For agencies and marketing teams in Australia.

Walk into every pitch already knowing the category.

See what your client’s competitors are advertising, where they’re running it, and what changed. Every figure shows its evidence. We tell you what we can’t see.

The Brief in the demo: the things worth knowing for CommBank, each with one chart and its proof

05 · The Receipt

Prove it. The source, the date we looked, out of how many, and what we couldn’t see.

Our worked example

How it works on a real category.

From a rival's move to a client-ready deck, with proof on every slide.

  1. 01

    CommBank today

    Every rival. Every channel. One screen.

    CommBank leads Facebook and Instagram. Westpac owns Display. ANZ leads Search. All on one screen.

    The overview in the demo: CommBank, NAB, ANZ, Westpac and ING, each channel counted, side by side
  2. 02

    A competitor’s move

    Same day. Three banks. Three different plays.

    Google search interest in home loans fell 12.7% on the quarter before. In that same stretch, Westpac went cashback, NAB went business and ANZ added Search and YouTube, all on one day.

    The worked example in the demo: same day, three banks, three different plays
  3. 03

    What it means for CommBank

    Turn their move into your next recommendation.

    NAB swung to business, yet CommBank still runs more business banking ads than any other bank. You get the read and the move to make.

    The Brief in the demo: a finding with its chart, its key number and the recommendation
  4. 04

    The ads behind it

    Show the actual ads, down to the day each one started.

    Open NAB's ads as they ran, with the day Meta says each one started.

    The Wall in the demo: NAB's Facebook and Instagram ads, each with the day it started
  5. 05

    The client deck

    Walk in with a deck that proves every word.

    NAB's business ads went from 1 in 10 to almost half. One slide, its source underneath, ready to present.

    The deck in the demo: NAB's ads talking about business went from 27 of 284 to 100 of 217, with its source
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One market view. Never added together.

  • Meta
  • Search
  • Display
  • YouTube
  • LinkedIn

Who it’s for.

Agencies

Know what your client’s competitors are running, where, and since when, before you walk in.

In-house teams

See what your competitors changed on Meta, Search, Display, YouTube and LinkedIn, with the ads to prove it.

Both

Walk away with the few things worth saying, and how we know each one.

What you get.

01

The Brief

Know what to say before the meeting.

The few things worth telling your client, with the ads to back each one up.

The Brief in the demo

02

The Room

See where your client stands against its rivals, channel by channel.

Your client and its competitors side by side, one channel at a time. Each channel is counted on its own, so you always compare like with like.

The Room in the demo

03

The Market

Spot where the category is moving.

Where the category is moving. What people search for, what is new in the ads, the offers, and what changed on the homepages.

The Market in the demo

04

The Wall

Show the ads behind the point.

Show me the work. The ads behind a finding, as they ran, with the day each started and the day we last saw it.

The Wall in the demo

05

The Receipt

Answer “how do you know?” in one tap.

Prove it. The source, the date we looked, out of how many, and what we couldn’t see.

The Receipt in the demo

Why it’s different.

Side by side

Every channel stands on its own. Meta, Search, Display, YouTube and LinkedIn sit side by side, never added together.

How we know

Every figure shows how we know: the source, when we looked, and out of how many.

What we can’t see

When we can’t see something, we say so. A gap stays a gap, never a quiet zero.

Our worked example: Australian banking, 30 Sept to 7 Oct

The same week looked different on every channel.

NAB, Westpac and ANZ launched on the same day. CommBank and ING launched earlier that week.

Outlined: 30 Sept, the day NAB, Westpac and ANZ launched.

24 Sept2526272829301 Oct2345
NAB000000113749392
Westpac0000001089050019
ANZ000100602001213
CommBank22001021182100003
ING2000134100000

Live Meta ads at our 7 October check, by the day Meta says each started. One scale for all five banks.

NAB

Moved on Meta. Nowhere else we could see.

113 of its 217 live Meta ads started on 30 September. On Google Search and Display, not one ad was first shown that day. We couldn’t read NAB’s YouTube at all, so we won’t call it a zero.

Westpac

Hit Meta and Google at once.

108 of its 252 live Meta ads started that day. On Google, at least 14 Search ads and at least 67 Display ads were first shown too.

ANZ

Meta, Search and YouTube. Not Display.

60 of its 112 live Meta ads started that day. At least 29 Search ads and at least 5 YouTube ads were first shown too. On Display, none was first shown that day: its 18 Display ads were first shown on 1 October.

CommBank

Moved on Meta earlier that week.

71 of its 357 live Meta ads started between 24 and 29 September, and 2 on 30 September. On Google, at least 2 Search ads were first shown on 30 September.

ING

Moved on Meta the day before.

34 of its 77 live Meta ads started on 29 September, and 1 on 30 September. On Google, no Search ad was first shown on 30 September; 2 were first shown the next day.

Same week. Three different media plans. Watch one platform and it looks like one story. It isn’t.

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How we know
  • Meta: Meta Ad Library, stored check. 7 October check. Weekly checks held from 12 September for CommBank, NAB and Westpac, from 21 September for ANZ and ING.
  • Google Search, Display and YouTube: Google Ads Transparency, stored read. Asked for creatives shown 27 September to 11 October. Read on 5 and 6 October. Every result page was exhausted.
  • An ad that started on 30 September and was no longer in the active set we read on 7 October is not in this count, so each figure is the smallest the true number can be. The start date is Meta's own; the counting is ours.
  • We read the advertiser identities we have resolved to each brand. NAB's Google buying sits under a media agency identity, not under NAB's own name, which is why a search for the brand name alone returns almost nothing.
  • We read the advertiser identities we have resolved to each brand. A brand buying Display through an identity we have not yet resolved would not appear here, so a zero means none found in what we read rather than none bought.
  • Same read, same window, same resolved identities as the other two Google surfaces. A zero here is what the read returned, not a surface we skipped.
  • We never add channels together: a Meta count and a Google date measure different things.
  • We read no Display or YouTube ads for CommBank or ING that week, so their lines name Meta and Search only. We couldn’t read NAB’s YouTube at all.
  • Why the banks launched when they did: nothing in the ads tells us the reason.
  • “At least” is a floor: there are at least this many, maybe more.

Check your category.

Our worked example

See it on a real category.

The demo is a real category, with real ads and real numbers. Every figure opens to show how we know it.

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How it starts.

01

Your category

Pick your category and pop in your client’s website.

02

Pay, then up to five competitors

Competitors come next, straight after checkout.

03

Ready within 48 hours

Your own workspace will be ready within 48 hours, and we’ll email you the moment it is.

Two plans.

From A$799 a month

Entry

A$799A MONTH

Three clients. Fifteen competitors. One category.

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Agency

A$1,400A MONTH

Ten clients. Fifty competitors. Three categories.

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The cross-channel market read

We read your market’s ads on Meta, Google Search, Google Display, YouTube and LinkedIn. You get one view of the market, and every number keeps its source.

5 channels. 3 sources. 1 market view. Never added together.

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Upload your brief

Upload the brief you’re actually working to. We’ll read its objective, audience, competitors, key messages and channels, and use them to sharpen what you see.

Your brief shapes your view. Never anyone else’s.

IN VALIDATION

Connected TV

Streaming TV ads, in the same market view as everything else.

We’re testing whether we can do this properly. It depends on technical and legal clearance.

PLANNED

Market memory

See every move against what came before: when we last saw a message, how long a campaign has run, and whether a move is normal for that brand.

Built only from what we’ve seen ourselves. The history starts when we started watching.

PLANNED

RevenuAD Data / API

Plug our data into your own tools: who’s advertising, their ads, when each was first and last seen, and how the market is moving. Every line of data keeps its source.

Same proof rules as everything else.

See your own category.

Two plans

Pick your plan.

Both start the day you pay. Your first workspace is ready within 48 hours.

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