Tavily's LinkedIn ads sell a four-verb API. The homepage backs it up, but the hero leads with the audience.

Tavily's LinkedIn ad cluster sells a single web-access API for AI agents with four verbs front and center: search, extract, research, and crawl. The homepage at tavily.com confirms every theme the ads raise: live web data for grounding models, production-grade latency and scale, enterprise trust, and a free-to-try motion. Offer continuity is the strongest dimension at 9.0.

The small gap that costs the page a full letter grade is the H1. The dominant ad headline 'Search. Extract. Research. All in One API.' leads with the product shape, while the page H1 'Connect your AI agents to the web' leads with the audience and use case. The subhead one line down does say 'real-time search, extraction, research, and web crawling through a single, secure API,' so the promise is honored, but a visitor clicking the ad has to scan past the largest hero text to find the same words they just clicked.

The hero leads with 'Connect your AI agents to the web' and a subhead that resolves to the four-verb API: 'Real-time search, extraction, research, and web crawling through a single, secure API.' The primary buttons are 'Talk to an expert' and 'Try it out,' followed by an inline pill row of the same four verbs: search, extract, crawl, research.

Below the fold, the page restates every ad theme. 'Loved by developers, built for enterprises' anchors three feature pillars: ground models with fresh web context, handle thousands of web queries in seconds, and ship to production with built-in safeguards. A benchmarks section compares Tavily to Perplexity Search, Google SERP, Brave, and Exa on SimpleQA accuracy. A scale section repeats the ad proof points verbatim: 100M+ monthly requests, 99.99% uptime SLA, 180 ms p50 on /search, 1M+ developers, billions of pages crawled, and drop-in integration with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Groq. A press row closes with Databricks, IBM, JetBrains, and a $25M Series A announcement.