Spy.House

Creative search spans named ad sources

Spy.House describes its core task as searching and analyzing creatives and competitors’ ads, with filters, statistics, and analytics. The named sources include both social platforms and formats such as Push, In-Page, and Native.

A buyer can narrow API searches by keyword and country, while the FAQ says creative records are also structured by GEO, device, language, and vertical. The vendor lists vertical filters including Casual Games, Nutra, E-commerce, and Dating.

The service also offers landing-page downloads by pasting a competitor’s landing-page URL, plus a tool that creates a new version of an uploaded image or video. These functions sit alongside analysis; the vendor says creatives are primarily for research and users should have rights before reusing them.

Confirm coverage and data fields first

Before paying, ask which source, country, format, and vertical coverage applies to the research you intend to run. Coverage can vary across those dimensions, so a useful answer should address the specific combination you need.

Ask how the provider collects data and how often it is refreshed. The terms exclude private data protected by third-party platform privacy settings, so clarify what other unavailable material falls outside the searchable record.

Confirm how the service counts results, searches, and creative transformations, and whether search allowances differ by plan. Ask what export formats are supported beyond the API searches described in its documentation.

Finally, ask how long account information and uploaded creatives are retained, and what team access entails. These questions help establish whether the documented search scope and account terms fit your workflow before committing to a subscription.

Starter, Basic, Premium, and Enterprise

The homepage lists four plans, while its terms say subscription rates and terms appear in the user’s account; the prices below are from the homepage, checked 2026-10-30.

• Starter: 300 search requests and 100 creative uniqueizations (homepage, checked 2026-10-30).
• Basic: $59 per month or $359 per year (homepage, checked 2026-10-30).
• Premium: $99 per month or $599 per year (homepage, checked 2026-10-30).
• Enterprise: $199 per month or $1,199 per year; the plan lists search requests (homepage, checked 2026-10-30).

The provider says each user receives a 7-day free trial upon registration, and continued use afterward requires a paid subscription. The terms also say subscriptions do not renew automatically.

The agreement describes paid subscriptions as nonrefundable. Check the rates and terms shown in the account before choosing a plan, since the terms identify that as the location for subscription details.

API searches use keys and filters

Spy.House documents API integration for connecting its data to other services and automating ad search and analysis. Requests authenticate with a unique API key, and the documentation lists searches for Push, In-Page, Native, Facebook, and TikTok creatives.

A search can use keyword and country filters; when both country-filter types are supplied, the ID-based filter takes precedence over the country-code filter. Facebook and TikTok Live Search has a narrower requirement: the countries array must contain exactly one country, and the keyword must be non-empty.

Results are paginated: the API documentation specifies a default limit of 10 and an allowed range of 10–100 items per page. The API can also retrieve an account balance. API access requires contacting support via Telegram, according to the documentation.

The provider says Spy.House can connect to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or another AI agent with MCP support. Its FAQ states MCP is included with an active paid subscription and unavailable on trial.

Data quality, rights, and access limits

The terms exclude private data protected by third-party platform privacy settings, which narrows the scope to material the service processes. The administration also disclaims absolute accuracy, completeness, and relevance for data from third-party sources.

Reuse carries a separate restriction: the terms prohibit copying or commercially using third-party advertising materials without the rights holder’s permission. The vendor says creatives are intended primarily for analysis and market research, and users should ensure they have rights before reusing them. Automatic data collection, including bots and scrapers, is also prohibited by the terms.

The agreement allows the administration to change its terms without prior notice. The FAQ says access is suspended if payment is not made on time. Paid subscriptions are nonrefundable under the agreement. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Filters, collections, and API access

The vendor’s documentation supports these practical advantages for organizing and retrieving ad research:

• Search fields include keyword and country, while creative data is structured by source, GEO, device, language, and vertical.
• Saved collections let users store research data within their subscription.
• The API documents searches for Push, In-Page, Native, Facebook, and TikTok creatives, and the provider describes connecting its data to other services.
• Landing-page downloads are available by pasting a competitor’s landing-page URL; the vendor also lists a tool that creates a new version of an uploaded image or video.

Compare research tools by coverage

Compare research tools by the sources and formats they cover, the filters available for the intended search, and the boundaries around private or third-party data. Also check access methods and billing terms against the research workflow before choosing a service.

Research use depends on rights

Spy.House describes its intended use as analytical research, and its FAQ says creatives are primarily for analysis and market research. The vendor says users should have rights before reusing creatives, while its terms prohibit copying or commercial use of third-party advertising materials without the rights holder’s permission.

Adult offers may be restricted by law, age rules, or region. Check the rules of the network, platform, and local law; this is not legal or financial advice.

Questions on search and account terms

Which countries can creative searches cover?

Spy.House says Push, In-Page, and Native ads can be tracked or analyzed across more than 150 countries.

What does the White Page API generate?

The API can generate White Pages using a specified generator, vertical, language, and theme. It can accept an optional target domain, company name, phone number, and email address. The vendor says downloads are provided as ZIP archives. Use must follow platform rules and the law.

How can a rights holder submit a complaint?

The FAQ says rights holders can email a complaint with a material link, an infringement description, and proof of rights. The vendor says requests are reviewed within 5 business days. The complaint should identify the material and explain the claimed infringement.

What conditions apply to fund transfers?

The API documentation says a fund transfer requires an amount of at least 10 USD and a valid recipient email. This is not financial or legal advice.

Does the trial renew into a paid subscription?

The FAQ says new users receive a 7-day free trial and that subscriptions do not renew automatically; users can renew them in their account. The FAQ and agreement also state that paid subscriptions are non-refundable.

Decide by scope and data limits

Fits if the research task matches the sources and filters Spy.House documents, and the intended use is analytical.

Probably not if the work requires private platform data or reuse of third-party advertising materials without rights-holder permission.

Main risk is relying on third-party data whose accuracy, completeness, and relevance the administration does not guarantee.

Sources

These public pages are the basis of the facts above; next to each is the date it was read.

• spy.housechecked 2026-10-30
• spy.house/docs-apichecked 2026-10-30
• spy.house/termschecked 2026-10-30
• spy.house/faqchecked 2026-10-30

How this page was prepared

Editorial team of Funnel Notebook. Source-based work: each fact comes from a page listed above, read on 2026-10-30 by the Funnel Notebook editors. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.

Last updated: 2026-10-30

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