See whether a Shopify store runs ads: live creatives, the ones the ad library still holds, networks, format and hook clusters.
An inspection reads the ads section of a store's record. Here are its fields, in the order the result prints them, with the plan that reads each one.
6 of 9 fields are free. The others need Pro: a free result shows them locked, not missing.
| Field | Plan |
|---|---|
active_creatives | Free |
total_creatives | Free |
networks | Free |
spend_eur_monthly | Pro |
hook_clusters | Free |
primary_format | Free |
creative_clusters | Free |
networks_detail | Pro |
page_ids | Pro |
Three limits to know before you act on a result.
It reads the last scan
A result is our last scan of the store, not a live visit. A theme changed this morning shows after the next scan.
It only knows scanned stores
A domain we never scanned returns nothing until a live scan runs, and live scans are capped at 8 an hour per IP.
It hides stores that opted out
A store whose owner opted out answers exactly like one we never saw. The page never confirms that a record exists.
Our deep scan writes one record per store. The inspector reads its ads section and badges each field with the layer that produced it.
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probes in one deep scan
The Shopify Meta ads audit prints what they wrote to one section, ads. The full record reads all of it.
The inspector gives you one section of a store's record for free. @Atlas connects to your own store, keeps the context between sessions and executes what you approve. Start with the other inspectors, or the radar.
Type a domain and a question. @Atlas reads the whole record, within your plan, not one section.