company_names and reads status, isAdvertising, googleAdCount and microsoftAdCount per company; rows that are not checked_… say why in reason.

What the agent's runs cost (live prices on 12 October 2026, Apify Free plan): $0.004 per company check (Starter $0.0035, Scale $0.003, Business $0.0025), $0.001 per exported ad, +$0.001 for ad details, plus $0.01 per run start. Rows that are not checked_advertising or checked_not_advertising are free.

Data source and legal

All data comes from the Google Ads Transparency Center (adstransparency.google.com) and the Microsoft Ad Library (adlibrary.ads.microsoft.com, via its public API), where both companies publish the ads they serve and the verified identity of the advertiser – in the EU as required by the Digital Services Act (Art. 39). No login, no paywall and no access control is involved. Requests are paced to each service's limits; refusals are answered with pauses, never worked around.

Advertisers are almost always companies. Where a verified advertiser is a private person, only the name and country the library itself displays are returned. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Google or Microsoft.

FAQ

Is there an official Google Ads Transparency API? No public one. This actor reads the same data the Transparency Center website shows and returns it as structured records.

And for Microsoft? Microsoft offers a public Ad Library API. It searches ad text and advertiser names, but not websites – the domain matching, account checks, counting and monitoring are what this actor adds.

Can I find out how much a company spends? Neither library publishes spend. Google gives the number of ads, Microsoft the number of ads and a reach range per ad (impressions in the EU). Together with how recently ads ran, that separates active advertisers from inactive ones.

How does monitoring work? The first run with only_new_ads returns the current ads as a baseline. Every later run with the same domain, name or advertiser ID returns only ads you have not received before – on Google ads first shown since the last run, on Microsoft ads that were not in any previous run. The memory lives in a key-value store called google-ads-transparency-monitor in your own account.

What is the difference between only_new_ads and list_id? only_new_ads (export mode) returns the new ads of the domains or advertisers you watch. list_id (check mode) watches whole companies: which of them started or stopped advertising, or got a new advertiser account. The saved state of both lives in the key-value store google-ads-transparency-monitor in your account, one record per list and region.

Do I need a proxy? No. Both services answer without one, and a proxy does not help against refusals either: the proxy option is only for network setups that require one, a run then uses one fixed address, and refusals are answered with pauses – never worked around.

What happens if Google or Microsoft stops answering? Both services limit automated requests at times. Google: every request of the run pauses for 1, 2, 3 and 4 minutes, then the run continues more slowly. Microsoft: short retries. If a platform still refuses (Google after 10 minutes, Microsoft once two requests were refused on every retry, or after three companies in a row without an answer), the run stops checking: every company still to do gets a row with the status unavailable or not_checked, isAdvertising stays empty, nothing is charged, and the companies are listed under REMAINING in the run's key-value store – paste them into the next run. An empty answer is only reported as "no ads" while the same library still shows ads for a known advertiser (checked before the first "no ads" of a run and after every 25 empty answers in a row).

What if Apify moves my run to another server? Apify sometimes moves long runs between servers, which restarts them. The actor notices which companies or ads it already delivered and skips them – no duplicates, no double charges.

Which countries can I filter by? Google: any country. Microsoft: the 27 EU countries plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.

Changelog

• 18 October 2026 (0.4) – Two opt-in options for company checks: a change report for company lists run on a schedule (list_id) and company names resolved to a domain Google confirms (resolve_names); without them a run behaves as in 0.3. Answers that change shape no longer stop an export, paging that repeats itself stops, answers larger than 20 MB are not read, and the company's own website is fetched from public addresses only. Stop messages name the cause and one next step; a maximum cost per run that the last company uses up exactly is no longer reported as reached.
• 12 October 2026 (0.3) – A status and a reason in every row; only checked_advertising and checked_not_advertising are charged. Google refusals: slower pace, pauses, then the rest is unavailable, free and listed under REMAINING. Company names match whole words only, other matching advertisers are listed and never added. Subdomains are checked on their domain, umlaut domains work, unusable lines get an invalid_input row instead of stopping the run.
• 6 October 2026 (0.2) – Microsoft Ad Library (Bing) next to Google; Bing ad export with details; monitoring on both platforms. The proxy option uses one fixed address per run.
• 5 October 2026 (0.1) – First release: company checks, ad export and monitoring for the Google Ads Transparency Center.

Auf Deutsch: Wer schaltet Google- und Bing-Werbung? Firmenlisten prüfen

Firmenliste rein, eine Zeile je Firma raus: Wirbt die Firma bei Google, bei Bing, mit wie vielen Anzeigen, über welche Konten, und lief Werbung in den letzten 30 Tagen? Bei Domains ist jeder Microsoft-Treffer über die Zielseiten der eigenen Anzeigen nachgewiesen; Firmennamen werden über den Kontonamen zugeordnet. Werbebudgets veröffentlicht keine der beiden Bibliotheken.

Jede Zeile hat einen Status; was nicht geprüft werden konnte (Sperre, Fehler, Tippfehler, doppelte Zeile), wird nicht berechnet, jeder Lauf kostet 0,01 $ Startgebühr. Alternativ exportiert der Actor alle Anzeigen eines Wettbewerbers, bei Bing mit Titel, Text, Zielseite, Reichweite und Targeting – mit einem Überwachungsmodus, der nur neue Anzeigen liefert.

Nur Veränderungen: Mit list_id liefert ein geplanter Lauf nur die Firmen, die seit dem letzten Lauf derselben Liste mit Google- oder Bing-Werbung begonnen oder aufgehört haben oder ein neues Werbekonto haben. Namen → Domain: Mit resolve_names wird ein Firmenname zuerst einer Domain zugeordnet, die Google bestätigt; matchedOn zeigt in jeder Zeile, wie zugeordnet wurde.

Typische Anwendungsfälle: Lead-Qualifizierung für Agenturen (wer gibt bereits Geld für Google oder Bing Ads aus?), Wettbewerbsbeobachtung, Bing-Lückenanalyse, Marktanalysen nach Ländern, Markenschutz. Ohne Login, ohne API-Schlüssel, ohne Proxy. Die Daten veröffentlichen Google und Microsoft nach dem Digital Services Act.

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PDF to Markdown	PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint to Markdown for AI – tables as JSON, OCR for scans
Research Agent	A question in, cited passages out – every source graded by evidence level
App Store & Google Play Data	App IDs or App Store keywords in, one row per app out, plus App Store reviews
Arbeitsagentur Jobs	German job listings from the Jobbörse of the Bundesagentur für Arbeit
kununu Employer Data	Employer score vs. industry, salary ranges, benefits and reviews for DACH companies
Messe München Exhibitors	Exhibitor lists of bauma, IFAT, BAU and more
Koelnmesse Exhibitors	Exhibitor lists of Anuga, ISM, imm cologne and more
TED Tenders	EU public tenders and contract awards from TED
MaStR Energy Assets	Solar, wind and storage units in Germany with operator and capacity
EUDAMED Medical Devices	EU medical devices, manufacturers and certificates
Data Source Finder	Free: tells you which ready-made scraper covers your data source

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