TRYIT extension · Free
See how much competitors spend per day, right in the Ad Library
Every ad in the Meta Ad Library gets a grade, days running, longevity rank and estimated daily spend, reach and ROAS.
Add to Chrome, freeEstimates come from public industry benchmarks, not measured data.
You only see the start date and platforms. You can't tell whether the ad is working.
Grade, days running, longevity rank and estimated spend, reach and ROAS on every ad.
Three steps
- 1
Add to Chrome
You are hereOne click in the Web Store. It's free.
- 2
Turn on estimates
Only if you turn it on, it asks once for access to the Ad Library page.
- 3
See it in the Ad Library
Search as usual and every ad gets metrics.
Open Details for 12 more metrics
- Cost — CPM, CPC, CTR, CPA
- Scale — impressions, clicks, conversions, revenue
- Response — frequency, engagement rate, engagements, profitability
- Save, track the advertiser, open the creative and copy the text in place
Keep only the ads that work out of hundreds
Filter by days running, media and grade, sort, and save all visible ads at once. The average days running and total estimated spend of the search are shown in one line.
FAQ
- Is the extension free?
- Yes, it's free. Estimated spend, reach and ROAS show up once you sign in to TRYIT in the same browser.
- Are the numbers real?
- No. Meta doesn't publish spend or reach for most ads. They are ranges calculated from what is public (run dates, creative sets, ad text) and public industry benchmarks, meant for comparing ads.
- Does it work for Korean ads?
- Yes. Pick a country in the Ad Library and every ad from that country gets metrics; amounts are shown in Korean won.
- How are the grades (S, A, B, C) decided?
- By how long the ad has been running (30+ days counts as proven), its longevity rank among ads from the same period, and how many ads share the creative. Ads that run long and scale creatives get higher grades.
- Where can I use it?
- In Chrome on a computer. Phone browsers can't install extensions.