Ads Spy
This is a paid review of service offered by adsspy.com
Whether you are an advertiser trying to sell your products online or a publisher trying to earn online. There are many times when you want to know all the websites owned by a specific person or company. There are many ways to do it, like websites owned by same email (which can be easily faked) or websites hosted on a same IP (which doesn’t work on shared IP). So what can yo do? You can use the services of Ads Spy.
What is Ads Spy?
Ads Spy is a website service which provides you information about all (or most) of the websites owned by one owner, based on the same “advertising partner ID” used by those sites. For example, you know that website “A” is owned by some person “X”, then you can enter the URL of website “A” in there and find out all the websites owned by “X”, if the other websites are using same “advertising partner ID”. It matches publisher ID with all sites where it’s displayed. So if you know only one website where adsense is being displayed, you can know all websites that belong to the same publisher and displays Adsense.
Which advertising networks can be recognized?
Currently AdsSpy can find out websites by same person based on following advertising networks:
- Google AdSense
- AdBrite
- Yandex.Direct
- Chitika
- Yahoo Partner Network
- Kontera
- Amazon Context
- IntelliTXT
Currently AdsSpy has total of 258,780 UIDs (advertising partner ID) and 400,000+ domains in their database. Most common UID or advertising partner ID is that of Adsense.
Sample Report:
This is the type of report you will get.

What can I use it for?
- Finding out sites owned by same person
- Spy on your competitor
- To find out if somebody else is using your publisher ID on their website (may be to get you banned)
- To block MFA sites in your Adwords accounts
Pricing:
7 days unlimited access is for $29.95 only.
30 days unlimited access is for $49.95 only.
180 days unlimited access is for $199.95 only.
There are also option for single report ($4.95), 5 reports ($9.95) and 25 reports ($19.95).
Payment can be made through Paypal and Webmoney.
So, is it really useful and value for money?
If you really want to know what are the sites your competitor owns, then this is surely a good step in it. If this information is not of much use, then may be not. So it depends on how valuable this information is for you. If you really have one big competitor then I am sure there is no harm in spending $4.95 to know more about it. The best thing I like about this service is that you can find out, before buying, that how many sites are owned by same person.
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Jim Karter on May 25th 2008 in General, Website Reviews
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13 Responses to “Ads Spy”
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Zak Show responded on 25 May 2008 at 4:32 pm #
Great service and nice review. This one will help advertiser to find more place to advertise with the same publisher.
Stak Loaded - How to make money doing nothing! responded on 25 May 2008 at 6:25 pm #
Looks interesting, I might check it out, especially for $5 it’s not like it really costs anything. Thanks for the tip.
Gopal Tripathi responded on 26 May 2008 at 12:06 am #
Nice tool…still there are already tools to disclose all whois informaion on same name.
Now, I think Jim, probabely.. your 200+ sites will remain hidden any longer ?
Apoorv responded on 26 May 2008 at 12:41 am #
w00t, I will surely hit it once !
Thanks JIM For letting all of us Know .. !
harshads responded on 26 May 2008 at 3:30 am #
Thanks Jim for that review.
Waiting for follow-up post on echemotherapy.com
Andreas responded on 26 May 2008 at 7:57 am #
Wow! That way you are helping us to find your network websites that you never mentioned on your blog! (except echemotherapy.com)
By the way isn’t this service illegal?
suresh responded on 26 May 2008 at 9:49 am #
Nice to see this kind of service and would like to know in what way it is positively helpful ?
I mean people may now target jim it self to know what are his web sites and damage the reputation in some way ?
Carol responded on 27 May 2008 at 2:41 am #
Nice review. I’m wondering how it works in spying competitor.
tantowi responded on 27 May 2008 at 8:58 am #
I think because of this article, you are in the news at dp forum Jim
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=857897
Raoraj responded on 04 Jul 2008 at 1:02 am #
now, after reading so many post people like me come to know some of ur websites.
thanks Jim!
viking responded on 22 Aug 2008 at 6:31 am #
sounds interesting
Caleb Cook responded on 17 Jan 2009 at 7:35 am #
Wow! There is an even better service than Ads Spy - it’s SameOwner.com - a better and more powerfull alternative - it has bigger database!
kislany responded on 09 Feb 2009 at 1:29 pm #
Great tool, and very useful too. Particularly when you want to know more about a particular competitor, to see how widespread they are in other niches.