Store Leads Alternative, Adyntel

"The #1 filter we've used to find high quality B2C/DTC brands has been qualifying for active Meta ads. Adyntel has been very accurate and gives us a lot of good data around brand's ad campaigns."

Christian Plascencia

Co-Founder, RevGrowth

The difference, and why it matters for prospecting

Store Leads is an ecommerce store database: 13.6M active stores across 410 platforms, updated weekly. Per store you get firmographics (category, estimated sales, employee count), technographics (platform, installed apps, theme), social profiles, and contact info. Plans start at $75/month for the UI; exports and API access start at $250/month. It tells you which stores exist and who they are.

Adyntel tells you which of them are spending on growth right now, and what they are running. In the platform, you can search and filter advertisers by ad counts on each platform, company type (ecommerce, SaaS, agency), and TLD, then export the results. Through the API, one call per domain returns live ad counts and the creatives (copy, images, landing pages) from the Meta Ad Library, Google Ad Transparency Center, and LinkedIn Ad Library. The API plugs into Clay, HubSpot, and Salesforce.

The tools overlap on one job: filtering a store list down to brands with active budgets. A store with five employees can be running 400 Meta ads. On firmographics alone it looks too small to call. Our Shopify stores list ranks 19,414 stores this way.

Three ways to get ecommerce ad data from Adyntel

Pick by where your list stands.

No list yet

Search advertisers by ad activity

Filter companies by ad counts on Google, Meta, and LinkedIn, by company type, and by TLD. The ecommerce filter alone returns 232,586 brands running ads on Google or Meta. Export what you find.

Want it pre-built

Grab the Shopify list

19,414 Shopify stores already enriched with per-platform ad counts, country, industry, and company size. Browse the top 100 free.

Have your own list

Enrich it through the API

One call per domain returns ad counts and creatives across all three platforms. Native Clay integration and webhooks for bulk pulls. You pay only for successful lookups.

Side by side

Feature	Store Leads	Adyntel
Core data	Store firmographics, tech stack, app installs, social profiles	Live ad counts and creatives on Meta, Google, LinkedIn
Searchable database	13.6M stores, 60 filters on firmographics and tech	Advertiser search: filter by ad counts per platform, company type, TLD
Coverage	13.6M ecommerce stores, 410 platforms	Any company domain, ecommerce or not
Ad creatives	Not the focus; tracks social profiles and followers	Full creatives: copy, images, video links, landing pages
Freshness	Database updated weekly	Pulled live from ad libraries on request
API access	From $250/month (Pro plan)	Every plan, from $44/month or pay-as-you-go
Billing model	Monthly subscription per seat	Credits, charged only on successful lookups, never expire

Who each tool is best for

Use Store Leads if...

You need a broad ecommerce TAM: every store on a platform, in a category, or in a country
You sell apps or tech to merchants and qualify by installed apps or platform
You want firmographics like estimated sales and employee count per store

Use Adyntel if... ← probably you

You qualify prospects by active ads, the filter RevGrowth uses to find DTC brands worth contacting
You need the creatives themselves for competitive research or outreach hooks
You want to search for ecommerce companies by how many ads they run, then export
You enrich lists in Clay or your CRM and want an API on every plan
Your prospects aren't only ecommerce stores

The two also stack: build a store list in Store Leads, then rank it by ad activity with Adyntel. Our Shopify stores list shows what that ranking looks like across 19,414 stores.