The LinkedIn library has no memory.
You can see today's ads for one company. You cannot see which of them have been running since spring, or that a competitor quietly stopped.
For B2B marketers
See who is buying LinkedIn, and with what message.
LinkedIn's Ad Library lets you look up a company's ads one at a time. It does not say how long an ad has run, how many the company runs at once, or what they are spending. MessCube reads it alongside Google and Meta and keeps the history, so the questions a B2B team actually asks get answered.
Free to start. No credit card. Nothing to connect.
What this week looks like without it
Search intent is read in a different tool.
What competitors promise on Google, which offers they send traffic to, lives in the Transparency Center, in a different shape, with no link to the LinkedIn story.
Which platform to buy is a guess.
A competitor that runs zero LinkedIn ads is a finding. So is one that runs forty. Nobody has time to check every account on every platform by hand.
What changes, in three steps
01
Describe the buyer, not the product.
Tell MessCube who you sell to. It finds the companies advertising to the same buying group on LinkedIn, Google and Meta.
02
Get the platform verdict first.
Where the market is actually buying, with the evidence: how many advertisers, how many ads, how long they have run, and how thin each platform is.
03
Then the message, per platform.
On LinkedIn, the angles and formats that lasted. On Google, the offers and promises behind the keywords. Each read native to its platform, and the one you pick becomes a brief and finished ads.
What you actually see
Every number on a page shows what it stands on: observed in the ad library, measured by us, read by the model, or estimated. Nothing is shown without that label.
Run length on LinkedIn ads
Reconstructed from our own history of the library, since LinkedIn does not publish it.
Who is on each platform
The market map per platform shows which advertisers reach your buyers there. A thin LinkedIn market is reported as a finding, with the number of ads read to establish it.
Offer intelligence on Google
The promises, offers and landing destinations behind competitors' search ads. Google has no hook to read, so we read the offer.
The buying group the market talks to
The audiences named in the ads, grouped, so you see which roles competitors are writing for.
An estimate of spend, labelled as one
Advertiser run rate times ad duration, shown with its basis, never as a fact.
A brief and the ads
The angle you choose with its proof ads, then statics and carousels for LinkedIn, one credit a frame.
What it costs
The same prices as everyone else. Start free, add what you use.
Free
$0
8 credits a month to make ads, a 15-ad preview of your market on each platform, the swipe file. No card.
Market read
$39a month
Everything your audience sees on Meta, Google and LinkedIn, read for you, with a weekly brief.
Tracked pages
$5a page a month
Follow a competitor's page, or your own, and the app shows the exact meter before anything is tracked.