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Steal like a B2B marketer.

Browse real B2B ads by format and industry, with their copy and run dates. See how other teams open a video, frame an offer or write a thought leader post, then make your own.

Browse ad examplesFree, no account
Formats
7 LinkedIn formats
Networks
LinkedIn, Meta, Google
Price
Free to browse

Who it’s for

Designers, copywriters and content marketers who make B2B ads and want proof of what other teams ship.

The problem

Most ad galleries are full of consumer brands. B2B ads look different, and you need to see them by format and by industry, with the copy readable.

How to do it in adsrunning

  1. Pick a format

    Open Ad examples and choose image, video, thought leader, carousel, text, event or conversation ads.

  2. Filter by industry

    Use the industry chips at the top of each gallery to see ads from your market.

  3. Read the copy and run dates

    Each ad shows its copy and dates. Text-only posts have their own filter.

  4. Switch networks

    Meta and Google ad examples have their own galleries.

  5. Search the whole library

    In the app, the Ads view filters the last year of recorded ads by format, target country and language, impressions and person-led ads.

Ask your agent
Show me example.com’s live LinkedIn ads
and the hooks they open with.
Plays

Five ways to fill a swipe file

  1. Hooks

    Collect the first lines of ten video ads in your industry. Count how many open with a question, a number or a customer.

  2. Thought leader formats

    Browse thought leader ads to see how founders and employees front a company’s message.

  3. Long runners

    An ad that runs for months is one the advertiser kept live. Use the run dates to spot them.

  4. One offer, three formats

    Find a company running one offer as image, carousel and video, then compare the copy across them.

  5. Ask Claude

    Connect the MCP server and ask for a company’s live LinkedIn ads and the hooks they open with.

What it uses

Pricing →

Questions

Do I need an account to browse?

No. Ad examples and company pages are public. The app’s Ads view, with the last year of recorded ads and its filters, comes with Starter.

Can I filter ads by target country?

In the app, yes. Target location and target language select ads by their own targeting.

Where do impressions come from?

LinkedIn publishes impression ranges for ads shown in the EU. We show them where they exist.

Use cases

Same library, other jobs

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