Replit commercials & ads

6,071 Replit ads in the Meta Ad Library, 180 running now.

Ads in library
6,071
Running now
180
Creatives read
44
Median run
8d

Replit has 6,071 ads in the Meta Ad Library, and 180 were running when we read it on October 6, 2026. Below is a page of creative from Replit’s 2026 advertising campaigns, the formats it uses, and how long the ads stay up.

The Replit ad library

The creative read here is 70 percent video, 23 percent single image, 7 percent carousel. 31 of the 44 ads read here are video: Replit’s commercials as they run in the feed. The median ad ran 8 days and the longest was still up at 47. 3 percent of everything Replit has published on Meta is still delivering, which is a brand retiring most of what it makes and scaling the survivors.

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    Hooks, landing pages and run length for each

Every creative, with its copy, format and run length

Replit ads on Google and LinkedIn

4,369 Replit ads beyond Meta. As of October 15, 2026, Replit has 4,969 detectable ads across Meta, Google and LinkedIn. Its longest-observed creative has run for 98 days. Learn More is its most common call to action. These observations come from public ad libraries; spend and performance are not disclosed.

Replit LinkedIn Ads

676 in the library

Headlines, CTAs, landing pages and run length for every one

Replit Google Ads

3,693 in the library

Headlines, CTAs, landing pages and run length for every one

Sprites analysis of Replit's ads

Sprites analysis · updated August 29, 2026

Two voices, one product

House ads repeat "Idea to app, fast. Start for free now." Creators narrate their own builds.

Longest runner isn't theirs

The 98-day longest-runner is a Portuguese-language creator post. Licensed footage outlasted the house creative.

Four buttons, one page

271 of 311 Meta destinations land on the homepage. Only four CTA buttons were recorded overall.

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This page is one read. Sprites watches the library for the brands you follow across Meta, Google and LinkedIn, shows every creative with its run dates, and proposes the changes worth making in your own account once you approve them.