Facebook Page ID finder
Enter a website and get the Facebook Page IDs that advertise for it, scored by how many of their ads link to the site. Free, no login, no Facebook account needed.
How it works
- 01
Enter the website
nike.com, a full URL or any page on the site; we keep the domain.
- 02
We search Meta's Ad Library
Our server finds pages named like the brand and checks where their current ads link to. This takes 5 to 20 seconds.
- 03
You get scored pages
Page name, Page ID and how the match was made: by the ads' landing pages, by our archive or only by name.
- 04
Open the ads
Each result links to all of that page's ads in the Meta Ad Library.
The same lookup as an API call
The same lookup for all six platforms in one call: Meta Page IDs, Google advertiser IDs, TikTok and LinkedIn accounts, each with a score. 10 credits per domain, free if nothing is found.
curl "https://api.adlibapi.com/v1/advertisers/resolve?domain=nike.com&platform=meta" \
-H "X-API-Key: $ADLIB_KEY"Questions
- What is a Facebook Page ID?
- The number Meta gives every Facebook page, for example 15087023444 for Nike. It never changes when the page is renamed, which is why the Meta Ad Library, the Graph API and most ad tools use it to identify an advertiser.
- How does the finder get the Page ID from a website?
- Meta has no lookup from website to page. We search pages that carry the brand's name, sample their current ads and count how many link to the website. A page whose ads mostly point to the domain gets a high score; a page that only shares the name gets a low one.
- Why do I see several pages?
- Big brands run ads from more than one page: Nike also has Nike Football, Nike Run Club and NikeWomen. The finder lists up to five, best match first, and tells you whether the match comes from the ads' links or only from the name.
- What does the confidence mean?
- How sure we are that the page advertises for this website. 100% means its ads link to the domain. 45% means the name matches but we saw no ad linking to the site, so check it before you rely on it.
- What can I do with the Page ID?
- Open all ads of that page in the Meta Ad Library (the button next to each result), filter the Ad Library API by page, or put the page on a watchlist in our API to get a webhook when it launches new ads.
- Is there a limit?
- The free tool allows 10 lookups per hour and caches results for 24 hours. The API resolves any number of domains on all six platforms at once, at 10 credits per lookup.