RPROAS Performance, LLC
What your competitors are actually running, ranked by what is working.
Live
Public ad libraries hold the most honest data in marketing: what a competitor has kept paying to run. A creative that has been live for four months is not an opinion, it is a verdict. This pulls that, reads it, and ranks it.
What you get
- Every ad the named competitors are currently running, from the platforms' own public libraries.
- Ranked by longevity and spread, which is the closest public proxy for what is actually paying.
- The angles, offers and hooks that repeat across the winners, named as patterns you can test.
- What nobody in your category is doing, which is usually the more useful half of the document.
What this is not
- Their spend and their returns. That is not public, and anybody quoting it precisely is estimating without telling you.
- Copying their creative. You get the structure that works, not their files.
How it runs
- 01
You name the competitors
Three is usually enough to see the pattern. Ten mostly repeats it, and the quote reflects that rather than rewarding volume.
- 02
Their live ads get pulled and read
From the platforms' own transparency libraries, with run duration attached to each one.
- 03
You get the ranked teardown
What is working, why it is probably working, and the gap nobody in the category is filling.
Questions
How many competitors should I name?
Three to five. Past that the same patterns repeat and you are paying for confirmation.
Is this legal?
It is the platforms' own public transparency data, published deliberately and available to anybody. Nothing here is scraped from behind a login.
Can you do this for a category rather than named competitors?
Yes, and it reads differently — broader, less precise, better for entering a market than for beating one company.