Audio ad library
Every ad that aired, with transcript and audio.
Every ad on your monitored stations is stored, transcribed and indexed. Search by brand, keyword, station or date, and listen before the meeting.
A library that builds itself.
Each detection stores the audio, the verbatim transcript, the advertiser, the station, the timestamp and the language. The library grows with every ad that airs, and it is where a seller learns an advertiser’s history before the call.
Capture
Every ad detected on a monitored station is added automatically. No uploads, no curation.
Index
Each ad is transcribed and tagged with brand, station, language, duration, category and keywords.
Search
Find every ad a brand has run, everything a station aired in a week, or every mention of a promotion.
Export
Send transcripts and ad lists into prospect research, competitive reports or client decks.
Act
Spotty finds upsell gaps in the creative, drafts the pitch and updates your CRM once a human approves.
Built to be searched.
- Transcript search
- Search every transcript by keyword, phrase, brand or category, across any station and date range.
- Advertiser history
- A brand’s full radio history in order: seasonality, creative changes and estimated spend, modeled from panel data and rate cards.
- Playback and transcripts
- Hear a prospect’s creative next to its verbatim transcript, before the conversation.
- Filter and export
- Combine station, date, brand, industry, language and keyword. Export the result as a report or CRM import.
Who it serves.
Sales reps
An advertiser’s full radio history in minutes, before the call.
Commercial strategy teams
Spot underserved categories and track how the market shifts.
Media agencies
Competitive reports built on timestamped ad records.
Why it matters.
Better-prepared meetings
Reps know what a prospect ran, where and how often before they call.
Seasonal timing
History shows when advertisers buy, so outreach lands before the peak.
Agency conversations backed by data
Show a prospect what their competitors say on radio, and where the gaps are.
Records for disputes
Every airing is a timestamped record, so nobody argues about what aired.
Questions about the ad library.
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