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Adheart lets buyers search and filter Facebook and Instagram creatives in a workspace for analyzing Meta ads. The catch is in the terms: use is limited to personal publications, and parsing data received through the service is prohibited. The vendor also describes coverage across geographies and niches, with new ads added daily. For media buyers, the practical question is whether those stated tools and terms match the intended research.

Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-30.

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AdHeart.me
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Which ad sources and tools are listed?

Adheart’s pages describe the following sources and tools, checked on 2026-10-30.

  • Ad sources: Facebook and Instagram creatives; Meta and TikTok ad intelligence (Adheart, checked 2026-10-30).
  • AI suggestions: creatives, hooks, formats, and trends (Adheart, checked 2026-10-30).
  • Mobile ads: strategies and creatives associated with installs (Adheart, checked 2026-10-30).
  • Collaboration: shared workspaces with roles and access controls (Adheart, checked 2026-10-30).
  • Language support: multilingual interface and support (Adheart, checked 2026-10-30).

What does the Meta ad workspace show?

Adheart says its workspace supports searching, analyzing, and organizing Meta ads, with market-data search for competitor creatives. The service describes its ad library as covering geographies and niches, and says it adds new ads daily, including weekends and holidays.

The service supports saving collections and sharing them with designers.

The sequence moves from searching ads to analyzing and organizing them.
Built from facts published on adheart.me; checked 2026-10-30.

What to confirm about coverage and data

Before paying, ask how Adheart defines coverage in the geographies and niches relevant to your research. That clarifies what the vendor’s broad coverage description means for a particular market.

Ask what information accompanies each search result and which creative fields are available to inspect. Also ask how to check that the available results address your actual research needs, rather than assuming the library’s scope from its general description.

The service describes searching and filtering.

How do search, collections, and teams fit together?

The described workflow begins with searching and filtering creatives, then organizing selected ads into collections that can be shared with designers. Adheart also describes shared workspaces with roles and access controls for collaboration.

The team plan is a separate listed offer, with access to Meta platforms, competitor ad tracking, niche and category access, a creative uniquifier, and mobile app analytics. Adheart lists 3000 unique searches per month for that plan, with additional searches included in billing. Buyers comparing team access with the general shared-workspace description should check which roles and controls are included in their chosen plan.

Cancellation routes lead to access through the current payment cycle.
Built from facts published on adheart.me; checked 2026-10-30.

What do the Demo and team terms include?

Adheart invites visitors to try the service for free and defines its Demo tariff as a free-of-charge trial, but the trial terms are not specified. The provider says prices follow website tariffs, depend on the user’s country for currency, and are paid in advance.

The terms state that recurring subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each selected payment cycle. After a trial, a recurring subscription begins automatically unless cancelled before the trial expires, according to Adheart’s terms.

Adheart says recurring subscriptions can be cancelled through the account, by email, or through a website form; access continues until the current payment cycle ends. The terms say fees become non-refundable after 24 hours from ordering, and the purchased period cannot be reduced after payment.

Refund requests must be made within 24 hours of payment, according to the terms, which say requests can be made irrespective of the reason. The provider says it reviews requests within 14 business days and may reject some, including requests concerning recurring subscriptions. The team plan prices by member count, and the vendor says additional searches are included in billing.

The team plan lists search capacity and included features.
Built from facts published on adheart.me; checked 2026-10-30.

Which documented tools support research?

Adheart describes a workspace for searching, analyzing, and organizing Meta ads, with filters for finding creatives. This connects lookup and organization in one stated workflow.

The vendor says its AI tools suggest creatives, hooks, formats, and trends. Its mobile ads feature is described as showing strategies and creatives associated with installs.

Adheart describes coverage across geographies and niches, and says its library receives daily additions, including weekends and holidays. Saved collections can be shared with designers, while shared workspaces offer roles and access controls.

The trial sequence leads to a recurring subscription unless cancelled beforehand.
Built from facts published on adheart.me; checked 2026-10-30.

Where do access and billing narrow the offer?

  • Adheart’s Terms say users may use the services solely for personal publications and may not parse data received through them.
  • The Terms prohibit competitors from accessing the services without Adheart’s prior written consent and prohibit access for benchmarking or competitive purposes.
  • The Terms say Adheart uses commercially reasonable efforts to make purchased services available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, subject to exceptions.
  • The Terms say availability may be affected by circumstances beyond the vendor’s reasonable control, including natural disasters and third-party internet-provider failures.
  • The Terms require refund requests within 24 hours of payment, and say the vendor reviews requests within 14 business days and may reject some, including those concerning recurring subscriptions.

How should another ad library be compared?

Compare providers by the ad sources they identify, the filters available, and how they define coverage for the markets and niches you need. Ask what each result contains and how often the provider says its library is updated. Check collaboration controls, permitted uses, and billing and cancellation conditions before choosing a service.

Who can work within Adheart’s terms?

The service describes its intended work as marketing research through campaign scaling, and defines its services around analytics and tracking Facebook advertising data. Shared workspaces with roles, access controls, and collaborative collections are also described.

That positioning must be weighed against the terms: use is limited to personal publications, while competitor access for benchmarking or competitive purposes is prohibited. The team plan is priced by member count, according to Adheart’s team page. This may fit a buyer whose intended use complies with those restrictions; the terms do not support assuming competitive research is permitted.

What we could not confirm

  • Integrations and setup: supported connections and configuration prerequisites
  • Coverage detail: specific geographies, niches, platforms, and creative fields
  • Search controls: complete filters, result limits, and export options
  • Tariffs: current amounts and exact terms for each plan
  • Demo: duration, eligibility, included access, and billing start
  • Payments: accepted methods and country-specific currencies
  • Support: response times and service-level commitments
  • Data provenance: collection method, record retention, and creative fields

What do the terms say about renewals and access?

When does a trial become a paid subscription?

A trial becomes a recurring subscription automatically unless cancelled before the trial expires, according to Adheart’s terms. The terms define the Demo tariff as a free-of-charge trial.

How can a recurring subscription be cancelled?

Adheart’s terms say recurring subscriptions can be cancelled through the account, by email, or through a website form. Access continues until the current payment cycle ends after cancellation. The terms also say subscriptions renew at the end of each selected payment cycle unless cancelled.

What does the refund process involve?

The Terms require refund requests within 24 hours of payment and say a request may be made irrespective of the reason. Review those conditions before paying.

Which support routes and help topics are listed?

Adheart lists Telegram and email as support contact options. Its help center includes topics on payments, subscriptions, access, cancellation, refunds, and creatives that do not display. The help center also covers documents, invoices, and VAT.

What exceptions apply to service availability?

Adheart says it uses commercially reasonable efforts to make purchased services available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, subject to exceptions. Its terms name natural disasters and third-party internet-provider failures among circumstances beyond its reasonable control.

Which company is named in the terms?

The Terms identify HRET International Development LTD as the vendor, with a registered address in Larnaca, Cyprus. The Terms give registration number HE 436518.

Does Adheart’s documented scope fit?

Fits if… the intended work is compatible with the terms and the buyer needs the search and organization functions Adheart describes.

Probably not if… the intended use involves parsing service data or competitor access for benchmarking or competitive purposes.

Main risk… Adheart presents the service as competitive ad intelligence, while its terms restrict use to personal publications and prohibit specified competitor access.

Sources

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Notes on the making of this review

Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-30. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.

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