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Adyntel

Adyntel on looot as of 2026-10-07: 6 jobs through 9 endpoints, how you reach it, what it costs, and how to run it.

Adyntel

Ads intelligenceSearch & SERP6 jobs, 9 endpoints

What it’s good for

Adyntel is in Ads intelligence, Search & SERP. Reach for it to search the LinkedIn ad library; search the Meta ad library; get a domain’s search traffic overview.

As of 2026-10-07 (catalog revision 101776) it serves 6 jobs through 9 endpoints.

Jobs

Job id What it does Endpoints
ads.google.advertiser.ads List the ads an advertiser is running on Google 2
ads.linkedin.search Search the LinkedIn ad library 2
ads.meta.search Search the Meta ad library 2
keywords.domain.overview Get a domain’s search traffic overview 1
tiktokaddetails.get Get tiktokaddetails 1
tiktoksearch.get Get tiktoksearch 1

Access

  • Runs on looot’s key for 9 endpoints: nothing to set up, the run spends your looot balance. You can connect your own key instead; see Bring your own key.

Price basis

9 per call (from $0.00642). A call that fails at the provider costs $0; see What’s free.

Free first in fallback

No. Every endpoint bills on each answer, found or not, so a fallback walk pays for a miss here. See Free first.

Run it

A job run takes shared input names, not Adyntel’s own field names; looot maps them for each provider. For job:ads.meta.search, company is taken by 2 of its 8 providers. See Job inputs.

Example input for looot run or the MCP run tool, with placeholder values:

looot run job:ads.meta.search --input '{"company":"Example Inc"}'
{
  "endpointId": "job:ads.meta.search",
  "input": {
    "company": "Example Inc"
  },
  "idempotencyKey": "<new unique key>"
}

A job run picks among all the job’s providers. To run Adyntel itself, name one of its endpoints (MCP search with {"filters": {"provider": "adyntel"}} lists them), for example adyntel-facebook: looot inspect adyntel-facebook prints its exact input fields and price.

In the live catalog

Adyntel’s name and logo are trademarks of their owner, shown to identify the provider.

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