Every active Meta ad on a Funnelish funnel that reached 10,000+ people in the EU and launched in the last 30 days.
A daily list for dropshippers, with the pages and stores behind each ad. So you know what to test this week.
Active and launched in the last 30 days
Paused ads tell you what worked. Active ads that started this month tell you what is working now, while there is still room for a second seller.
10,000+ people reached in the EU
Meta publishes real reach for every ad delivered in the EU. Nobody pays to reach ten thousand people with an ad that does not convert.
Running on a Funnelish funnel
We check every landing domain with a DNS lookup. A Funnelish funnel means an advertorial operator who invested in the offer, not a store testing a product.
How it works
Every number is Meta’s or the result of a check we ran. No scores, no predictions. The criteria are the chips at the top of the table, and you can switch any of them off.
- Step 1
We read the Ad Library every morning
Thousands of ads across Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and France, before you wake up.
- Step 2
We follow the thread
Every qualifying ad leads to its page, its other ads, its store and the store’s other pages.
- Step 3
You open one table
The ads that meet all criteria, sorted by reach gained this week. Five minutes and you know what to test.
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Questions
Where does the data come from?
From the Meta Ad Library, the public transparency database Meta runs for every ad. Reach, dates, page names and IDs are Meta’s own numbers. Every row links back to Meta so you can check it yourself.
Why only the EU?
Under the Digital Services Act, Meta publishes real reach numbers for ads delivered in the EU. That is what makes the reach filter honest. Ads without EU delivery have no reach data and never appear, so US-only campaigns are out of scope by design.
Why Funnelish?
Serious advertorial operators in EU dropshipping build on Funnelish. It filters out Shopify stores testing products and leaves the people running advertorial, checkout and upsell flows. We verify it by DNS and show exactly how on every store.
How is reach measured?
Reach is Meta’s EU total reach figure: the number of people in the EU who saw the ad since it started. We store it every day, so the “gained in 7 days” number is our own calculation from those daily figures, and labelled as such.
What if Meta changes something?
The crawl is monitored every day and the status page shows each run. If a source breaks, we switch to a backup and tell you in the digest. Yesterday’s list stays available in the meantime.