Adspy pricing 2025

Pricing held flat. Single-user stayed at $149/mo and $129/mo annual; Team quotes crept up modestly. AdSpy did not raise prices during a year when most adjacent SaaS tools did.

The product was stable but quiet. No new platforms, no major workflow features, a handful of filter refinements and API improvements. Stability isn't bad - but in a year when competitors shipped harder, 'stable' became a relative downgrade.

Competitive pressure intensified. Foreplay, Motion, and BigSpy each made the multi-platform, swipe-file, performance-analytics case better than they had in 2024. The 'why not AdSpy' conversation got louder by Q3 2025.

Same: Single-user price ($149/mo), annual discount ($129/mo), Team-quote shape, 7-day refund window, Meta-only coverage, email-only cancellation. The pricing surface looks identical year-over-year.

Different: Archive grew from ~12B ads in 2025 to ~13B+ in 2026 - mostly backfill on previously thin verticals. Team-quote ranges drifted up a bit more in 2026 as the sales team has been steering buyers toward annual commitments.

Different (competitive context): The 2026 alternative set is stronger than the 2025 alternative set, which was stronger than the 2024 alternative set. The same $149/mo today competes against more capable tools than it did 12 months ago. Renewal math should account for that, not just the AdSpy line item.

Different (workflow expectations): By 2026, most performance teams expect at least some native swipe-file / collaboration features in their competitive-intel tool. AdSpy still doesn't have those. The gap is wider now than in 2025.

Foreplay (2025): $99-229/mo, multi-platform, mature swipe-file workflow. Already the default new-buyer recommendation by mid-2025.

Motion (2025): $159-429/mo. Performance-creative analytics + ad library. Stronger for in-house teams; correct comparison if you need attribution alongside intel.

BigSpy (2025): $99-229/mo. Multi-platform, similar shape to AdSpy, cheaper. The natural side-by-side test.

Minea (2025): $49-149/mo. DTC focus, cheap entry-point. Worse for B2B SaaS use cases.

The 2025 verdict was the same as 2024 and the same as 2026: AdSpy is still functional, no longer best-of-breed, kept on the recommended list mostly for legacy subscribers with archive depth they don't want to abandon.

Don't anchor on 'price didn't go up' as a positive signal. Flat headline price during a year of strong competitor improvement means the relative value declined. The renewal conversation should be about value-per-dollar, not absolute dollars.

Audit your actual usage. If you've been on AdSpy for 12+ months and you're using <50 searches a month, you're paying for archive depth you don't actually exploit. A cheaper or free alternative often covers your real workflow.

Benchmark the alternatives before renewing. A 14-day Foreplay trial and a 7-day refund-window AdSpy retest cost you nothing combined. The honest comparison usually resolves the renewal question.

If you're locked into a 2025 annual contract: ride it out, but start the alternatives evaluation 60-90 days before renewal so you have data when the decision lands.