Real ChatGPT ads, exactly as they appeared.

Tens of thousands of ads captured inside ChatGPT, each with the prompt that showed it. Browse them by industry or by brand.

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The short answer

A ChatGPT ad is a sponsored card under the answer: advertiser, headline, a one-line description, usually an image, and a link. An answer shows one at most, and many show none.

Monday.com ChatGPT ad: If Dashboards Are A Must — Asked: “how do i build a law firm performance scorecard for our legal department, do i need a platform like omni or can i just use excel”

The anatomy of a ChatGPT ad

Advertiser and icon: The brand name and its favicon, with an Ad label.
Headline: About 29 characters in a typical ad. 11% name the brand in it.
Description: About 69 characters. 34% mention a number, price or percent.
Image: A product shot or branded visual on almost every ad.
The prompt: Not part of the ad, but it decides whether the ad shows. Every example here keeps it.

ChatGPT ad examples by industry

Who advertises, the prompts that showed their ads, and how the copy is written.

Brands advertising on ChatGPT

Every ad we captured for each brand, with the prompts behind them.

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How these ads were collected

ContextHint asks ChatGPT the kind of questions real buyers ask, across hundreds of industries, and records the sponsored card that comes back: advertiser, headline, description, image and the prompt itself. The examples here were captured between June to August 2026, mostly in the United States, with some in Australia and South Korea.

Ad text is shown exactly as captured. Industries come from the topic of the prompt, so one ad can appear under several. Shares and medians are measured on the captured ads, not on anyone's account data, and we never click the ads we record.

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ChatGPT ad examples: FAQ

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What do ChatGPT ads look like?

A sponsored card below ChatGPT's answer: the advertiser's name and icon, a short headline, a one-line description, usually an image, and a link. Across the ads we captured, a typical headline runs about 29 characters and a description about 69. An answer shows one ad at most, and many show none.

Which brands advertise on ChatGPT?

Thousands, from software companies like monday.com, Workday and HubSpot to retailers like Home Depot, Wayfair and Chewy, plus lenders, marketplaces and service businesses. Browse them by brand or by industry on this page.

Is there a ChatGPT ad library?

OpenAI doesn't publish one. These examples come from ContextHint, which asks ChatGPT realistic buyer prompts and records the sponsored cards it shows, with the prompt behind each ad. ContextHint's full ad library is available in its app.

How can I see my competitors' ChatGPT ads?

Look up their brand page here if they're listed, or ask ChatGPT the prompts your buyers ask and note whose ad appears. Ads rotate, so check the same prompts several times. ContextHint's tracking does this twice a week on prompts you choose.

Are these ads current?

They were captured between June to August 2026, mostly in the United States. Each page shows when its ads were first and last seen. Advertisers change copy often, so treat these as real examples of what ran, not a live feed.

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