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Tyver is a Facebook and Instagram ads spy tool for affiliate marketers, media buyers, and ecommerce teams. It helps you research competitor ads, compare creative approaches, and collect ideas for your next campaign.
The focus is Meta advertising. You can search for ads, review their copy and creative, explore related ads, and save useful examples for later. If you're testing different offers and GEOs, Tyver gives you a way to narrow down your research before spending money on traffic.
Below, you'll find an overview of Tyver's research features, pricing, and free plan, along with a link to Akahma's screenshot walkthrough on affLIFT. Whether you're researching affiliate offers or products for an ecommerce store, it's a starting point for deciding if Tyver fits your workflow.
For example, start with a product keyword, narrow the results by country and ad format, then open a relevant ad. Explore related ads from the same fan page or domain and save useful examples into a folder for your next creative brief.
An ecommerce advertiser could use this process to compare how other stores present similar products. An affiliate could research different angles for an offer before deciding what to test.
Tyver's advertised use cases include:
You might start with one product ad and find different headlines, videos, or offers connected to the same page or destination. That gives you another way to research beyond your original keyword.
Treat these connections as research leads. A shared IP address alone doesn't establish that two ads belong to the same advertiser.
The available information can vary by ad and country. Don't assume every result will include the same audience details, and use those details to develop test ideas rather than predict campaign results.
For teams, this makes it easier for a media buyer to share references with a designer. Tyver also includes media processing options for images and videos, such as color adjustments, cropping, rotation, and small changes to video speed.
Use competitor ads as references for your own work. Downloading or editing a creative doesn't give you permission to reuse someone else's material, and those edits don't guarantee better performance or ad approval.
It's a useful next step if you want to see the interface before choosing a plan. The walkthrough reflects the version available when published, so some features and limits may have changed.
The free plan is separate from trial access offered through the Tyver team. Ask about current trial availability in the official affLIFT thread rather than assuming a particular trial length or allowance.
Yes. The Free plan includes limited database access, basic ad information, and search filters. It's a starting point for exploring the tool before deciding whether you need a paid plan.
Can you research Instagram ads with Tyver?
Yes. Tyver supports Facebook and Instagram ad research. You can use the available filters to focus your research on relevant creatives and placements.
Does Tyver show whether an ad is profitable?
No. Reach and activity aren't proof of profitability. They don't tell you the advertiser's conversion rate, costs, or return on ad spend. Use the research to guide your own tests.
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The focus is Meta advertising. You can search for ads, review their copy and creative, explore related ads, and save useful examples for later. If you're testing different offers and GEOs, Tyver gives you a way to narrow down your research before spending money on traffic.
Below, you'll find an overview of Tyver's research features, pricing, and free plan, along with a link to Akahma's screenshot walkthrough on affLIFT. Whether you're researching affiliate offers or products for an ecommerce store, it's a starting point for deciding if Tyver fits your workflow.
How to Find Competitor Facebook Ads With Tyver
Tyver includes filters for keywords, countries, languages, domains, fan pages, ad formats, and calls to action. These help you find ads relevant to your offer instead of scrolling through unrelated creatives.For example, start with a product keyword, narrow the results by country and ad format, then open a relevant ad. Explore related ads from the same fan page or domain and save useful examples into a folder for your next creative brief.
An ecommerce advertiser could use this process to compare how other stores present similar products. An affiliate could research different angles for an offer before deciding what to test.
Tyver's advertised use cases include:
- Ecommerce and dropshipping research.
- Affiliate offers in verticals such as nutra, sweepstakes, and apps.
- Facebook and Instagram creative research.
- Competitor research across different countries and languages.
- Gambling creative research using dedicated search options.
Explore Related Ads
One useful Tyver feature is Related Ads. When you find an interesting creative, you can look for other ads associated with the same fan page, domain, or IP address.You might start with one product ad and find different headlines, videos, or offers connected to the same page or destination. That gives you another way to research beyond your original keyword.
Treat these connections as research leads. A shared IP address alone doesn't establish that two ads belong to the same advertiser.
Review Reach and Audience Information
Tyver includes reach analytics and audience filters, with age and gender information available for supported EU ad data. This provides additional context when comparing creatives and deciding which examples deserve a closer look.The available information can vary by ad and country. Don't assume every result will include the same audience details, and use those details to develop test ideas rather than predict campaign results.
Save, Share, and Download Creatives
Tyver lets you save creatives into folders, share saved research, and download creatives. You can organize examples by offer, GEO, client, or campaign concept rather than keeping everything in browser tabs.For teams, this makes it easier for a media buyer to share references with a designer. Tyver also includes media processing options for images and videos, such as color adjustments, cropping, rotation, and small changes to video speed.
Use competitor ads as references for your own work. Downloading or editing a creative doesn't give you permission to reuse someone else's material, and those edits don't guarantee better performance or ad approval.
Tyver Walkthrough: See the Tool in Action
Akahma's Tyver Facebook Ads Spy Tool Walkthrough covers keyword searches, advanced filters, EU demographic data, and related-ad research with screenshots.It's a useful next step if you want to see the interface before choosing a plan. The walkthrough reflects the version available when published, so some features and limits may have changed.
Tyver Pricing and Free Plan
Tyver offers three plans:- Free: $0, with limited database access, basic ad information, and the full set of search filters.
- Pro: $79 per month, or $569 billed annually. Includes full database access, complete ad information, favorites, and public API access.
- Team: $119 per month, or $857 billed annually. Includes Pro features, two team members, and custom limits for team members.
The free plan is separate from trial access offered through the Tyver team. Ask about current trial availability in the official affLIFT thread rather than assuming a particular trial length or allowance.
Tyver FAQ
Does Tyver have a free plan?Yes. The Free plan includes limited database access, basic ad information, and search filters. It's a starting point for exploring the tool before deciding whether you need a paid plan.
Can you research Instagram ads with Tyver?
Yes. Tyver supports Facebook and Instagram ad research. You can use the available filters to focus your research on relevant creatives and placements.
Does Tyver show whether an ad is profitable?
No. Reach and activity aren't proof of profitability. They don't tell you the advertiser's conversion rate, costs, or return on ad spend. Use the research to guide your own tests.
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