SparkAds

Reviewed 1d ago.

• tools: 5 tools scanned
• metadata: scanned

No findings.

Tools (5)

• get_my_stats

  Get this advertiser's own ad performance for the last 30 days: impressions and clicks split by day, by app in the Spark network, and by traffic source, plus every creative they own with its review status. Read-only. Scoped to the API key holder; it cannot report on anyone else.

• get_slot

  Get the hour this advertiser holds: the UTC hour, the same hour on their target country's clock, the country itself, and the card that runs in it with its review status. Also reports whether the ad is actually live right now, which needs all three of a held hour, an approved card and a paying subscription. Read-only.

• list_free_slots

  List the UTC hours nobody has claimed yet, out of the 24 the network sells. Pass a country to also get each free hour on that country's clock and the best five ranked by local evening attention. Supported countries: GB, IE, PT, FR, DE, ES, IT, NL, BE, SE, NO, DK, PL, CH, AT, NG, FI, GR, RO, UA, EG, ZA, IL, SA, TR, RU, KE, AE, PK, IN, BD, TH, VN, ID, CN, SG, MY, PH, HK, TW, AU, JP, KR, NZ, BR, AR, US, CA, PE, CO, MX. Read-only; claiming an hour still happens on the website.

• get_network_pulse

  Get the whole network's last 24 hours: total impressions, total clicks, how many apps showed the carousel, and how many of the 24 hourly slots are taken. This is the public inventory figure, the same one the SparkAds landing page prints, not this advertiser's own numbers. Read-only.

• update_creative

  Edit this advertiser's ad card. Pass only the fields to change; anything omitted keeps its current value. WRITE TOOL, and it costs something: saving resets the card's status to 'pending', so the ad STOPS running until a person approves it again. Say that to the user and get their agreement before calling this. Caps: name 40 characters, tagline 60, one-sentence body 160, url must be https, domain must be a bare hostname like myapp.com. House style: plain words, no exclamation marks, and the sentence says what the product does rather than why it is good.