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Google Ads Transparency Scraper: Ads by Advertiser or Domain

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Google Ads Transparency Scraper: Ads by Advertiser or Domain

Google Ads Transparency Scraper: Ads by Advertiser or Domain

Every ad an advertiser runs on Google Search, YouTube, Display, Shopping and Maps, from the Google Ads Transparency Center. Search by website, advertiser name or ID; filter by country, format and dates. Ad text, images, landing pages, first/last shown.

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🎁 Free until 14 October 2026. Press Start — the prefilled input returns the latest ads of nike.com and booking.com in seconds.

See every ad an advertiser runs on Google — Search, YouTube, Display, Shopping, Maps and Play — straight from the public Google Ads Transparency Center. Type a website (nike.com), an advertiser name (Nike), an advertiser ID (AR…) or paste a Transparency Center link, filter by country, format and dates, and get one clean row per ad:

  • advertiser, format (text, image, video), first and last shown, days shown
  • the ad image (Google archives most text and image ads as a picture of the ad) and the ad preview
  • for responsive display ads: headline, description, call to action, logo, image and landing page
  • for Shopping ads: the product title
  • optional: every country the ad ran in, with dates, and the ad's category

Perfect for competitor research, ad copy and creative inspiration, spotting new campaigns early (schedule it with Shown in the last N days) and checking which landing pages competitors push.

What you get — one row per ad

FieldExample
advertiserName, advertiserId, domainNike Retail BV, AR18378488041124659201, nike.com
creativeId, formatCR11529870939114176513, text / image / video
firstShown, lastShown, daysShown2021-10-25, 2026-09-30, 1620
imageUrl, imageWidth, imageHeightthe ad as Google archived it
headline, description, callToAction"Découvrez des maisons, des hôtels, etc.", "Un Service Clients disponible 24h/24…", "Réserver"
displayUrl, landingUrlbooking.com, http://www.booking.com/index.html?aid=2395786
logoUrl, productTitle, html5BundleUrllogo, "Nike Zoom Fly 6 Men's Road-Racing Trainers…", HTML5 ad bundle
previewUrl, adUrlGoogle's ad preview, the ad's page in the Transparency Center
regions, category[{"countryCode": "PL", "country": "Poland", "firstShown": "2023-04-09", "lastShown": "2023-04-09"}, …], "Apparel & Accessories"

The per-search summary (key-value store record SUMMARY) shows how many ads were saved and Google's estimate of all matching ads for every search.

How to use it

  1. Add advertisers or websites — one per line: nike.com, Nike, AR06641858037806006273 or https://adstransparency.google.com/advertiser/AR…?region=US.
  2. Optionally filter by country, ad format and dates (Shown in the last N days, or a date range).
  3. Click Start, then download JSON, CSV or Excel, or read the dataset through the Apify API.

A website returns the ads of every advertiser that promotes it (Nike runs ads through several legal entities); a name picks the best-matching verified advertiser — or all of them with Advertiser names: All matching.

Input example — a competitor's ads in the US from the last 30 days

{
"searches": ["booking.com"],
"region": "US",
"lastDays": 30,
"maxAdsPerSearch": 500
}

Input example — all video ads of several brands, with the countries they ran in

{
"searches": ["nike.com", "adidas.com", "puma.com"],
"adFormat": "video",
"includeRegions": true
}

Output example (a real row, shortened)

{
"advertiserName": "Booking.com",
"domain": "booking.com",
"creativeId": "CR04173554866964135937",
"format": "text",
"firstShown": "2026-08-27T05:50:16Z",
"lastShown": "2026-09-30T13:21:34Z",
"daysShown": 36,
"headline": "Découvrez des maisons, des hôtels, etc.",
"description": "Un Service Clients disponible 24h/24 et 7j/7, où que vous soyez.",
"callToAction": "Réserver",
"displayUrl": "booking.com",
"landingUrl": "http://www.booking.com/index.html?aid=2395786",
"imageUrl": "https://tpc.googlesyndication.com/simgad/13487100057649545191",
"adUrl": "https://adstransparency.google.com/advertiser/AR02934798844673654785/creative/CR04173554866964135937?region=anywhere"
}

Speed and limits

About 40 ads per request, most recently shown first — a few hundred ads a minute. Google limits how many requests one IP may send; with Apify Proxy (on by default) the Actor moves to a fresh IP whenever that happens and continues from the same page, so long runs do not stop. Countries of each ad costs one more request per ad — turn it on when you need it.

Pricing

⏱️ Free until 14 October 2026 — during the launch period you only pay Apify's platform usage, typically well under $0.01 per run.

From 15 October 2026 you pay per ad saved — platform usage and proxies included, nothing else:

Apify planPer 1,000 adsCountries of each ad (optional), per 1,000 ads
Free$1.50+$1.00
Starter$1.35+$0.90
Scale$1.20+$0.80
Business and higher$1.05+$0.70

💡 The monthly $5 credit of Apify's free plan covers about 3,300 ads. Set a spending limit on the run for a hard cap — the Actor stops as soon as it is reached.

FAQ

What is "days shown"? The number of days Google reports the ad as shown. Long-running ads are usually the ones that work.

Why do some ads have only an image? Google's Transparency Center archives most text and image ads as a picture of the ad — you get that image. For responsive display and Shopping ads the Actor also reads the headline, description, product and landing page from the ad's preview.

What about video ads? You get the advertiser, dates and a link to the ad's preview and Transparency Center page.

Which countries? Every country Google lists in the Transparency Center; "Anywhere" searches all of them.

Where does the data come from? From the public Google Ads Transparency Center (adstransparency.google.com), which Google publishes so anyone can see who advertises and what. This Actor is not affiliated with Google.

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Changelog

  • 0.1 — first release: search by website, advertiser name, advertiser ID or Transparency Center link; country, format and date filters; ad images, display-ad text and landing pages, Shopping product titles, countries per ad; automatic IP rotation.