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The Evergreen products tab

Updated 11/02/2026 · screenshots from app version 0.6.5

This article helps you read the Evergreen products tab: products whose ads have run for a long time and the shop keeps them going.

Which videos the tab shows

A video goes into Evergreen products when it meets all three of the following:

  • Old + Win + Scale over 200 ads.
  • Has a product page link and has been dug.
  • Has over 50 ads live for more than 30 days that are still running, or the video file is over 30 days old and still running.

It doesn’t matter whether the shop posts new videos or not. The tab also takes videos labeled “Old product · new video”: the sales page existed long before the video, and the shop only made a new video for an old product. For details, see How SpyWinAds divides Win, Scale and Old.

The tab only shows videos scanned by the app on your computer; the numbers on each video are cumulative across the whole library. The video with the most ads still running is at the top.

Reading a video card

  1. The video age ring and the sales page age box. In this tab the age is usually large.
    A video card in the Evergreen products tab
  2. The line “… old ads · longest running … days” right under the date: the number of ads live for over 30 days that are still running, and the age of the oldest ad still running. This is the tab’s main number. In Table view, this number is in the “Old ads” column.
  3. The line “Running … days · … ads running with this video”.
  4. Win, Scale, Shops, Pages are read as in the other tabs. Win and Scale at 0 can still be an evergreen product if there are many old ads.

Buttons on the card

  • Analysis: a detail panel with Win, Scale, Old, sales page age, the “Product running ads since” milestone, the selling price, the pages that sell it, Watch history, the “Watchlist” / “Move to the Test videos tab” switches and the “✕ Remove from table” button.
  • Download icon: downloads the video file to your computer.
  • Clone: sends the product to your Shopify store.

Use this tab when picking products

  1. Look at the old ads number and “longest running”. An ad that has run for a long time and is still on is a sign the shop is still willing to spend on it.
  2. Click Analysis and look at “Product running ads since” to see how long the product has been advertised, across all videos.
  3. Look at Scale. A Scale that is still high means the shop is still posting new ads; a Scale of 0 means the shop is only keeping its old ads.
  4. A long-selling product usually already has many competitors. Open the pages that sell it and compare prices before you decide.
Long-running ads are an ad signal, not sales or profit. Running a long time does not mean it is profitable.

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