Spyteg

What the vendor is

Spyteg is a subscription research tool for adult advertising. Its home page describes it as a "tool for monitoring and analysis adult ads," and it covers banner, native and video ads. The home page gives its coverage as 8 ad networks and 150+ countries, and the price section adds 6 device types. The pages name no ad network among those 8, so an operator should ask which networks are indexed before subscribing.

The pages do not name the company that runs the service, give a founding year or state a registered address. The terms refer only to "Company." The site is offered in English and Russian. For an operator who buys adult traffic, Spyteg is a tool for finding which creatives, landing pages, offers and traffic sources competitors run. The home page names CPA marketers and agencies as users.

What it sells an operator

Spyteg sells access to a searchable library of adult ads, by monthly subscription. The home page lists searches by keyword, offer, branding text, redirect, publisher, landing text and outgoing domain. A filter set covers days alive, networks, countries, ad languages, devices, browsers and ad sizes, and an "Only new ads" option shows the newest creatives. Results can be sorted by newest, longest running, most traffic received and trend, and ads can be found by size, with 300x300 and 320x180 given as examples. Saved filters let an operator follow the same indicators from day to day without repeating a search. Ad trends are shown by day and by week, and each ad carries its own diagrams, including how long it has been running, when it was first seen and which traffic source it used. Ad text can be translated into English or Russian, favorite ads can be saved, and any ad can be downloaded in one click. The home page counter puts the library at 1,543,834 ads and 349,457 landing pages, a figure the vendor publishes about its own database.

The home page says the product helps an operator find "winning combinations," meaning the creative and landing page that run together, and it describes a report on the publishers an ad appears on. These are the vendor's own descriptions of what the library shows.

The pricing is a flat monthly fee per tariff. In October 2026 the price page lists the Professional tariff at $149 a month and the Corporate tariff at $299 a month. Both tariffs list the same data, banner, native and video advertising, advanced search and competitor tracking, and the only difference the pages state is the number of simultaneous sessions: 2 on Professional and 6 on Corporate. The pages list no per-search or per-seat charge.

The terms that decide the choice

The product is described as spying on "adult advertising" throughout, but the terms set no content policy for subscribers and do not say which networks, categories or advertisers are kept out of the library.

The terms restrict use in several ways. Credentials are for a single user, and simultaneous use from several computers with a shared login "violates our fair use policy and will result in termination of your account." Automated scripts, bots or scraping tools used to mass download data from the servers are prohibited. Reselling the service, sharing it, or deriving income from it is prohibited without written permission.

Payment is the clause to read first. The terms authorize the company to charge the monthly fee until the customer cancels, and they state: "We will not refund any payments, including auto-renewal." The terms give no refund exceptions of their own. A customer may cancel at any time by email or through the support system, and a dispute about fees has to be raised in writing by email, which the company then decides at its sole discretion. The pages describe no chargeback handling, no reserve and no payout, and they name no payment methods.

The company's termination rights are broad. It may terminate or suspend an account immediately, without notice or liability, for any reason whatsoever, and it may limit features or restrict access without notice. The terms say Spyteg "can change and update" them at any time, without a stated notice period, and the terms page is marked "Last updated: February 24, 2022."

The terms also bar copying, reselling or framing the website, using meta tags or hidden text with the company's name, and any software or routine that interferes with the site or places a disproportionately large load on its infrastructure. The company reserves the right to refuse service, cancel orders or close accounts for conduct it considers harmful to its interests. The site publishes no DMCA or complaint procedure for ads in the library.

Getting started and support

Signup begins with the "Create free account" button on the home page. The terms say the length of the account and its price are shown during registration. The home page also offers a demo, and the terms allow a customer to "request a day of full access before paying the tariff," and no other trial is described. A customer must keep contact details current and be reachable at all times for security questions.

Support runs through email, live chat, a Telegram support bot and a telephone line listed on the contact page. Hours are stated as Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 17:00 in the Germany time zone, and messages received outside those hours are answered the next day. The pages describe no API, no plugin and no integration with other tools, and they give no setup time.

Company and track record

The pages give no founding year, team size, office, client names or certifications. The advantages section makes product claims, such as finding the newest competitor campaigns and filtering by ad size, and it does not offer any outside evidence for them.

Who it suits

Spyteg suits an operator who buys adult traffic, works alone or with a small team, and wants a monthly research library with a day of access on request before paying. Its saved filters and new-ad view suit an operator who checks the same competitors every week. The Professional tariff fits a single user; the Corporate tariff fits a team that needs more sessions open at once.

It fits less well for an operator who needs written refund terms, who needs more than the session limit, who wants a published list of the networks behind the data, or who needs a documented compliance procedure. The caveats are plain: no refunds, a fair use rule that ends an account for shared logins, and terms that the company can change without a stated notice period.

The offer's strength is the search. An operator can narrow a search by ad size, publisher, landing text, redirect and days alive, then watch the same results over time through saved filters. For an operator who wants a flat monthly research tool with a trial day before payment, the price and the feature list are stated plainly on the pages.