Name the competitors. Sprites pulls their active ads, researches their organic presence, and writes the report with the moves worth copying or countering.
Competitor tracking on social has two halves that usually live in different tools. The paid half is where the money is: which ads a competitor is running, how long each has been live, what angles and formats they keep and what they drop. Sprites pulls that from the Sprites Ads Library, which carries ads from Meta, Google, LinkedIn and TikTok, and from the Meta Ad Library directly. Long-running ads are treated as the signal they are: nobody keeps paying for creative that does not work.
The organic half comes from web research. Sprites looks at competitor profiles, recent posts, content themes, posting cadence, the formats they lean on and how they talk about pricing, launches and customers. It does not have API access to their engagement numbers, so it reports what is publicly visible and says when a signal is an estimate.
The report ends with recommendations, not a data dump: the angles competitors are winning with that you are not using, the gaps they leave open, and the creative worth testing next. Ask for it once, or schedule it as an Autopilot so a fresh version arrives every week.
Sprites confirms the list, finds the advertiser pages and social profiles, and adds close competitors you may have missed if you ask.
Searches the Sprites Ads Library and the Meta Ad Library for each competitor, records active ads with dates, formats and landing pages, and flags the longest-running ones.
Reads public profiles and recent posts through web research and writes notes on themes, cadence, formats and messaging.
Lays competitors side by side, names the winning angles and open gaps, and drafts the counter-moves as testable copy or creative briefs.
Returns the report with links to every ad and post cited, and offers to rerun it weekly as an Autopilot with a changes-since-last-time section.
See which angles competitors have kept live for months and which they killed, then have Sprites draft the creative that occupies the space they left.
Track promotions, bundles and pricing claims competitors push in ads and posts, so your own offers respond to the market rather than to guesses.
Compare how competitors describe the same problem on LinkedIn ads and organic posts, and find the language nobody in the category owns yet.
A scheduled competitor section per client workspace, white-labeled, that gives the monthly review something to say beyond your own numbers.
Paid ads from Meta, Google, LinkedIn and TikTok through the Sprites Ads Library, plus the Meta Ad Library directly. Organic activity on any platform with public profiles, through web research. Sprites does not run or track X ads.
Only what is publicly visible on their posts. Sprites has no API access to competitor analytics, so it reports visible likes, comments and posting cadence and marks any inference as an estimate. Ad longevity is a stronger signal and comes from the library dates.
The template is built for two to eight per run so the comparison stays readable. Larger sets work as separate runs per segment, or as a scheduled Autopilot that rotates through the list.
Yes. For B2B the LinkedIn ads and organic posts carry most of the signal; for B2C it is Meta and TikTok creative and promotions. You choose the platforms and Sprites weights the report accordingly.
Yes. Sprites ships an official MCP server, so the same competitor report runs from Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or any MCP-compatible assistant, or in the Sprites app.
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