Adplexity

Social Prices Differ Across Pages

Both official pages were checked on 2026-10-30; they give different Social prices.

• Black Friday page — $69 a month, billed yearly at $828 — checked 2026-10-30.
• Pricing page — $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, alongside displayed prices.

• Native — $208 per month, alongside $249 — pricing page, checked 2026-10-30.
• Push — $124 per month, alongside $149 — pricing page, checked 2026-10-30.
• Desktop — $166 per month, alongside $199 — pricing page, checked 2026-10-30.

The Terms say subscriptions are billed in advance on monthly or yearly cycles; card or PayPal is required. The Black Friday page describes monthly charges as recurring each month and yearly billing as an annual charge; it says its discount applies to yearly plans bought by November 30. That page also says prices are in USD, taxes may apply, and Black Friday prices stay the same at renewal. The Terms allow fee changes to take effect at the end of the current billing cycle.

Search, Filters, and Archived Pages

Adplexity describes a workflow for searching competitor ads, then following funnels from ads to offers. Its plan description lists an ad library, search and filters, archived landing pages, creative grouping, boards, insights and daily reports, with daily updates stated as a feature.

For ecommerce research, the vendor says its filters cover Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce, alongside searches by product title, price and page copy. It describes archived product pages as preserving prices, variants and reviews as visitors saw them.

The provider says searches can use country, keyword, tracker, network, language and days running; another page lists keywords, URLs, placements and images. Its ecommerce page also describes sorting product ads by days running and searching archived ads and product pages after removal. These are vendor descriptions, not independently verified coverage findings.

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API Requests Spend Monthly Credits

The API uses credits for searches and additional detail: an ad returned in search results costs one credit, and a full-detail request costs one more. The provider says every plan includes the API and 5,000 credits per month, with a fresh monthly allowance and no rollover.

The vendor describes API access to competitor ads, landing pages, redirect chains and tech stacks from subscribed platforms. It says ad searches can use keyword, advertiser or URL, with platform, country, language and ad-type filters; landing pages can be searched by on-page copy. Ad and landing-page details may include outgoing URLs, screenshots, archived pages and detected technology.

The provider also describes exporting saved Boards, reading Boards shared by public link, and free dictionary endpoints for filter values such as countries, verticals and networks. It says an API key is generated automatically and available inside the platform; requests use an X-API-Key header. The REST API and MCP use the same data and monthly credits, and the provider says MCP connects that data to Claude and ChatGPT. Additional credit packages are described as forthcoming.

Ask About Search and Export Limits

Before choosing a research subscription, ask the provider how searches are counted and whether particular filters affect usage. Clarify which export formats are supported and whether exports draw on an allowance or incur charges.

Ask how recurring reports are scheduled, how many recipients can receive them, and whether delivery settings differ by report type. If several people need access, check included seats, sharing permissions and any separate team charges.

For API-dependent workflows, ask what happens when included credits are exhausted: whether requests stop, are delayed or incur additional charges. Request the applicable terms in writing so the expected usage model is clear before purchase.

Included Research Tools and Sharing

The provider says its ecosystem contains more than 200 million indexed ads and covers more than 30 ad networks and traffic sources. These are vendor claims, not independently verified coverage counts.

• Plans list search filters and archived landing pages among their features.
• Boards can save ads, domains, offers or landing pages, then be shared with teams or clients.
• The provider says searches can become recurring reports, be shared or exported as CSV files.
• Scheduled delivery to recipients is also described for reports.
• The pricing page says every plan includes the full toolset, with no tiers or locked features.

Credits, Renewals, and Refund Friction

The Terms and refund policy set out renewal, cancellation and refund conditions; the provider also says the service is supplied as available.

• Subscriptions renew automatically unless either party cancels. Customers can cancel through account settings or support, and access continues through the current billing cycle.
• The refund policy requires a request within 2 days of the subscription start date for eligibility, according to the refund page checked 2026-10-30.
• Refunds are decided case by case at the company’s discretion. The policy describes technical issues that prevent use and cannot be resolved by support as a possible basis for a request; proof may be required.
• The Terms describe paid fees as non-refundable except where law or the Refund Policy provides otherwise. Approved refunds go to the original payment method, but the policy gives no processing timeframe.
• The provider offers demos instead of a free trial. Several details are listed under What we could not confirm.

Compare Research Plans by Their Meters

In general, compare research subscriptions by searchable coverage and filter depth, then check export formats and usage allowances against your workflow. Team access, update cadence and refund terms also matter; ask providers to explain how each is defined before comparing plans.

Fit Depends on Platform Scope

Adplexity describes its platform as an ad intelligence service for performance marketers, with separate products and a shared login. A buyer who needs one of the listed research platforms may value choosing that product without subscribing to every platform.

For billing, the provider says customers can switch between monthly and yearly cycles or cancel in account settings.

Questions About Credits and Billing

Are API credits included?

The provider says the API is included in every plan, with no separate API subscription to buy. The provider says every plan includes 5,000 API credits per month.

How are detail requests charged?

According to the API page checked 2026-10-30, an ad returned in search results costs one credit, while requesting its full details costs one additional credit.

Do unused credits carry over?

No. The provider says unused API credits do not roll over and that each billing month starts with a fresh allowance, according to the API page checked 2026-10-30. Treat the monthly reset as a usage condition when planning API-dependent work.

Is there a free trial?

The provider says it does not offer free trials and instead offers demos before customers choose a plan. The pricing and promotional pages describe the same distinction.

What is the refund request window and process?

The refund page says requests must be submitted within 2 days of the subscription start date to be eligible. It says requests may be made for technical issues that prevent service use and cannot be resolved by support; proof may be required, and decisions are discretionary.

Can subscriptions be cancelled, and when does access end?

Yes. The provider says subscribers can cancel recurring subscriptions at any time, with access continuing until the current billing cycle ends. The Terms also describe cancellation through account settings or customer support.

Choose Only When the Limits Fit

Fits if the buyer needs one of Adplexity’s separate research platforms and can work within its subscription and API-credit conditions.

Probably not if the workflow requires confirmed search, export or seat allowances before purchase; the available plan details do not establish those terms. Main risk: selecting a plan before clarifying the usage limits that matter to the workload.

Sources

Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each 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

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-30. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.

Last updated: 2026-10-30

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