Adbeat Alternatives for Meta Ads: What Adbeat Can't See

Comparing display tools while your competitors advertise on Facebook and Instagram means paying to research the wrong channel. As of November 2026, Adbeat's help center says: "We do not have data on Facebook."

Choose the tool by channel before you compare features. If your competitors buy banner placements and native widgets on publisher sites, another display tool fits; judge it on whether it covers the same networks and countries as Adbeat and offers the history length in the pricing table below. If they run ads in Facebook and Instagram feeds, no display tool will show you their creative.

This page gives you a five-competitor test that takes about 20 minutes (our estimate), Adbeat's current prices with the annual-versus-monthly math, and when we at Deepsolv or Adbeat fit better. We build creative intelligence for Meta advertising teams.

• If your competitors advertise on Meta (Facebook and Instagram), Adbeat cannot show you their ads as of November 2026, and Deepsolv is the better choice.
• Adbeat is strong for display and native research: 151 display networks, demand-side platforms and exchanges, plus 31 native networks, as of November 2026.
• Adbeat's Standard plan is $249 a month or $2,400 a year, so paying monthly costs $588 more per year.
• A five-competitor channel test tells you in about 20 minutes (our estimate) whether you need Adbeat, a Meta tool, or both.

The right replacement is the tool that can see the channel your competitors use. Match the channel first, then compare price and features within that channel.

Display and native advertising means ads bought on publisher websites and content-recommendation networks. Meta advertising means paid ads on Facebook and Instagram. Adbeat's research reaches the first group and not Facebook, as of November 2026.

Run this five-competitor test before you pay for anything; our estimate is about 20 minutes. Each step has a pass or fail.

1. List five competitors you actually lose sales to. Pass: five named brands. Fail: a vague category.
2. Find where each one advertises. Search each brand in Meta's Ad Library (what it shows is covered in our Facebook Ad Library guide), then look for their banners or native widgets on sites you visit. Write "Meta", "display/native" or "both" next to each name.
3. Count. Our recommendation. Pass for Adbeat: three or more of the five show "display/native" or "both", so Adbeat is worth pricing. Fail: three or more show only "Meta", and Adbeat will show you none of that activity.
4. Name the decision. Write one decision the data would change, such as which publishers to buy or which landing pages to study. Pass: you can name one. Fail: you are paying for browsing, so wait.
5. For the Meta competitors, log what you see weekly: hooks (the opening line or visual), offers and formats. Pass: you have logged hooks, offers and formats for every Meta competitor. Fail: you have no log. Our guide to what competitor ad volume actually tells you explains which counts are worth trusting.

As of November 2026, Adbeat's pricing page shows Standard at $249 a month and Advanced at $399 a month, with Enterprise by quote. Its yearly pricing page shows $2,400 a year for Standard and $3,780 a year for Advanced.

Our arithmetic from those two pages:

• Standard: $249 × 12 = $2,988, against $2,400 yearly. Monthly billing costs $588 more, about 24.5%.
• Advanced: $399 × 12 = $4,788, against $3,780 yearly. Monthly billing costs $1,008 more, about 26.7%.
• Moving from Standard to Advanced on yearly billing adds $1,380 a year ($3,780 − $2,400).

Paid plans have no free trial. Adbeat offers a free Basic tier and a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. Our view: $2,400 or more a year is hard to justify if your competitors' ads sit on a channel Adbeat does not cover, which is why the channel test comes first.

Deepsolv is the better choice for any team whose competitors and customers are on Meta, because we track Meta ads and turn them into a ranked weekly test plan, which Adbeat's display and native data cannot do.

How do Deepsolv and Adbeat compare on the points buyers decide on?

Channel coverage. This decides everything else. Adbeat reaches display and native networks across 35 countries and refreshes its indexes every 48 hours. Our coverage is Meta, which is where Facebook and Instagram advertisers compete.

From research to action. A competitor library tells you what exists. We rank what to test next, with reasons for each recommendation, and write the brief. That is the step that usually stalls once the research is done. Our post on how to write an A/B test hypothesis for Meta ads shows what a testable brief contains.

Signals beyond competitors. Competitor activity is one of four inputs we combine with your ad-account performance, customer signals and past learnings. A tool that only watches competitors cannot tell you why your own ad stopped working.

Cost basis. Adbeat prices by tier of data depth. We sell the platform as a monthly or yearly subscription for the whole workflow of research, plan and brief. Book a demo with our founding team and ask for pricing for your setup.

When you need both

If you need both display and Meta, run Adbeat for display and Deepsolv for Meta. For a wider look at spy-tool pricing on Meta, see our AdSpy alternatives comparison.