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Law Firm Ad Library: 820 real lawyer ads, every word transcribed

Your competitors already paid to test these ads. See the exact scripts, how long each one ran, and what the Spanish ads say in English. Then write a better one for your firm.

Full transcriptsEnglish + SpanishDays each ad ran
820Real law firm video ads
430Unique creatives
28Advertisers tracked
EN + ESSpanish ads translated
What's inside

Everything you want from a lawyer ad, in one place

The Meta Ad Library shows you an ad. This shows you why it might be working, what it says, and how long the firm kept paying for it.

The full script

Every video is transcribed. Search any phrase across all 820 ads, like "work permit" or "consulta gratis".

Days running

See how long each ad stayed live. Sort by longest running to find the ads firms refused to turn off.

Spanish ads, in English

Spanish ads come with an English translation side by side, so you can read the angle even if you don't speak Spanish.

Filter by case type

Marriage green cards, deportation, asylum, work permits and more. Stack filters by language, firm and format.

Save to a swipe file

Star the ads you like and group them into boards for your next shoot, your editor or your agency.

Where the ad sends people

See the call to action and where the click goes: a website, an instant form, a phone call or WhatsApp.

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The signal

Why "days running" is the number to watch

No firm shares its cost per case. But you can see how long an ad stayed on. A firm that keeps paying for the same ad for 200+ days is telling you something.

  • Long runners are the shortlist. Start there, not with whatever looks prettiest.
  • Look for the repeat hook. When several firms open with the same line, the market is responding to it.
  • It is a signal, not proof. Days running doesn't tell you spend or results. Use it to pick what to test.
Ad A · Spanish · deportation400+ days
Ad B · English · marriage280 days
Ad C · Spanish · work permit150 days
Ad D · English · asylum21 days
Illustration of the "longest running" sort. Real numbers live in the library.
How to use it

Find a winning ad angle in 10 minutes

Pick your case type

Filter to the cases you want more of, and the language your clients speak.

Sort by longest running

The top of the list is where firms kept spending. That's your shortlist.

Read the first 5 seconds

Open the transcript and copy down the hook. That line does most of the work.

Make it yours

Keep the angle, change the words, put your own attorney or presenter on camera. Never copy an ad word for word.

Straight talk

What this library is, and what it isn't

We built it for our own ad research, then opened it up. Here's exactly what you're looking at.

It is

  • Public video ads collected from the Meta Ad Library
  • Transcripts and translations for every video
  • Updated 31 Oct 2026, with a source snapshot from 17 Oct 2026

It isn't

  • Live data. Days running is from the snapshot date.
  • Spend, cost per lead or signed-case numbers. Nobody publishes those.
  • Perfect. Transcripts are machine-made, so check a line before you quote it.
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FAQ

Law firm ad library questions

What is a law firm ad library?

It's a searchable collection of real ads that law firms have run. Ours holds 820 immigration law firm video ads from the Meta Ad Library, with transcripts, English translations of Spanish ads, and how many days each ad ran.

Is the ad library free?

Yes. It's free, there's no login and no email gate. Open library.rocketlaunchmedia.com and start searching.

How is this different from the Meta Ad Library?

The Meta Ad Library shows ads one advertiser at a time, with no transcripts. Here you can search the spoken words across every ad, read Spanish ads in English, filter by case type and sort by how long each ad ran.

What makes a good Facebook ad for lawyers?

Look at the long-running ads and you'll see a pattern: a hook in the first few seconds that names the client's exact situation, a real person on camera, plain language, and one clear next step like a call or a consultation form.

Does days running mean an ad made the firm money?

No. It means the firm kept the ad live for that long. That's a useful signal for what to test, but it doesn't show spend, leads or signed cases.

Can I copy these ads?

Use them for ideas, angles and structure. Don't copy another firm's ad word for word, and make sure your own ads follow your state bar's advertising rules.

Is it only immigration law firms?

Right now the library covers immigration law firm ads, in English and Spanish. The patterns, like strong hooks and clear calls to action, apply to any law firm running video ads.