About Adplexity
Adplexity is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) ad intelligence platform used by affiliate marketers, media buyers, and advertisers to research competitors’ campaigns. Based in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, Adplexity provides data on ads running across multiple channels including mobile, desktop, native, push, adult, and other traffic sources. Users can search live and historical campaigns, see landing pages, traffic sources, and creatives, and download or clone funnels for their own use. Access is sold on a per-product basis (e.g., Mobile, Desktop, Native, Adult, Ecom) with monthly and discounted annual plans.
A charge from Adplexity on your bank or card statement typically appears after you purchase or renew access to one of their tools, such as Adplexity Mobile, Desktop, Native, Push, Adult, or Ecom. Most subscriptions are billed as recurring monthly fees per product (commonly around $199/month per tool, or discounted when paid yearly), so you may see regular charges every 30 days unless you cancel before the renewal date. You might also see a charge if you upgraded from one tool to a bundle, switched billing cycles, or if an expired trial/discounted promotional period rolled into full-price billing. In some cases, a small temporary authorization hold may show when you first add or update a payment method.
If you’re unsure why you’ve been charged by Adplexity, first log into your account at adplexity.com and check your “Billing,” “Subscriptions,” or “Account” area for active products, invoices, and renewal dates. Confirm whether colleagues or partners with access to your business card may have signed up, and search your email (including spam) for Adplexity order confirmations or login details. For unresolved questions, you can contact Adplexity support via the contact form or live chat on their website, or by replying to any billing or welcome emails; provide the last 4 digits of the card, the charge date, amount, and statement descriptor to help them locate your account. Common billing issues—such as double charges from a failed attempt, unwanted renewals, or access problems after payment—are usually resolved by verifying your subscription status and, where applicable, requesting cancellation or a partial/one-time refund according to their current refund policy.