Spy.House is a monitoring and analytics service for advertising creatives. It collects already published ads from various sources and provides convenient search, filters, and statistics so you can see what competitors are running and what works. The service does not place ads itself.

What is Spy.House for?

The service is designed for: • analyzing competitors’ advertising strategies; • finding creative ideas and trends across niches; • improving your own advertising and marketing decisions; • researching the market and audience. Spy.House helps marketers, business owners, and agencies make data‑driven decisions.

Is Spy.House a partner of Facebook, TikTok, or other ad networks?

No. Spy.House is not a partner, intermediary, or affiliated entity of Facebook, TikTok, Google Ads, Yandex, or any other advertising systems. All information you see in the service is obtained from open public sources and used solely for analytical purposes.

How does creative analysis work?

We collect and process publicly available ad materials — texts, images, videos, and descriptions. Then the data is structured and presented as convenient filters and analytics. Spy.House does not interfere with ad platforms and does not use private APIs.

Can I use creatives from Spy.House in my own ads?

No. The service is provided for analysis and familiarization only. All ad creatives belong to their rightful owners. You may take inspiration from ideas, but you must not copy or use materials without the owner’s permission.

How much does the subscription cost?

Spy.House is a paid service with subscription plans. Pricing and payment terms are available in your account. The price depends on the feature set and the subscription period.

Is there a trial period?

Yes! New users get a 7‑day free trial to test all core features of Spy.House. This is enough time to evaluate the service and decide whether to purchase a subscription.

Does the subscription renew automatically?

No. The subscription does not renew automatically. Users track the expiration date themselves and can renew the subscription in their account. If payment is not made on time, access to the service is suspended.

Can I get a refund for my subscription?

No. Under the Agreement, paid subscriptions are non‑refundable, even if you stop using the service or change your mind. That’s why there is a 7‑day trial to make an informed purchase decision.

What should I do if the service is down or there’s a technical error?

Try to: • refresh the page; • clear your browser cache; • check your internet connection. If the issue persists, email us at support@spy.house and we’ll investigate. The administration is not responsible for outages caused by third‑party actions (providers, hosting, external services), but we always help users restore access.

I am a rights holder and want to file a complaint — what should I do?

If you believe that any material on Spy.House infringes your rights, please email support@spy.house with: • a link to the material, • a description of the infringement, • documents proving your rights. We will review the request within 5 business days and take action. See the Rights Holders Policy for details.

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A full media buyer's stack in 2026: spy service + anti-detection + proxy – how to combine the tools

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27.04.2026 / 13:43

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New A full media buyer's stack in 2026: spy service + anti-detection + proxy – how to combine the tools

In traffic arbitrage, it's common to talk about bundles—offers, sources, creatives. But there's another bundle, often put together blindly, on the fly, and it's this that determines how many accounts survive to the end of the month. This is the technical stack: a spy service, an anti-detection browser, and a proxy.

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Spy service is slow: why it happens and how to avoid it

15.04.2026 / 14:43

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Spy service is slow: why it happens and how to avoid it

You launched a spy service, but it barely loads and returns incomplete results. This happens even with reliable services like ours. But don't rush to blame the service—often the problem lies with users or advertising platforms.

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