Bulk Google Ads Checker

Because spend is the cleanest buying signal available before you have spoken to anyone. A company running paid traffic has a budget, has already decided that acquisition matters, and has someone internally being measured on the result. That is a materially warmer call than a company that merely looks like it fits your profile on paper.

Ad activity is reported per market, so an advertiser running heavily in the UK can look completely inactive if you check the US. Pick the market you actually sell into. If a company you were sure advertises comes back empty, the region setting is the first thing to check.

It keeps each run inside a sensible processing window and keeps the tool free. If your list is longer, split it — every run uses the same columns, so the result files concatenate cleanly in a spreadsheet.

Not in the export. The file gives you presence, approximate volume and the advertiser account behind it, which is what you need to sort a list. For the creative, take the advertiser account from the CSV and open it directly in the Transparency Center.

Three ways. Sorting a prospect list so outreach starts with companies already spending. Sizing up a competitor set before a pitch, so you walk in knowing who is visible in that market. And checking a client's category on a schedule, to see who has entered or left since the last review.

No, and this is the trap worth naming. Ad volume shows commitment, not return. Plenty of heavy spenders are buying clicks that never become booked revenue, because the structure behind the ads — tracking, follow-up speed, a sales process that closes what the ads generate — was never built. Seeing the ads is the easy part.