AdSense Approval
Checker.
Check if your site is ready for Google AdSense: policy pages, content depth, HTTPS, mobile and indexability — scored in seconds.
What Google actually requires for AdSense
According to Google’s AdSense eligibility requirements, you need to be at least 18, have access to the HTML source of your site, publish high-quality, original content that attracts an audience, and follow the AdSense program policies. Google does not publish a minimum number of articles or a traffic threshold.
Google’s publisher policies also require a clear privacy policy that tells visitors how cookies and data are used — including by third-party ad vendors. Everything else reviewers look at comes down to one question: is this a real, useful, finished website?
What this AdSense checker looks for
| Check | Points | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy policy | 20 | Required by Google’s publisher policies |
| Contact page or email | 15 | Shows a real, reachable owner |
| About page | 15 | Explains who runs the site and why |
| Content depth | 15 | Thin pages are the most common rejection reason |
| Terms or disclaimer | 10 | Not required, but signals a complete site |
| HTTPS | 10 | Secure, trustworthy site |
| Mobile viewport | 5 | Most visitors and ads are mobile |
| XML sitemap | 5 | Helps Google find all your content |
| Indexable page | 5 | Reviewers and crawlers must reach your content |
You also get a full SEO health check of the page — titles, headings, noindex, canonical, schema and more — because a clean, well-built site makes a better impression on reviewers too.
Common reasons AdSense rejects a site
- Low value content — thin, copied, AI-spun or unfinished pages. The most frequently reported reason.
- Site down or unavailable — the reviewer couldn’t load the site, or it blocks crawlers.
- Navigation problems — broken menus, empty categories or pages that are hard to reach.
- Policy violations — copyrighted material, explicit or dangerous content, or misleading pages.
- Missing policy pages — no privacy policy or no way to contact the owner.
How to get approved faster
- Publish genuinely helpful, original articles in one clear topic area.
- Add About, Contact and Privacy Policy pages and link them in the menu or footer.
- Remove empty categories, placeholder text and “coming soon” pages.
- Make sure every page is indexable and the site works on mobile.
- Submit your sitemap in Google Search Console so your content is crawled before you apply.
- Run this checker on your homepage and a typical article, fix what is red, then apply.
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AdSense approval FAQ.
Is this an official Google AdSense checker?
No. It is an independent readiness check based on Google’s published eligibility requirements and publisher policies. Only Google’s own review decides approval.
How many articles do I need for AdSense approval?
Google does not publish a minimum number of pages or a traffic requirement. It asks for high-quality, original content that attracts an audience. Focus on a solid set of genuinely helpful pages rather than a number.
Do I need a privacy policy for AdSense?
Yes. Google’s publisher policies require a privacy policy that explains how cookies and data are used, including by third-party ad vendors.
Do I need traffic before applying to AdSense?
Google does not set a traffic minimum. But a site with real, useful content usually also attracts some visitors, and reviewers check that the site is a genuine, working website.
What is the most common reason for rejection?
Publishers most often report “low value content” — thin, copied or unfinished pages. Fix content quality first, then policy pages and navigation.
Can I check any website?
Yes. Enter any public URL. For the best picture, check your homepage and one of your typical articles.
Can this checker tell if my AdSense account is banned?
It checks your site against Google’s publisher policies, which is where most bans originate — policy violations, invalid traffic signals and low-value content. It cannot see your AdSense account status (only Google can), but if your site passes the policy checks here, an account-level issue is usually the remaining culprit.
Can I check whether AdSense will serve ads in my visitors’ country?
Partially. The checker reviews the policy and content signals Google applies everywhere, but actual ad serving also depends on advertiser demand and local regulations per country. If your site is policy-clean here, country-level blocks are rare — check Google’s list of supported countries if you suspect a regional issue.
What are the eligibility requirements for Google AdSense?
Google requires original, high-quality content, a privacy policy, clear navigation, and compliance with its publisher policies — no minimum traffic or article count is published. This checker scores your site against those published requirements so you can fix the gaps before applying.
How do I fix a ‘low value content’ AdSense rejection?
‘Low value content’ means Google found your pages thin, copied or unfinished. Expand thin pages into genuinely helpful articles with original insight, remove or merge near-duplicate pages, and make sure every indexed page serves a clear purpose. Re-check the site here, then reapply once the fixes are live.
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