Stop Guessing Why Google AdSense Rejected Your Site
Vague rejections like "site not ready" or "low-value content" are frustrating — and useless. Our audit crawls your site like AdSense would and gives you a precise, page-by-page fix plan so your next application gets approved.
Run Your AdSense Audit
Enter your domain. We crawl like AdSense would and deliver a prioritized fix list — free for up to 5 pages.
For sites stuck in limbo
Utility tool hubs and SaaS sites repeatedly hitting "thin content" signals.
Page-by-page fix list
Not just "improve content" — exactly which pages and what to change, ordered by impact.
Re-audit before reapplying
Run it again after fixes to confirm every issue is resolved before your next application.
Apply once — get approved
Stop the rejection loop. Know exactly what's wrong before you submit.
From vague rejection
to a clear fix list
Communities are full of the same story: "I keep getting rejected and the reason is vague." Your site can look fine to humans and still trigger automated quality signals.
Find the exact pages that trigger risk
Not just "your site" — we show page-level findings so you can fix faster and smarter.
Prioritize fixes that actually matter
Trust pages, crawlability, indexability, UX clarity, thin and duplicate content patterns.
Re-audit before you reapply
Run it again after changes to confirm every issue is resolved before submitting.
Everything the AdSense Bot Checks
We surface every signal that influences an AdSense review — so nothing catches you off guard.
Trust & Policy Pages
Checks for Privacy Policy, Terms, About, and Contact — the pages reviewers look for first.
Indexability & Crawl Signals
Status codes, redirects, canonicals, robots/noindex, broken internal links.
Thin / Low-Value Content
Flags pages with too little useful text, repetitive templates, and poor information density.
HTML and JSON-LD Quality Checks
Broken HTML and JSON-LD issues that break rendering or crawling and degrade perceived site quality. Broken code is perceived as Low quality content
On-Page Essentials
Title, H1, and meta description presence — readability hints and link-to-text ratio signals.
Actionable Report
Clear "what it is / why it matters / how to fix" guidance per finding, ordered by priority.
Your report tells you exactly what to fix — and why
Most AdSense rejections don't explain what's actually wrong. Our report translates "low value content" and "site not ready" into a prioritized, page-by-page action list. Apply with confidence, not hope.
Get Your Free Report →Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about AdSense approval and our audit.
Why does AdSense say "Your site isn't ready to show ads"?
This message can be triggered by content quality issues, insufficient unique content, navigation problems, policy non-compliance, or technical crawl issues. Google groups these broadly — our audit breaks them down by page so you know exactly what to fix.
Can I reapply after being rejected?
Yes — after addressing the issues, you can request another review. The key is making meaningful changes before you reapply, and our re-audit feature lets you confirm everything is resolved first.
Does a utility site need blog content to get approved?
Not exactly. Utility sites often struggle because tool pages look similar (templates) and may appear "thin." Adding helpful supporting content — how-to guidance, FAQs, examples, and clear navigation — increases perceived value significantly.
Is this tool affiliated with Google?
No. This is an independent audit that surfaces technical signals and heuristics. Approval is always decided by Google — we just help you understand and fix what's likely causing issues before you apply.
How to get your site approved for AdSense?
To get approved for AdSense, your site must publish original, high-quality content, comply with Google’s program policies, and present clear trust signals such as a privacy policy, contact information, and a well-structured navigation. Approval is based on overall site quality and user value—not traffic alone—and the account holder must be at least 18 years old.
What are common AdSense mistakes to avoid?
Common AdSense mistakes include thin or duplicated content, missing trust pages, unclear site purpose, poor navigation, and applying before your site has enough high-quality, indexable pages. Sites are also frequently rejected for low-value utility pages without supporting text and weak content-to-ad balance.
How many views do you need for Google AdSense?
Google AdSense does not require a minimum number of page views for approval. Instead of traffic, reviewers evaluate overall site quality, including original content, clear structure, and strong trust signals. Many sites are approved with low daily visits if they demonstrate real value and full policy compliance.
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