Clone the ads already winning in your market.

AdClone sends a research agent into the Meta and TikTok ad libraries, reads what your competitors are actually running, and works out why each ad converts. Then it rebuilds those structures as your ads, in your product, your voice and your claims, and launches them. Every concept arrives with the source ads attached, so you can check the reasoning before you fund it.

6

campaign concepts per research run, each carrying the competitor ads it came from

Meta + TikTok

ad libraries read end to end, along with the organic content around them

Zero

past ad performance required: a run starts from nothing but your store URL

One workflow

for research, creative and launch, instead of three subscriptions and two handoffs

How it works

01

Name the competitors, or don't.

Add the brands you already watch and AdClone starts there, and a handful is plenty. Leave it empty and the agent works out who you compete with from your catalog and category, then shows you the list for approval before it spends a credit.

02

Agents read the ads, not the metadata.

The research agent pulls the creatives those brands are running on Meta and TikTok and reads each one properly: hook, layout, offer, proof, the objection being answered, the awareness stage being addressed. Video ads are read for pacing and opening frames too.

03

Findings land on an evidence wall.

You get a strategy report with the source ad sitting next to every claim it produced. Open any finding and the exact creative it was read from is there at full size. No unattributed assertions, no summary you have to take on faith.

04

Six concepts, mapped to awareness stages.

The strategist turns the evidence into six campaign concepts, each with a hook, a message, a product and its sources. Claims are checked against your product facts as they are written, so a competitor's assertion never quietly becomes a promise about yours.

05

Approve, generate, launch.

Keep the concepts you believe in and discard the rest, because you only pay to render the survivors. Wisry generates statics and video for them, lays everything out on one QC board, then publishes the approved set into Meta ad sets grouped by angle.

Discovery

An ad library is data. This is research.

Anyone can open the Meta Ad Library. The problem has never been access. It is that a thousand competitor ads in a grid is not an insight, and reading them properly is a day of work that nobody has. AdClone does the reading: it collects the creatives your competitors are running, groups them by what they are trying to do, and reports on the patterns that repeat across the winners rather than the ones that appear once. This is the work an ad-spy subscription hands you as a scrollable grid and expects you to do yourself, on a Sunday, in a spreadsheet nobody else will ever open. Doing it properly across a category is a full day of reading; the agent does it while you get on with something else. You get a market briefing rather than a folder of screenshots, and it arrives in the same tab where you will act on it. A live activity feed shows what is being read while the run is still going, so a long run stays legible instead of being a spinner.

  • Competitors added by name, or discovered by the agent from your own catalog and category
  • Meta and TikTok ad creative, plus the organic content sitting around each of those brands
  • Source ads collect into a pool you can filter, pin and reuse on every later run
  • Runs are budgeted up front, and the credits are refunded when a run returns no evidence
An evidence wall of cited competitor ads
Reasoning

Show your work, or it isn't research.

The failure mode of every AI research tool is the confident paragraph with nothing underneath it, and it is the reason most marketing AI feels impressive for a week and useless by the second month. AdClone is built the other way around: the evidence wall comes first, and every conclusion is a link back to the creative that produced it. Open a finding and the ad is right there at full size, so if you disagree with the agent's reading you can settle it in ten seconds rather than arguing with a black box. That matters twice: once when you are deciding whether an angle is worth funding, and again a fortnight later when it hasn't worked and you need to know which assumption to retire. Unsourced marketing AI is unfalsifiable, and unfalsifiable advice cannot make you better at this. Sourced research compounds instead: each run leaves behind something the next one can build on.

  • A strategy report in which every single claim is anchored to a specific source creative
  • Evidence viewable at full size, in place, without ever having to leave the board
  • A live activity feed showing what the agent is reading while it is still reading it
  • Findings stay attached to the concepts, and the concepts to the ads they eventually produce
A concept canvas linking research to ad concepts
Safety

Copy the structure. Never copy the claim.

A competitor saying their serum is clinically proven is a fact about their marketing, not a fact about your product. AdClone treats it that way. Concepts are written against the product facts you have on file, and anything a source ad asserts that yours cannot support is flagged before a creative renders, not after it has spent money and not in a compliance email six weeks later. You inherit what makes an ad persuasive (the hook, the objection handling, the offer shape) without inheriting a claim you would have to defend to a regulator, a platform reviewer or a customer. Structure transfers between brands. Claims and assets never do. Nothing of theirs is ever reused: not their artwork, not their photography, not a line of their copy.

  • Concepts generated against your own product facts, as held in brand memory
  • Unsupported claims surfaced at concept stage, not after the ad has spent money
  • Your palette, typography and tone of voice applied to every creative automatically
  • Product imagery comes from your own catalog, so the ad shows the thing you actually ship
The send-to-Meta dialog with generated assets
Execution

Research that ends in a live campaign.

Most competitor-research tools stop at the insight and leave the expensive half to you: the brief, the designer, the edit, the upload, and the naming convention that nobody ever follows. Those handoffs are where ad programs leak time, and AdClone doesn't have any. It carries the angle all the way through: statics and video generated from the concept, reviewed on one board with the evidence still on screen, then published into Meta ad sets grouped by the angle they came from and nothing else. Then the optimization agents move budget toward what is working and queue fresh creative from the same evidence pool as the running set fatigues, so the research you paid for once keeps producing ads for months. Google campaigns run from the same workspace, on the same credits and the same brand memory.

  • Statics and video produced from the same concept and shipped in the same set
  • One QC board for the whole batch, with the source evidence still visible on screen
  • Publish into Meta ad sets without an export step, a zip file or a re-upload
  • Angle attribution survives the launch, so every result maps back to a stated hypothesis
A concept carried through to a live Meta campaign
Why it works

Built for people who have to ship ads, not decks.

Replication, not generation

A blank-prompt ad generator invents creative and hopes. AdClone starts from ads that have already been tested with real money against real buyers in your category, extracts the structure that made them work, and rebuilds it around your product. The creative risk is a fraction of what it is when the idea started as a guess, and the reasoning is legible enough that you can disagree with it.

A competitor library that compounds

Brands, source ads and findings persist between runs. The account gets more useful the longer you use it, instead of resetting to an empty search box every time you open it. Three runs in, the library is a genuine asset.

Nothing is asserted without a source

Every finding, angle and hook links back to the specific creative behind it, at full size. You can audit the reasoning before you fund it, and diagnose it afterwards when a concept underperforms, which is the part that makes the next run better.

One loop, not five tools

Ad research, strategy, static and video creative, launch and optimization run as one workflow on one credit balance. No exporting a spy-tool screenshot into a design brief, no re-uploading a folder into Ads Manager, no spreadsheet reconciling which creative came from which idea. The handoffs are where ad programs leak time, and there aren't any.

See what your market is actually running right now.

Paste your store URL, name a competitor or two, and get six sourced angles built from the ads already converting in your category, with the evidence attached to every one.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What does AdClone actually clone?
The structure that makes an ad work (hook, layout, offer shape, objection handling and awareness stage), rebuilt around your product, your brand and your claims. It does not reproduce a competitor's artwork, photography or copy, and it does not put their claims in your ad.
Where does the competitor data come from?
The Meta and TikTok ad libraries, plus the organic content around those brands. These are the same public sources an ad-spy subscription reads, except that the reading, the pattern-finding and the write-up are done for you.
Do I need to know who my competitors are?
No. Name them if you want to, or let the agent work them out from your catalog and category and confirm the list before the run starts. Either way the brands persist for next time.
Is this legal?
Yes. Ad libraries are public by design, and AdClone extracts creative strategy rather than copying assets or text. Claims are checked against your own product facts precisely so you never inherit someone else's, and brand assets are never reused.
How is this different from an ad spy tool?
A spy tool shows you ads and stops. AdClone reads them, turns the patterns into six sourced concepts, generates the statics and video, and publishes the campaign. The research and the execution are one workflow rather than two subscriptions, a design brief and a handoff that loses half the reasoning.
What if I'm launching in a brand-new category?
That is the case it is built for. A run needs your store URL, not an ad account with performance history, and it works from your market's ads rather than from your own past results, so a first-week brand and a five-year-old one get the same quality of briefing.
How many runs does the Studio plan cover?
About four competitor research runs a month if you spend the whole 1,216-credit balance on research; in practice most accounts split the pool between research, statics and video, and the credits are fungible precisely so you can decide that month by month.
Can I see why a concept was suggested?
Every concept links to the competitor creatives it was derived from, viewable full size, so you can audit the reasoning before funding it and diagnose it afterwards if it doesn't work. Nothing in the report is asserted without something behind it.