Talk to companies running Facebook ads
ProspectEcho is the only tool that turns Facebook Ad Library searches into enriched lead lists in minutes. No coding or technical setup needed. Existing solutions require you to either: - Manually scrape for hours. - Learn automation tools like Apify/N8N. - Hire expensive VAs. We've made it dead simple: paste a search URL, wait a few minutes, download verified contact details. No other tool bridges the gap between manual work and complex automation this seamlessly.
Turn Facebook Ad Library searches into outreach-ready leads in under 2 minutes. If you're running an agency, SMMA, paid ads, creative services, web design, funnels, or SaaS, you know that businesses actively running Facebook ads are your ideal prospects. They have budget, they're investing in growth, and they need what you're selling. # The Problem Finding these prospects shouldn't be hard, but it is: * Manual searches through Facebook's Ad Library eat up hours of your day * Automation tools lik
congrats on the launch @josefbuettgen 💪
Contrats @josefbuettgen ! This seems very interesting. Where can I see prices? Because as with any lead gen tool, it will always come down to the cost.
Leads is all what we all need. Congrats on the launch team!
Super pumped for this launch. 🚀 I used to dig through the Facebook Ad Library myself, and it was honestly such a pain. Seeing this finally automated feels like justice. And honestly, even aside from the product, this is worth checking out just because Josef is the one building it. He puts in the work, listens, and actually ships things that solve real problems. Big day. Proud of you, Josef.
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