Adyntel: what it returns, and whether it works in Clay

Adyntel is available inside Clay (https://www.clay.com/integrations/data-provider/adyntel). It is best for Buying signals, Content demo. Pricing: Via Clay credits.

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Data domains: Firmographics, Intent, Advertising.

What does Adyntel return?

Clay catalog fields: Company Ads Data; Count of Ads; Ad Type; Ad Active Status. Clay University action outputs: Number of ads: The total number of ads found for the company. Count landing pages: How many distinct landing pages the ads point to. Unique landing pages: The list of those landing page URLs. Page ID: The Facebook page the ads belong to. Platform: The platforms the ads ran on. Media types , Active status , Languages , and Country code: The filters this search ran with. Is result complete: Whether the full set of matching ads was returned. Continuation token: Token for paging through further results. Results: One entry per ad, containing: Ad archive ID , Collation ID , Page ID , Page name , and Entity type Is active , Start date , End date , and Total active time Publisher platform , Categories , and Ad library URL Snapshot: the creative itself — Ad text , Title , Caption , CTA text , CTA type , Display format , Link URL , Link description , Page profile URL , Page profile picture URL , and Page like count Cards , Images , and Videos within the snapshot, each carrying the image and video URLs for that creative. Entries in Cards also include Is UGC video when Detect UGC for video ads is turned on. Total ads: The total number of ads found for the company. Page ID: The company page the ads belong to. Is last page: Whether this response is the final page of results. Continuation token: Token for paging through further results. Ads: One entry per ad, containing: Creative type , Ad ID , and Type Advertiser: the advertiser's Name , Logo URL , and Promoted flag Commentary: the ad copy Image: the creative's URL and Alt text Headline: the ad's Title and Description View details link: a URL to view the ad in the ad library Total ad count: The number of ads found. Country code: The country the search covered. Continuation token: Token for paging through further results. Ads: One entry per ad, containing Advertiser ID , Advertiser name , Creative ID , Format , Original URL , Start , Last seen , and Variants . Each entry in Variants carries the creative's Content , Height , and Width . Processed ads: Returned in place of Ads when Extract ad copy is turned on. Each entry carries Advertiser ID , Advertiser name , Creative ID , Original URL , Display URL , Format , Start , Last seen , and Extracted ad copy . Processing summary: Also returned when Extract ad copy is turned on, with Total ads received , Text ads found , Successfully processed , and Failed processing .

What can you derive from it?

1. Active demand: combine topic or site intent with fit and recency to separate accounts showing buying behaviour from static target lists. 2. Audience quality: compare follower growth, engagement, geography, and audience composition to judge distribution power and sponsorship fit.

How would a GTM team use it?

1. Revenue trigger: launch outreach only when a Adyntel signal indicates an active project, budget event, stack change, hiring push, or market expansion. 2. Content intelligence: turn Adyntel's ads, creatives, pages, or transcripts into a dated library of competitor claims, offers, audiences, and proof points.

What are the caveats?

Verified against Clay's live public integration catalog on 2026-10-17. The catalog data-point list is integration-wide; a particular action may return only a subset. Clay University also publishes action-level outputs; the raw-data column includes a condensed excerpt of that deeper schema. Coverage, freshness, geography, credit cost, and BYO-account requirements vary by action and plan. Estimated or inferred values should be validated before investment, legal, credit, or other high-stakes decisions.

Sources

  1. Clay integrations catalogue