Spy on any competitor

Landing page inspiration backed by ad spend

Kewise ranks by whether brands keep paying to send people there. When a page has months of Meta or Google ads behind it, the offer, message match, and conversion structure are covering media cost.

Open any result for desktop and mobile snapshots, the ads pointing at it, estimated spend, reach, and how long those ads have been live. Use that to decide what is worth copying before you brief design or launch another test.

How to use Discover for competitor research

Filter by industry, product type, audience, or page type – SaaS signup, ecommerce offer, webinar, lead magnet, and more. Presets apply those filters for you. Sort by ad spend or newest to see what is scaling now versus what just launched.

When a competitor shows up, open the brand page for every landing destination we have found, then drill into a single page to inspect creatives and runtime. That path – brand → page → ads – is the research loop Discover is built for.

What “winning” means in this catalog

A winning landing page here is one that keeps attracting paid traffic. Ranking follows public ad-library signals: estimated spend, reach, and ad longevity. Meta reports unique people in the EU and UK at $12 CPM. Google Search reports times shown at $38 CPM. These are paid-traffic signals, not private conversion rates.

Short-lived pages can still teach you something (new offers, seasonal hooks). Long-running pages teach you what survives. Start with the longest runtimes in your niche, then compare structure: headline, proof, CTA, and form friction.