# Adyntel through toolfare

> A company’s sponsored content from the LinkedIn Ad Library, and its live Search, Display and YouTube creatives from the Google Ads Transparency Center with first- and last-seen dates — answered inside ChatGPT, Claude, Codex or Cursor. No Adyntel credits of your own: toolfare buys each page and quotes it first.

Page: https://toolfare.ai/adyntel

## Use it from your agent

Paste this into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any agent with a shell:

> Set up https://toolfare.ai/skill.md, then use toolfare to answer: What is this company running on LinkedIn?

Apps without a terminal connect toolfare as an MCP server: https://toolfare.ai/docs#connect

## Use it from a script

```sh
mkdir -p ~/.local/bin
curl -fsSL 'https://toolfare.ai/toolfare/toolfare.mjs' -o ~/.local/bin/toolfare
chmod +x ~/.local/bin/toolfare
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
export TOOLFARE_MCP_URL='https://api.toolfare.ai/mcp'
toolfare login
```

Sign in once per machine; the CLI renews the sign-in itself. On a CI runner or another server, create an API key in the toolfare console and set it as `TOOLFARE_API_KEY` instead of signing in. Paid calls on one sign-in or key run one at a time. `--max-cost` refuses a call quoted above that many credits (1,000 credits = $3).

## Tools

### A company’s LinkedIn sponsored content

Tool: `adyntel_linkedin_ads`

Looks a company up in the LinkedIn Ad Library by domain or page and returns its ads — creative, copy, headline and format — about two dozen a page.

Ask:
- What is this company running on LinkedIn?
- Show me HubSpot’s LinkedIn ads.

### What they buy on Search, Display and YouTube

Tool: `adyntel_google_ads`

Looks a company up in the Google Ads Transparency Center by domain and returns its live creatives across Search, Display and YouTube, with first-seen and last-seen dates.

Ask:
- What Google ads is this competitor running?
- Is this company running YouTube ads?
- Who else is bidding on our company name?

## Price

Quoted to your AI before the call runs, then charged per page of ads that actually came back, one Adyntel credit a page. A page costs the same however full it is, paging further costs one more Adyntel credit per page, and a lookup that finds no ads is free — the vendor’s own terms, verified against the live API. No fixed price table, on purpose: the rate per Adyntel credit lives in the provider’s billing module. A call that fails is never charged.

Balances and top-ups are in US dollars. Quotes and `--max-cost` count credits: 1,000 credits = $3 ($0.003 each).

## Use it when

- You want how a B2B competitor positions itself in paid LinkedIn content.
- You want which Google formats a competitor actually buys, and how long each creative has run.
- You want to catch third parties bidding on a company’s name.

## Look elsewhere when

- You need a competitor’s impressions, spend or targeting. Ad libraries do not expose them here.
- You need the landing page behind an ad, or Google ad copy as text. Neither comes back.
- You want keyword-level spend or auction data. That is a traffic or SEO source.
- You want your own LinkedIn or Google ad performance. That is your ad account, free.

## Limits

- No impressions, spend or targeting, and no destination URLs on the LinkedIn results.
- Google creatives come back as rendered images or previews rather than text, and the total ad count is a bucketed estimate.
- Pay as you go from your toolfare balance, in US dollars; there is no subscription. A call runs when your balance covers its quote.