Approval readiness signals look good
The public checks did not find major readiness issues. You should still review the site manually and confirm your account status before applying.
AdSense Approval Checker
Check if your website is ready before applying for Google AdSense.
This checker reviews public readiness signals before you apply. It does not predict or guarantee Google AdSense approval.
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Overview
About this AdSense Approval Checker
The AdSense Approval Checker is built for publishers who want to review a website before submitting it to Google AdSense. It focuses on public readiness signals that are commonly visible to visitors, crawlers, and reviewers: HTTPS, policy pages, crawlability, metadata, page depth, and basic content value.
Use this checker before a first application, before reapplying after rejection, or when preparing a new site section for monetization. It does not predict Google's decision, but it helps you find fixable public issues that can make a site look incomplete, thin, blocked, or hard to review.
How it works
Check a domain or URL in three steps
- 1
Enter the domain or URL that represents the site you want to apply with.
- 2
The checker reviews access, HTTPS, policy pages, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, noindex, canonical, H1, meta description, and content depth.
- 3
The result explains which approval readiness signals look good and which public issues should be fixed before applying.
What this checker looks for
Readiness before applying
Access and HTTPS
Whether the site is online, reachable, using HTTPS, and free from broken redirects or blocking errors.
Trust pages
Privacy Policy, Contact, About, and Terms paths that help reviewers understand who runs the site.
Crawlability
robots.txt, sitemap.xml, meta robots noindex, canonical status, and public indexing signals.
Content readiness
Homepage explanation, page text depth, H1, meta description, and original tool or game page copy.
Output language
Approval readiness signals look good.
Some approval readiness issues were found.
The site is likely not ready for AdSense based on public checks.
Fix application blockers first
Start with missing HTTPS, Privacy Policy, Contact, About, sitemap.xml, noindex, and thin page issues before submitting a new AdSense application.
Features
- Checks whether the site is publicly reachable and served over HTTPS.
- Looks for Privacy Policy, Contact, About, and Terms pages.
- Reviews crawlability signals such as robots.txt, sitemap.xml, noindex, and canonical.
- Measures page text depth and important on-page SEO signals.
- Flags public wording risks that may need editorial review.
Benefits
- Avoid submitting a site with obvious missing trust pages or crawlability problems.
- Prioritize fixes before spending time on another AdSense application.
- Improve the site for both users and reviewers with clearer structure and content.
- Use a repeatable checklist for new sites, tool pages, blogs, and utility pages.
Use cases
- First-time publishers checking a site before applying for AdSense.
- Site owners who received an AdSense rejection and need a public readiness checklist.
- Teams launching a new content section, tool site, or SaaS resource center.
- Publishers comparing several domains to decide which one is closest to review-ready.
How to interpret results
Read the result as a public signal report
Some approval readiness issues were found
The site has fixable public issues, such as missing policy pages, weak content depth, noindex, or crawlability gaps.
The site is likely not ready
Critical public signals are missing or failing. Fix these before applying, because reviewers and crawlers may not see a complete, trustworthy site.
Limitations / disclaimer
What this tool cannot confirm
- The checker cannot guarantee AdSense approval or read private Google review notes.
- It does not replace Google's official eligibility requirements or program policies.
- A technically ready site can still be rejected for content quality, policy, ownership, traffic, or account reasons.
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AdSense Approval Checker FAQ
Common questions about what this checker can verify and how to interpret the public report.
Does this checker guarantee AdSense approval?
No. It only checks public signals that commonly affect readiness. Google makes the final decision through its own review systems.
Why are policy pages part of approval readiness?
AdSense reviews need clear publisher identity, contact paths, privacy disclosure, and enough site context. Missing trust pages are a fixable public risk.
Why does it check content depth?
Thin tool, game, or AI pages can look low value if they only contain a form or iframe. Original explanations, usage steps, examples, and FAQs make the page easier to review.
Should I run this before applying or after rejection?
Both. Use it before applying to catch basic issues, or after rejection to prioritize public fixes before reapplying.