What is Adyntel used for?

Mostly sales and RevOps teams enriching company lists: send a domain, get the company's ads from Meta, Google, LinkedIn and TikTok, often from Clay.

Does Adyntel keep ads after they stop?

It can return inactive ads the platforms still list, but it does not keep its own archive. AdLib stores every ad it sees, also after the platform hides it.

Which is cheaper for checking many domains?

For a yes or no per domain, AdLib's domain check costs 3 credits, about 8,000 checks for $29 on Starter. Adyntel bills 1 credit per page of about 30 ads, with plans from $44 for 5,000 credits.

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AdLib vs Adyntel: ad library API for sales and GTM

Adyntel turns a domain into its ads for sales teams. AdLib does the same across six libraries and adds history, change webhooks and per-ad billing. A side-by-side comparison.

Adyntel and AdLib both take a company domain and return its ads, which makes both popular in sales workflows. Adyntel focuses on live lookups for go-to-market teams. AdLib adds Pinterest and X, keeps the history of every ad, and sends events when a company changes its ads.

At a glance

	AdLib	Adyntel
Input	Domain, advertiser id, keyword	Domain
Platforms	Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, X	Meta, Google (incl. Shopping), LinkedIn, TikTok
History	Own archive since Oct 2026	Live data, no own archive
Change events	Watchlists with signed webhooks	Webhook for async results only
Yes/no check per domain	Yes, 3 credits	Via ad lookups
Integrations	MCP, n8n, any HTTP client incl. Clay	MCP, Clay, Slack, HubSpot
Billing	Credits per delivered ad, empty results free	1 credit per page, no-ads results not charged
Entry price	1,000 free credits, then $29 for 25k	50 free credits, then $44 for 5k

Where AdLib is different

A cheap signal. GET /v1/domains/{domain}/check answers "is this company advertising, where and since when" for 3 credits.
Change over time. A company that starts advertising is the signal sales teams want. Watchlists send that event; you don't re-scan your list every week.
Six platforms, including Pinterest and X, in one schema.

When Adyntel is the better pick

If your team lives in Clay and HubSpot and wants native integrations there, Adyntel ships them. It also covers Google Shopping and paid-vs-organic keyword data, which AdLib does not.

Sources

Adyntel's site and pricing and docs, checked 27 October 2026.

Questions

What is Adyntel used for?: Mostly sales and RevOps teams enriching company lists: send a domain, get the company's ads from Meta, Google, LinkedIn and TikTok, often from Clay.
Does Adyntel keep ads after they stop?: It can return inactive ads the platforms still list, but it does not keep its own archive. AdLib stores every ad it sees, also after the platform hides it.
Which is cheaper for checking many domains?: For a yes or no per domain, AdLib's domain check costs 3 credits, about 8,000 checks for $29 on Starter. Adyntel bills 1 credit per page of about 30 ads, with plans from $44 for 5,000 credits.