Their ad prices next to yours
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A rival’s ad often shows a price. We put that price next to yours.
The rule
A price in an ad is the price they want people to talk about. It is worth knowing what you charge for the same thing.
How it works
- Open Marketing Studio → Competitors → a competitor → Meta ads.
- Press Read their ads. It costs 1 credit.
- Under the report you see their prices, with your own price next to each one.
You get one of three answers for each price:
- Their dish and yours. “They advertise ฿590 for margherita. Your Margherita is ฿720.”
- Where their price sits. “Your prices go from ฿180 to ฿980. This one sits between them.”
- No answer, and why. Some prices cannot be compared. We say so.
We never say your price is too high or too low. That is your choice to make.
Good to know
- We read these prices from their pictures. Look at the ad before you change a price.
- Some prices are not the price of one dish. “From ฿350” is their lowest price. A set menu price buys a few dishes. We show these, but we do not match them to one of your dishes.
- Some ads send people to a food delivery app. That app adds its own fee, so we do not put that price next to yours.
- Add prices to your own menu first. With no prices we have nothing to show you.
- Not every ad has a price. Many have none at all.
- If they run a lot of ads, we read the 8 that have run the longest. Prices in their other ads are not here.
Related features
- Read a competitor’s ads — the report these prices come from.
- Competitor menus — what they sell and what they charge.
- Who around you is paying for ads — how many of your rivals run ads at all.