Free extras ads: who runs this offer and how
Free extras is one of the shapes a deal takes in the ad library, grouped from the verbatim offer copy on each creative. It is the 3rd most-run of the 13 offer types in the library, on 12,378 mentions from 77 advertisers across 19 categories.
Meta ad library · updated Sep 8, 2026
Which categories run it
EdTech & Education runs it hardest, on 3,867 mentions from 15 advertisers, ahead of Beauty & Personal Care and BFSI — Lending & Credit.
Who runs it most
Traya runs it on 1,284 mentions, 68% of its own output.
Who leans on it hardest
Volume and commitment are different questions. These are the advertisers for whom it is the largest share of their own library, rather than the ones who simply run the most ads overall.
In their own words
The bucket above is ours; the wording below is the advertiser's, taken verbatim from the ad and counted across the library. The same deal is worth reading in the words the market actually uses for it.
- “FREE Hair Test”Traya · 900
- “Enroll for free”Coursera · 820
- “+75 Free Gold”Myjar · 334
- “Try for free”Canva · 298
- “Free chat”Jeevansathi · 273
- “+ 75 Free Gold”Myjar · 270
- “Free lesson”Codingal · 261
- “First chat FREE”Oolka · 221
- “Try Canva Pro for free”Canva · 210
- “free assessment”Mathnasium · 203
- “Free Jute Bag on orders above ₹699”Pilgrim · 197
- “Free Coding Class”BrightCHAMPS · 185
- “TRY A FREE MATH CLASS TODAY”BrightCHAMPS · 183
- “build an app for FREE”Replit · 180
- “Try a free lesson”Codingal · 171
- “+ ₹75 Free Gold”Myjar · 159
- “FREE Studs Worth ₹1,495”Palmonas · 153
- “Sign up for free”Canva · 148
All 13 offer types
Offer type is grouped from the verbatim offer text on each creative by a rule set, not a platform field, so a creative with no readable offer is counted in the denominator and appears on no page. Every figure is a count from the analysed creatives, not an estimate. There is no spend, impression or performance data in the source and none is inferred.
