Adplexity

What the vendor is

Adplexity is an ad intelligence platform, and its Adult product is the part aimed at operators who buy adult traffic. It indexes banner, popunder, native and video ads across the adult networks it covers, then shows which advertiser domains run each creative, which publishers carry it, and how long it has been live. The terms name AdIntelligence Limited as the company that operates the service, and the contact page describes Adplexity as a product of that company. The Adult page presents the database as running since 2015, and it promises a searchable view of every adult ad running today.

What it sells an operator

The Adult platform is one standalone subscription. The pricing page says each Adplexity platform is "a standalone product with its own plan," and that the platforms share one login, so an operator who buys adult traffic pays for the Adult product alone. The Adult page calls it "a single plan with everything on this page included from day one."

An older pricing page and the Adult page name different networks. The older page lists TrafficStars, ExoClick, JuicyAds, TrafficHaus, TrafficJunky, TrafficHunt, PlugRush, EroAdvertising, AdForm and Adverster. The Adult page lists ExoClick, TrafficStars, TrafficJunky, JuicyAds, PlugRush, RollerAds, AdvertiserX and AmateurCash. An operator should check the network list against the networks it actually buys from before subscribing.

Search is the core of the product. An operator can search by keyword, by an advertiser's domain, by publisher site, by the offer network paying for the ad, or by format. Each creative opens to a detail view with first seen and last seen dates, days running, hits, traffic sources, device split, vertical, tracker, offer network, offer type, top landing pages and top publishers. Landing pages are saved with their tracker and tech stack. Boards hold saved ads, domains and offers, and a saved domain can be checked daily for new creatives, countries and networks. The pricing page lists daily reports with custom columns and CSV export, and insights that trend domains, offers and landing pages.

The home page also describes a Research Agent that runs searches for a user on a schedule, and a Creative Studio that generates hooks, angles and video scripts from a source ad. Creative Studio is marked Beta, and the home page says the platforms share one interface, the same boards and reports, and every new feature the company ships. The Adult plan card lists unlimited searches, boards and reports, landing page downloads with tracker and tech stack, and saved domains updated daily. The pricing page adds that every plan carries the full ad library, advanced search and filters, landing pages and redirect chains, creative grouping, boards, insights and daily reports, with "no tiers or locked features."

The pricing structure is one flat monthly or yearly fee per platform, not a charge per seat or per search. In October 2026 the pricing page lists the Adult plan at $199 a month billed monthly, or $166 a month billed yearly. Prices are in USD, and the pricing FAQ says taxes may apply depending on the country. The plan table on the older pricing page marks AI ad categorization for Adult as "Coming Soon," while the Native column marks it as available.

The terms that decide the choice

The pages do not set out an adult content policy for subscribers. The only rule in the terms that touches content concerns account names, which may not be "offensive, vulgar or obscene" or use another party's trademark. The pages do not say whether any network or advertiser is left out of the library, and they do not describe a takedown or complaint procedure for ads that appear in it.

Billing is recurring. Subscriptions renew at the end of each billing cycle, monthly or yearly, on the same terms unless the customer cancels from account settings or through customer support. The terms require a valid payment method, including credit card or PayPal, and the pricing FAQ says all major credit and debit cards are accepted. If automatic billing fails, the company issues an invoice asking for manual payment by a stated deadline. The company may change its fees at its sole discretion, effective at the end of the current billing cycle, after what the terms call reasonable prior notice, and continued use counts as agreement to the new fee.

Refunds are the clause to read first. The terms say paid subscription fees are non-refundable, "except when required by law or as set out in our Refund Policy." The site links a separate Refund Policy for those exceptions, but the terms give no refund window of their own. The pricing page says there are no contracts and that a subscription can be switched between monthly and yearly, or canceled, at any time.

The site does not describe chargeback handling, reserves, or a payout schedule, since the product is sold by subscription and not as a publisher program. The terms allow the company to terminate or suspend an account immediately, without notice, for any reason, including breach. The service is provided "AS IS" and "AS AVAILABLE," with no promise of uninterrupted availability, and the company excludes liability for indirect losses such as lost profits or data. For material changes to the terms, the company says it will try to give at least 30 days notice. The terms are governed by the laws of Hong Kong.

Getting started and support

Signup starts on the pricing page, where each plan has a Get started button. There is no free trial. The pricing page says: "We don't offer free trials. Book a demo and we'll walk you through the platform on your own vertical." A demo call is therefore the route to seeing the adult library on an operator's own verticals before paying.

The older pricing page lists a dedicated account manager for the Adult plan. The contact page offers live chat, a demo booking page, and email for billing, refunds and legal requests. The home page describes 24/7 competitor tracking and support. The product navigation lists Boards and an MCP API, and the reports can be shared by link or exported as CSV, but the pages give no setup time and no API documentation. An operator who needs a feed into an existing reporting stack should ask the company before subscribing.

Company and track record

The company named in the terms and on the contact page is AdIntelligence Limited. The pages give no founding year for the company, no team size and no office address. The Adult page says "Since 2015" and "10 yrs of adult ad history," and the home page counts 20k+ affiliates, media buyers and agencies among its users. These are the vendor's own claims.

The vendor's figures do not agree across its pages. The Adult page claims 9M+ adult ads indexed and coverage in 60+ countries, while the Adult column of the older pricing page claims 5M+ ads in the database and 75 countries. An operator should treat both sets as claims to check during a demo. The pages quote testimonials from marketers and media buyers, and they list no certifications or industry memberships.

Who it suits

Adplexity Adult is a research tool for traffic buyers, and it suits an operator who buys adult traffic on the networks it covers and wants to see which creatives, landing pages and offers a given advertiser domain runs, and which publishers carry them. It also suits a team that already uses other Adplexity platforms, since they share one login. It fits less well for an operator who needs a free trial, who wants to read chargeback and reserve terms before subscribing, or who needs a published takedown procedure, because the pages give none of those.

The caveats worth weighing are these. AI categorization is marked as coming soon on the Adult plan, and the subscription is non-refundable outside the exceptions the terms name. The strongest part of the product is the archive. The Adult page says the library is updated hourly and that every landing page is saved with its tracker, and the boards let an operator check a saved domain for new creatives every day.