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The radio ad search engine

Heard an ad on the radio? Find the number.

Tell us anything you remember — a few words, a jingle, the station, or when you heard it. We’ll find the ad.

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  • Real results The number, and more
What it does

Remember only a few words? That’s enough.

Radio Ad Search works from what the commercials actually say, so a half-remembered line is a way in.

Why this exists

Radio still works. The problem is what happens after the ad ends.

People hear the ad, remember the ad, and want to act on the ad — then lose the number somewhere between the traffic light and the driveway. Every one of those was a customer who was ready to call.

87% of US adults hear AM/FM radio in an average week
53% of AM/FM radio listening happens in the car
$12.3B forecast for US local radio advertising in 2025

Sources: Nielsen data via Katz Radio Group (Q1 2026); Edison Research Share of Ear (Q4 2025); BIA Advisory Services 2025 forecast. We show them because we would rather be checked than believed.

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Or find it the slow way

Every commercial is filed by station, city and trade — useful when you remember where you were but not what was said.

A word from us

Your customers shouldn’t lose you when your spot ends.

A commercial works for thirty seconds. The people it convinced go looking for you hours later, with half a slogan and no number.

Advertisers

Keep every radio commercial searchable after it airs.

Upload the spot once. We transcribe it, and the listener who only caught “we fight for you” still reaches you days later.

List my commercial Free to list. No card, no contract. Reviewed before it goes live.
Radio stations

Give advertisers more value from every spot you broadcast.

Submit your inventory in bulk and every advertiser you air stays reachable long after their campaign ends.

For radio stations

Still trying to remember that ad?

A few words may be all we need. No account, no forms.