Anstrex

The homepage and product pages list monthly prices, while product pages also show Solo and bundle terms; prices below are as displayed by Anstrex on 2026-10-30.price_k

• Homepage — Native $79.99 per month.
• Homepage — InStream $39.99 per month.
• Homepage — Push $89.99 per month.
• Homepage — Pops $89.99 per month.
• Native product page — Solo $79.99 per month per user.
• Native product page — Solo $49.99 per month per user.
• Push product page — Solo push-only $89.99 per month per user.
• Push product page — push-only Solo $69.99 per month per user.
• Push product page — Push + Pop $159.99 per month per user.
• Push product page — Push + Pop + Native $219.99 per month per user.
• Pops product page — Solo $89.99 per user per month.
• Pops product page — Pop + Push $159.99 per user per month.
• Pops product page — Pop + Push + Native $219.99 per user per month.
• InStream product page — Premium Plan $39.99 per month per user.

The provider says it does not offer a free trial. A demo is listed as an alternative way to assess the product before subscribing.

Native search filters cover categories, affiliate networks, languages, and native video ads, while Anstrex says the tool covers 28 ad networks. The provider says Native does not cover Facebook ads.

Anstrex lists integrations for Shopify, Woo Commerce, AliExpress, AWS, and Digital Ocean. Its descriptions distinguish app and browser-extension connections for Shopify, plugin and extension connections for Woo Commerce, and an extension for importing AliExpress products.

For landing pages, the provider says users can export pages to AWS S3 buckets and import them onto Digital Ocean instances. These are product integrations, separate from the ad-network coverage described for Native.

Anstrex says users can build Boolean queries and save searches, then set competitor alerts delivered by push notification or email. The provider also lists downloads of native creatives and data in spreadsheet or HTML format.

The Native page describes an AI tool that generates ad text with an LLM and supports multiple languages. Anstrex says the feature includes 15 free credits monthly. Its landing-page tool can deploy pages directly to a server and supports AWS and FTP.

Anstrex offers scheduled online live demos, and the Native Solo plan includes online chat support. Customers can also schedule a one-on-one product demo before subscribing; the provider lists a knowledge base and tutorial videos on its YouTube channel.

Before subscribing, ask the provider how searches, saved queries, downloads, alerts, users, and AI use are capped. These are separate parts of a research workflow, so clarify whether each has its own limit or shares a common allowance.

Ask which data fields each export preserves, and whether export formats differ by product. Clarify how usage is measured, when limits reset, and whether access is shared across products or assigned to individual users.

Anstrex says it does not offer a free trial, and its Push page recommends scheduling a demo before subscribing. The provider also says it does not refund dissatisfaction or unsuitability on the Native, Push, and Pops pages.

Coverage exclusions narrow the research scope: Anstrex says Native and Pops do not cover Facebook ads, while InStream lacks a tool for Facebook or Instagram ads. Push also excludes Facebook ads.

Push and Pops pages state that display or banner ads are not covered. The Native and Push Solo price conflicts are listed above.

The product pages checked 2026-10-30 describe search, page handling, and analytics functions across Push, Pops, and InStream.

• Push lists keyword search, Boolean queries, and saved queries.
• Pops also lists search filters, Boolean query building, and saved queries.
• Push and Pops describe tools for ripping and editing landing pages, then deploying them to AWS or an FTP server.
• InStream’s Premium description includes advanced search and filtering, competitor alerts, and online chat support.
• Anstrex describes InStream as covering 30 landing page platforms and technologies, with real-time analytics, a customizable dashboard, and watermark-free ad downloads.

The product descriptions separate Native, InStream, Push, and Pops by ad channel, so the first check is whether the target research task matches the product. Native is described for native campaign research, InStream for TikTok ads focused on e-commerce, dropshipping, and gaming, Push for push campaigns and competitor ads, and Pops for pop-ad analysis.

InStream’s Premium description lists searches and results, advanced search and filtering, and competitor alerts; it does not establish those terms for every product or plan. Its country coverage is stated differently elsewhere on the same product page, so check the relevant scope before treating it as a fit.

Compare providers by supported ad channels, geographic and format coverage, and the search and export limits attached to each plan. Check whether alerts, trial access, refund terms, and seat pricing are specified for the plan you would use.

Which Native Solo price does the product page give?

The Native Solo price appears as two different monthly per-user amounts on the same product page: $79.99 and $49.99, according to the Native page checked 2026-10-30.

Which Push Solo price does the product page give?

The Push page lists the push-only Solo plan at $89.99 per month per user and also lists a push-only Solo plan at $69.99 per month per user. Both amounts appear on the provider’s page checked 2026-10-30; ask which applies to the intended subscription.

Does Anstrex offer a trial or refunds?

Anstrex says it does not offer a free trial and does not refund dissatisfaction or unsuitability on its Native, Push, and Pops pages. The Push page suggests scheduling a product demo before subscribing.

Which ad coverage does Anstrex exclude?

Anstrex says Native, Push, and Pops do not cover Facebook ads, and InStream has no tool for Facebook or Instagram ads. Push and Pops also state that display or banner ads are not covered.

How many countries does InStream cover?

InStream’s product page says the service covers 58 countries, while its Premium Plan description says it provides data from 55 countries. These are conflicting statements from the provider’s page checked 2026-10-30; confirm which coverage applies to the plan and research scope.

Fits if the product’s documented channel matches the ads you need to research and its stated coverage suits that task.

Probably not if the work depends on Facebook ads, or on display and banner coverage through Push or Pops.

Main risk… subscribing without a trial, given the provider’s stated refund exclusions for dissatisfaction or unsuitability. Before subscribing, confirm plan-specific usage limits and the export fields included.