AdPlexity Pricing: Which Plan Should You Buy?

AdPlexity Plan Overview

AdPlexity sells four separate products, each covering a different type of paid traffic. Every plan is priced identically at $149/month. There are no annual discounts listed publicly, no free trial, and no bundle pricing for buying multiple plans together.

Native Plan - Detailed Breakdown

AdPlexity Native covers native advertising - the "recommended content" widget ads you see below articles on news sites. The networks it covers include Taboola (the largest), Outbrain, MGID, Revcontent, ContentAd, AdNow, and others.

Database size: 80M+ ads indexed. This is the largest native spy database I'm aware of, meaningfully larger than Anstrex Native (35M+).

What you get:

• Full creative database with image, headline, description for every indexed ad
• Cached landing page viewer - see the lander HTML without visiting the live URL
• Advertiser tracking - monitor competitors' full campaign portfolio
• Publisher site list - which sites each ad ran on
• Run duration tracking - how many days each campaign has been active
• Country + device + date range filters

Who should buy it: Anyone running or planning to run Taboola, Outbrain, MGID, or Revcontent traffic. Health/nutra, finance, gaming, and insurance verticals are particularly well-covered in the Native database because those industries dominate native advertising spend.

Read the full AdPlexity Native review for a complete hands-on breakdown.

Push Plan - Detailed Breakdown

AdPlexity Push covers push notification advertising - the browser and mobile push ads sent to opted-in subscriber lists. This is a distinct traffic source from native: different creative format (small icon + title + description), different user behavior, different converting verticals.

Networks covered: PropellerAds, Evadav, RichAds, Adsterra, Megapush, Datspush, and 20+ others.

Push-specific features:

• Push creative previews showing how ads appear on different devices and OS
• Subscriber network data - which networks have the largest subscriber bases for your geo
• OS-level filtering (Android, iOS, Windows) - push performs very differently by OS
• In-page push filtering - separates traditional push from in-page push format

Who should buy it: Affiliates running push traffic in sweepstakes, dating, antivirus/security utilities, finance lead gen, or gaming. Push converts differently than native and the spy data is only useful if you're actually buying push.

Read the full AdPlexity Push review.

Mobile Plan - Detailed Breakdown

AdPlexity Mobile covers mobile web display advertising - banner ads appearing in mobile browsers (as distinct from in-app ads). This includes carrier-targeted traffic, which is especially relevant for sweepstakes, subscription offers, and app installs in Tier-2/3 markets.

Mobile-specific features:

• Carrier targeting data - see which mobile carriers ads run on (crucial for carrier-billing offers)
• Device type + OS filtering
• Connection type filtering (WiFi vs cellular - relevant for billing-based offers)
• Mobile banner creative formats (300x250, 320x50, interstitials)

Who should buy it: Affiliates running mobile web traffic in sweepstakes, subscription offers, app installs, or any carrier-billed verticals. Less relevant if you're focused purely on desktop traffic or social media ads.

Read the full AdPlexity Mobile review.

Desktop Plan - Detailed Breakdown

AdPlexity Desktop covers desktop display advertising - banner ads across display networks including Google Display Network (GDN), Yahoo, Bing Display, and premium publisher networks. Creative formats include standard IAB banner sizes (728x90 leaderboard, 300x250 rectangle, 160x600 skyscraper).

Desktop-specific features:

• IAB standard banner format filtering
• Publisher site targeting data - which sites each banner ran on
• GDN-specific data for Google Display Network campaigns
• Keyword targeting intelligence (which terms advertisers are targeting contextually)

Who should buy it: Affiliates running GDN, display retargeting, or programmatic display. Less common in pure performance affiliate marketing today compared to native and push, but highly relevant for lead gen in finance, insurance, and B2B verticals.

Read the full AdPlexity Desktop review.

Which Plan Should You Start With?

The answer is straightforward: buy the plan that covers the traffic source you're currently running or planning to run. Don't buy plans speculatively for traffic types you're not actively testing.

Is There a Free Trial?

No. AdPlexity does not offer a self-serve free trial. You pay $149 for your first month upfront. There's no refund period listed in their terms.

The sales team sometimes arranges demo access for high-volume buyers or agencies evaluating the tool for team use. Contact them directly if you're planning to buy multiple plans and want to see the tool before committing.

Can You Get a Discount?

There are no publicly listed AdPlexity discount codes or coupon codes. I've seen various affiliate sites claim "exclusive discounts" but these are typically fake scarcity tactics - the actual price has been $149/plan/month consistently.

What might work:

• Agency/multi-plan negotiation: If you're buying 2-3 plans or representing an agency with multiple buyers, contact their sales team. There may be flexibility on multi-plan pricing, though nothing is guaranteed.
• Annual pricing: Some spy tools offer annual pricing at a discount. AdPlexity hasn't publicly listed this but it's worth asking on a sales call.

Pricing vs Competitors

AdPlexity is priced at the top of the market for each traffic type. The premium is justified by database depth and landing page caching quality, but only if you're an active buyer in that traffic source. The full comparison is in the AdPlexity vs Competitors guide.