Ad Almanac

Monthly reports

May 2025

What each company type bought in May 2025 across newsletters and podcasts. Events aren’t here: most event lists have no date of their own.

Newsletters

We have too few newsletter placements dated May 2025 to report on.

Podcasts

2,205Ads
604Companies
115Seen for the first time

We read 1,532 episodes from 307 podcasts published in May 2025. Coverage of this month is thinner than October 2026, when we read 28,437 episodes, so keep that in mind when you compare months.

By company type

Company typeAdsCompanies
Health & wellness23336
Security10316
Consumer goods10222
E-commerce & retail8512
Food & drink7611
Finance & fintech4516
Telecom & hardware367
HR & recruiting194
Travel & hospitality155
Education & courses134
AI & ML125
Investing & trading125
Government & nonprofit102
Sales & marketing software93
Developer tools86
Productivity & collaboration85
Banking & insurance71
Data & analytics73
Crypto & web361
Real estate21
Media & entertainment11
Newsletters11
No type on file1,395437

Most active companies

CompanyTypeAdsPodcasts
DraftKings517
BetterHelpHealth & wellness4419
QuinceE-commerce & retail3411
DeleteMeSecurity3211
Cozy EarthConsumer goods277
Meetmarigold261
SpecterOpsSecurity251
IvantiSecurity241
LMNTFood & drink235
TimelineHealth & wellness234
FactorFood & drink207
ShopifyE-commerce & retail1910
BON CHARGEHealth & wellness184
Helix SleepHealth & wellness184
Rocket MoneyFinance & fintech1810

Seen for the first time

The first podcast ad we have for each company. We add more podcasts over time, so a company here may have bought before we started reading where it ran. The 15 with the most ads, of 115.

CompanyTypeAdsPodcasts
Angel91
Boost Mobile61
Crackingenergy51
Relief Factor51
Aar41
Aircrewacademy41
Bringhockeyback41
CBDistilleryHealth & wellness42
Harveywatt41
Marshallshautesauce41
QualcommTelecom & hardware41
Vivobarefoot41
360Aviationadvisors31
Fearlessmission31
PreBorn!31

Earlier month · Later month

Counts are the ads we’ve found from companies we could identify, by the date each ran. They don’t show spend. A company missing here may still have bought; we only count what we read. How we get this data.