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One Radar

Facebook ad-library search paired with Shopify product sales data and a built-in AI image and video studio, sold as one flat plan.

Ad Intelligence

Best for: Agencies · Beginners · Shopify Brands · DTC Brands · Meta Advertisers

At a glance

Starting price
$64.99 / month
Pricing model
Subscription

Quick verdict

Best for
Agencies · Beginners · Shopify Brands · DTC Brands
Not ideal for
The headline promise of 'real units sold and revenue, not estimates' is contradicted by the product itself: its own screenshots label revenue '/mo est.', the extension page describes a range behind each estimate, and the terms of service disclaim the accuracy and completeness of all data.
Why it stands out
Research and creative production sit in one subscription: you can find a scaling ad, read the store's product-level sales behind it, and generate your own version without leaving the tool or paying a second vendor.

Overview

One Radar's pitch is narrower and deeper than most tools in this category: it does one ad network, one commerce platform, and then adds the creative production step that ad-spy tools usually leave out.

On research, the ad library searches the Facebook Ad Library — the vendor claims 200M+ live ads, though its own FAQ says 'tens of millions' — filterable by niche, country, format and platform and sortable by estimated daily spend, reach and exactly how long a creative has been running. Lifespan is used deliberately as the proof signal: an ad live for months is treated as validated. The brand view then opens any store into a full funnel on one screen: monthly revenue, visitors, growth, top markets, active ad counts, best sellers and the ads pushing them, with landing pages listed among the tracked dimensions. The products side is the most distinctive part of the research offering, giving units sold and revenue per product with prices, variants and new drops tracked daily, and a one-click import of a found product into the buyer's own Shopify store.

The AI Studio adds a creative-production layer on top of the research workflow. Twenty-plus models are bundled — Nano Banana Pro and 2, Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.0 and 2.5, Kling 3.0, GPT Image 2, Grok and Gemini Omni — for image and video generation up to 4K, alongside a hook rewriter that turns one winning hook into ten variations, upscaling, reframing and reusable brand kits, with up to eight image and eight video jobs running in parallel. The pricing page publishes a per-unit credit table benchmarked against the official model APIs, and the arithmetic is honest enough to show where One Radar is more expensive: the Kling 3.0 rows sit above the official API price.

The MCP server is genuinely well built. One URL, OAuth sign-in, no API key, and eleven tools covering ad search, product search, brand lookup, entity resolution, image and video generation with polling, and a credit check. Generations run as background jobs so a long render does not block the conversation. There is a free Chrome/Chromium and Firefox extension that reports traffic, revenue, best sellers, theme and installed apps on any store, and injects estimated reach and spend onto cards inside the Meta Ad Library as you scroll.

Pricing is refreshingly simple: one plan at $64.99/month, or $649.90 for a year, with 2,500 AI images included every month and extra seats at $20. Optional credit bundles take the monthly figure to $84.99, $164.99 or $334.99 for 1,000, 5,000 or 15,000 credits. There is a genuine free tier — an account, no card, metered searches — though its limits are nowhere published.

Three things to weigh before buying. The 'real sales data, not estimates' claim is the product's central promise and it does not survive contact with the product's own interface, which labels revenue figures as estimates, describes a range behind each one in the extension, and is backed by terms of service that disclaim accuracy outright. Coverage is Facebook/Meta only, so a TikTok- or Google-led account gets nothing from the ad library. And there is almost no independent validation: one Trustpilot review, no G2 or Capterra profile, no substantive community discussion. Separately, the Pro plan advertises access to a network for ad-account unbanning, offshore company formation and payment processing — a non-software service bundled into a software subscription, which some buyers will read as a red flag and others as a selling point.

Pricing

Plan data as recorded from the vendor's public pricing page.

One Radar ProPopularEntry plan

Monthly

$64.99 / month1 seat included

Annual

$649.9 / year($54 / month billed annually)
Pricing model
Subscription
Seats
1
Limits
Full platform access with 1 seat. Includes 2,500 AI images/month, all bundled AI models, up to 8 parallel image and 8 parallel video generations, unlimited Workflow/Canva/Whiteboard and unlimited product imports to the buyer's Shopify store. Annual billing is $649.90 for 12 months. Extra seats cost $20/seat/month. Additional AI credits are optional add-ons.

Features

Ad Intelligence

  • Creative Research

    Included; saving to boards on all tiers · Creatives are ranked by estimated spend, reach and run-time, with lifespan used as a proof-of-winner signal, filterable by niche, country, platform and format. Any ad, product or brand saves into organised boards and folders, shareable with a team, and the extension saves ads with their creative and copy in one click.

    Yes
  • Landing Page Spying

    Part of the brand view · The brand intelligence view lists 'growth, ad spend and landing pages tracked' alongside top ads and best sellers. Landing pages are a stated tracked dimension, but the site does not show what the landing-page breakdown contains, so depth is unverified.

    Yes
  • Meta Ads Research

    The core capability; the vendor claims 200M+ live ads · Search of the Facebook Ad Library with filters on niche, country, format and platform, sortable by estimated daily spend, reach and how long a creative has been running. Coverage is claimed as 200M+ live ads with deep European and UK coverage, refreshed daily, although the site's own FAQ says 'tens of millions'.

    Yes
  • Pinterest Ads Research

    Same rationale as TikTok: the only ad source described anywhere on the site is the Facebook/Meta Ad Library. Pinterest appears nowhere.

    not supported

AI

  • AI Analysis

    Included; also exposed through the MCP server · An in-app assistant explains why a given ad is working and proposes variants. Through the MCP connector the assistant picks filters and rankings itself (for example sorting by 7-day spend acceleration) and returns the same cards as the app.

    Yes
  • AI Creative Generation

    20+ models; 2,500 free images/month on Pro, then credit-metered · In-app image and video generation across 20+ bundled models (Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2, Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.0/2.5, Kling 3.0, GPT Image 2, Grok, Gemini Omni), up to 4K, plus a hook rewriter that turns one hook into 10 variations, upscaling, reframing and reusable brand kits. Up to 8 image and 8 video generations run in parallel. Generation is also callable from an AI assistant as a background job via MCP.

    Yes

General

  • Team Collaboration

    Extra seats at 20 per seat per month · Shared boards, folders and team workspaces with per-member permissions. Seats are added to the Pro plan at 20 each per month, with per-member usage tracking and individual limits. Boards can be organised per campaign or per client.

    Yes

Product Research

  • Product Tracking

    Daily tracking of best sellers, new drops and price changes · Catalogues are ranked by sales, with prices, variants, new product drops and price changes tracked daily so a rising product can be spotted early. Products found this way can be imported into the buyer's own Shopify store in one click.

    Yes
  • Sales Estimates

    Units sold and revenue per product, plus store-level revenue · Per-product units sold per month and revenue, plus store-level monthly revenue and visitors. The vendor markets this as real Shopify sales data rather than estimates, but its own interface labels the revenue figures as estimates, the extension describes a range behind each estimate, and the terms of service disclaim accuracy. Treat as modelled estimates.

    Yes
  • Shopify Store Tracking

    5M+ shops tracked, 30+ countries, daily refresh · Per-store view covering estimated monthly revenue, monthly visitors and growth, top markets, active ad counts, best-selling products and top ads. The extension adds theme, installed apps, country, currency and store creation date on any domain, Shopify or not, plus competitor discovery within a niche.

    Yes

Only features we have evaluated are listed. A feature that is not listed has not been evaluated — it is not a statement that the tool lacks it.

Integrations

  • Shopify

    One Radar documents one-click import of a researched product into the buyer's own Shopify store, including unlimited product imports on Pro. This outbound write workflow is treated as a real Shopify integration; public Shopify-store intelligence alone is not.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Research and creative production sit in one subscription: you can find a scaling ad, read the store's product-level sales behind it, and generate your own version without leaving the tool or paying a second vendor.
  • Product-level sales data — units sold and revenue per product, with prices, variants and new drops tracked daily — goes deeper than the store-level traffic and ad counts most competitors stop at.
  • The AI studio bundles 20+ image and video models under shared credits and publishes a per-unit price table benchmarked against the official APIs, including the rows where One Radar is more expensive rather than only the favourable ones.
  • The MCP server is unusually complete: one URL, OAuth with no API key, eleven tools covering ad, product and brand search plus image and video generation, with generations running as background jobs so long renders do not block the conversation.
  • Pricing is a single flat tier rather than a feature ladder, so no capability is gated behind an upgrade, and there is a real free account with no card required for evaluation.
  • The browser extension is free, covers Chrome, Chromium browsers and Firefox, and injects estimated reach and spend directly onto cards inside the Meta Ad Library while you scroll.

Cons

  • The headline promise of 'real units sold and revenue, not estimates' is contradicted by the product itself: its own screenshots label revenue '/mo est.', the extension page describes a range behind each estimate, and the terms of service disclaim the accuracy and completeness of all data.
  • Ad coverage is Facebook/Meta only. Nothing on the site claims TikTok, Google or Pinterest ads, so a media buyer running outside Meta gets no ad-library value.
  • Free-tier limits are published nowhere, even though the tier is explicitly metered — the MCP toolkit includes a tool to read 'remaining free searches' — which makes it hard to judge what free access actually allows before signing up.
  • The Pro plan bundles a non-software service — advertised access to a network for ad-account unbanning, offshore company formation and payment processing — which sits oddly inside a research subscription and may be a compliance concern for brand-side or agency buyers.

Frequently asked questions

What is One Radar used for?
Three things in one tool: searching the Facebook Ad Library for creatives that are actually scaling, reading the product-level sales, revenue, traffic and growth behind any Shopify store, and generating the replacement image, video or hook in-app with bundled AI models. The vendor positions it as research plus creation, rather than research alone.
How much does One Radar cost?
One flat plan: One Radar Pro at $64.99 per month, or $649.90 billed for a full year (advertised as 20% off, about $54.16 per month). That includes 2,500 AI images every month. Extra team seats cost $20 each per month. Optional AI credit bundles raise the monthly figure to $84.99, $164.99 or $334.99 for 1,000, 5,000 or 15,000 credits, the largest bundle carrying a 10% discount.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. An account can be created with no credit card and the library and tools explored for free, and that same free account signs in to the browser extension. The free tier is metered — the MCP toolkit includes a tool that reports remaining free searches — but the exact limits are not published anywhere on the site, so confirm them after signing up.
Which ad platforms does One Radar cover?
Facebook and Instagram, through the Facebook/Meta Ad Library, with coverage described as deepest on European and UK brands and refreshed daily. TikTok, Google and Pinterest ads are not covered — no page on the site claims them.
How reliable is the sales and revenue data?
Treat it as an estimate. The marketing calls it real sales data rather than estimates, but the interface labels product and store revenue as estimated, the extension page explicitly shows a range behind each revenue figure, and the terms of service state that all ad, brand and product data comes from public libraries and third parties and is provided as is, with no guarantee of accuracy or completeness. It is useful for ranking and comparison, not as verified financials.
Can One Radar be used from Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. One Radar hosts an MCP server at one-radar.com/mcp: paste the URL into a client's connector settings, sign in with your existing account over OAuth, and eleven tools become available — ad search and discovery, entity resolution, product search, brand search and lookup, image and video generation with status polling, and a credit check. Generation runs as a background job the assistant polls, so a long render does not block the chat. It uses the same plan and the same credits as the app.
Is there a browser extension, and does it cost anything?
It is free and works on Chrome, Chromium browsers (Brave, Edge, Opera, Arc, Vivaldi) and Firefox 128+; Safari is not supported. Clicking the icon on any store returns traffic, estimated revenue, best sellers, theme, installed apps, country, currency and creation date, and inside the Meta Ad Library it adds estimated reach, total and daily spend and creative run-time to each card automatically. A free One Radar account is enough to use it.
Does One Radar include AI image and video generation?
Yes. The AI Studio bundles 20+ image and video models, including Nano Banana, GPT Image, Seedance, Kling, Veo and others, with shared credits, up to 4K output, parallel generations, upscaling, reframing and reusable brand kits. Pro includes 2,500 AI images per month, with optional credit add-ons.