See where your ads.txt lines actually appear.
Give us your lines or a seller domain and we return every appearance across web, the app stores and CTV — structured, exportable, and refreshed every Monday morning. Your first analyst-reviewed report is free and usually lands within one working day.
At a glance
- Coverage
- Web · App · CTV
- Refresh
- Weekly, Monday mornings
- Output
- CSV, XLSX, API
- First report
- Free, analyst-reviewed
From $400 / month
Separate subscription · free first report
What it does
Inside Ads.txt Intelligence.
All three platforms
Web ads.txt, app-ads.txt across Google Play and the Apple App Store, and CTV across Roku, Amazon Firestick and LG.
Structured output
CSV and XLSX with platform, location, ad system domain, account ID and relationship type preserved.
Weekly scheduled reports
Automatic recurring reports every Monday morning, UK time.
Seller domain search
Look up where a specific ad system domain appears across every file we hold.
Run now
Ad-hoc reporting when a question cannot wait for Monday.
API access
Pull results straight into your own systems. An add-on on Growth, included from Pro.
Analyst review
Reports are checked by an analyst before they reach you.
Why teams use it
What changes when you have it.
Who it’s for
SSPs, ad networks, DSPs, agencies, publishers, platform teams and data or analytics departments.
Works with
Web Discovery
Web Discovery helps supply-side businesses maximise inventory growth and revenue opportunities.
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App Discovery brings Red Volcano's publisher-research approach to the in-app and app-ads.txt world — 3.34 million apps across Apple and Google, so the inventory you are chasing on mobile gets the same rigour as the open web..
Read moreSupply sideCTV Discovery
CTV Discovery extends Red Volcano into connected TV — one of the fastest-growing and hardest-to-map areas of programmatic supply — with 85,000 CTV apps across LG, Roku and Amazon today, and more platforms landing shortly..
Read moreSee Ads.txt Intelligence on your own data.
A short call, run against the live index rather than a canned dataset.
