Snapchat Ads

Snapchat Ads lets you run targeted advertising campaigns across Snapchat, Snap Audience Network, and other placements. With Coupler.io, you can automatically export your campaign performance, ad group metrics, individual ad data, and audience insights to your favorite analytics tools—no coding required.

Why connect Snapchat Ads to Coupler.io?

  • Centralize your ad metrics — Pull campaign, ad group, and ad-level performance data into Google Sheets, Excel, BigQuery, or Looker Studio

  • Track audience insights — Export demographic and geographic breakdowns to understand who's engaging with your ads

  • Automate reporting — Set up scheduled data flows to refresh your dashboards and reports on your preferred cadence

  • Combine with other data — Join Snapchat data with Facebook Ads, Google Ads, or other sources to compare performance across channels

  • Feed AI tools — Send performance summaries to Claude, ChatGPT, or Perplexity for automated insights and analysis

Prerequisites

  • A Snapchat Ads Manager account with at least one active ad account

  • Access to create or manage ad accounts (you'll authorize Coupler.io via OAuth)

  • A destination to export data to (Google Sheets, Excel, BigQuery, Looker Studio, or an AI destination)

Quick start

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How to connect

1

Create a new data flow. In Coupler.io, click "Create a new data flow" and select Snapchat Ads as your source.

2

Sign in to Snapchat Ads Manager. Click the OAuth sign-in button and authorize Coupler.io to access your Snapchat Ads data. You'll be prompted to log in with your Snapchat Ads Manager credentials.

3

Select your ad accounts. Choose which ad accounts you want to pull data from. You can select multiple accounts if you manage more than one.

4

Choose a report type. Select what data you want to export—for example, "Campaign performance," "Ad group performance," or "List of Ads." Performance reports include metrics like impressions, clicks, spend, and conversions. List reports show your campaigns, ad groups, ads, creatives, or media without performance metrics.

5

Set the date range (for performance reports). If you've selected a performance report, use the date picker to set your start and end dates. The date range is required for performance data.

6

Choose how to split your data. For performance reports, decide whether you want metrics broken down by day, month, or as totals. Select "Daily" for day-by-day performance, "Monthly" for rolling monthly totals, or "Totals" for the entire date range combined.

7

Pick your destination. Select where you want the data to go—Google Sheets, Excel, BigQuery, Looker Studio, or an AI tool like Claude or ChatGPT.

8

Run your data flow. Click "Run" to execute a test pull of your data. Once it completes successfully, you can review the data in your destination and set up a schedule if needed.

Report types overview

Report Type
What It Shows
Best For

Campaign performance

Metrics by campaign (impressions, clicks, spend, conversions)

Tracking overall campaign ROI

Ad group performance

Metrics by ad group (called "Ad Squad" in Snapchat)

Optimizing audience targeting

Ad performance

Metrics by individual ad

Comparing creative performance

Campaign geo&demography insights

Campaign metrics broken down by age, gender, location, device

Understanding who engages with campaigns

Ad group geo&demography insights

Ad group metrics by demographic and location

Targeting adjustments

Ad geo&demography insights

Ad metrics by demographic and location

Creative refinement

List of Campaigns

Names, IDs, status of all campaigns

Inventory management

List of Ad groups

Names, IDs, status of all ad groups

Structure reference

List of Ads

Names, IDs, status, type of all ads

Ad library audit

List of Creatives

Creative assets and metadata

Asset management

List of Media

Media files and metadata

Media library reference

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