Adplexity

What do the platform prices and billing pages say?

The pricing page and Black Friday page disagree on Social’s listed price, so the two figures should not be treated as one confirmed rate.

• Black Friday page — Social at $69 a month, billed yearly at $828 — checked 2026-10-30.
• Pricing page — Social at $79 per month with yearly billing, alongside a displayed $99 price — checked 2026-10-30.

The pricing page lists these other platform prices with yearly billing; its displayed comparison prices are included as shown.

• Native: $208 per month, alongside $249.
• Push: $124 per month, alongside $149.
• Desktop: $166 per month, alongside $199.
• Mobile: $166 per month, alongside $199.
• Adult: $166 per month, alongside $199.

The Black Friday page advertises yearly plans at up to 50% off, with prices starting at $69 per month; it says discounts apply to yearly purchases by November 30 and Adult billing is every 3 months. It says Black Friday prices stay the same on renewal, while the pricing page describes monthly billing as charged each month and yearly billing as charged annually at a lower monthly rate.

The Black Friday page states that prices are in USD and taxes may apply; the Terms say subscriptions are billed in advance on monthly or yearly cycles. The Terms require a credit card or PayPal for subscription payments and allow fee changes to take effect at the end of the current billing cycle. Refund requests must be submitted within 2 days of the subscription start date to be eligible, and approved refunds go to the original payment method.

Which searches and archives are listed?

Adplexity describes a workflow for searching ads, narrowing results and examining linked offers or product pages.

The vendor says its ecosystem contains more than 200 million indexed ads and covers more than 30 ad networks and traffic sources. Search conditions include country, keyword, tracker, network, language and days running; the ad library also supports searches by URL, placement and image.

For ecommerce research, the vendor describes filters for Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce, plus searches by product title, price and page copy. It says product pages retain prices, variants and reviews as visitors saw them, and that archived ads and pages remain searchable after removal. Days running is a way to rank product ads, but the listed feature does not establish how well an ad performed.

How do reports, Boards and API credits work?

Adplexity states that users can turn searches into recurring reports, share them, or export them as CSV files.

The provider says users can save ads, domains, offers or landing pages to Boards and share them with teams or clients. Its ecommerce page also describes sharing Boards by link with people who do not have accounts. Searches can become recurring reports, and the vendor says reports can be shared, scheduled for delivery and exported as CSV files. Daily reports support custom columns and CSV export.

The provider’s API page says every plan includes 5,000 API credits per month, and the provider says the API is included without a separate API subscription. An ad returned in search results costs one credit; requesting its full details costs one additional credit. The provider’s API page says unused credits do not roll over, and each billing month starts with 5,000 fresh credits. The vendor describes additional credit packages as forthcoming.

The API covers the platform products on a customer’s account and supports ad searches by keyword, advertiser or URL, with filters including platform, country, language and ad type. It can return details such as redirect chains, outgoing URLs, screenshots, archived pages and detected technology. The REST API and MCP use the same data and monthly credits; MCP connects that data to Claude and ChatGPT.

What should buyers ask about limits and exports?

Ask the provider which search actions consume credits and whether saved or recurring reports affect any allowance. These questions separate day-to-day research from API billing.

Clarify what CSV exports include, whether file or sharing restrictions apply, and which activities draw API credits. A clear answer matters when research needs to move from an individual account into team workflows.

Ask how account access is counted and whether roles differ by user. Also ask what happens to saved Boards and report delivery when a subscription changes or ends.

Which documented features reduce research friction?

The documented filters let buyers narrow research by country, language, network, tracker or keyword instead of relying on a single search field.

• Boards collect ads, stores, pages, product pages and affiliate offers, giving research a place to be organized and shared.
• Reports can be scheduled or exported, and daily reports support custom columns.
• The ecommerce tool describes archived product pages with prices, variants and reviews, alongside searchable ads and pages after removal.
• API detail responses can include redirect chains, archived pages and detected technology, providing more context than an ad listing alone.

Which subscription and refund limits matter?

The clearest constraints are separate platform subscriptions, automatic renewal, expiring API credits and no free trial.

• Each platform is its own subscription, so buyers selecting multiple libraries need to account for separate product plans.
• Subscriptions renew automatically unless the customer or AdIntelligence Limited cancels them; paid fees are non-refundable except where law or the Refund Policy provides otherwise.
• Unused API credits expire rather than rolling over, and the vendor describes additional credit packages as forthcoming.
• The provider offers demos instead of free trials, limiting evaluation to that route before purchase.
• Refunds are discretionary, subject to the policy’s conditions, and are not guaranteed.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

When does a separate platform plan fit?

A separate plan fits when the buyer needs a particular platform’s searchable ad intelligence and can work within its subscription and API-credit terms.

The vendor describes its API as providing competitor ads, landing pages, redirect chains and technology stacks from subscribed platforms. Buyers should match that scope to their research needs rather than assume one subscription includes every platform.

The provider says spy tools cannot show an advertiser’s ROI, so this service does not fit a buyer seeking that metric from the tool.

How should other research plans be compared?

Compare providers by platform coverage, search and export allowances, archive depth, API metering, billing cadence, cancellation terms and refund conditions. In general, asking for these details before purchase makes differences in scope and billing easier to identify.

What do buyers ask about Adplexity’s terms?

Can a subscription be cancelled?

Yes. The Terms say users can cancel renewals through account settings or by contacting customer support. The Refund Policy says access continues until the current billing cycle ends after cancellation.

Which payment methods does Adplexity list?

The Black Friday page says the service accepts major credit and debit cards. The Terms specify a credit card or PayPal for subscription payments. Check the payment options shown for the selected plan before proceeding.

What does the refund request process require?

The Refund Policy says to email support with account information, subscription details and an explanation. It describes case-by-case decisions and says proof may be required for technical issues that prevent service use and cannot be resolved by support.

What account responsibilities do the Terms set out?

The Terms require accurate, complete and current account information, and make users responsible for safeguarding passwords and activity under them. They also say AdIntelligence Limited may suspend or terminate accounts without prior notice, including for breaches of the Terms.

Which law governs the Terms?

The Terms state that Hong Kong law governs them. For material revisions, the company says it will try to provide at least 30 days’ notice. This describes the provider’s stated terms, not legal advice.

What API and MCP connection is documented?

The provider lists an API among its tools. Its documentation says REST API and MCP use the same data and monthly credits, with MCP connecting the data to Claude and ChatGPT.

Does the documented meter fit your workload?

Fits if… you need a separately selected platform and can plan around the provider’s stated API credit rules.

Probably not if… you require a free trial or expect the tool to show an advertiser’s ROI.

Main risk… unused API credits expire at the billing-month boundary, while search and export limits remain questions to resolve before purchase.

Sources

Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.

• adplexity.comchecked 2026-10-30
• adplexity.com/apichecked 2026-10-30
• adplexity.com/black-fridaychecked 2026-10-30
• adplexity.com/pricingchecked 2026-10-30
• adplexity.com/use-cases/ecommercechecked 2026-10-30
• adplexity.com/termschecked 2026-10-30
• adplexity.com/refundchecked 2026-10-30

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.

Last updated: 2026-10-30

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