About Us

Why we built this readiness assessment, and what it can and can't tell you.

Our Purpose

AdSenseCheck was built to help website owners and bloggers get a clearer, structured view of how prepared their site is across the areas that are commonly discussed when people talk about AdSense readiness — things like original content, essential policy pages, mobile-friendliness, and traffic quality. The goal is to turn a long list of scattered advice into a short, guided checklist you can work through in a few minutes.

Who This Tool Is For

This tool is designed for bloggers, small business owners, hobby site publishers, and anyone preparing a website before requesting a Google AdSense review. It's aimed at people who want a structured starting point for self-review, not a substitute for reading Google's own documentation.

How the Readiness Assessment Works

The checker asks a series of questions grouped into five areas: website basics, content, important website pages, user experience, and compliance & traffic. Each answer contributes a set number of points toward a transparent, clearly defined scoring system that runs entirely as JavaScript in your browser. Once you finish, you receive a score out of 100, a breakdown by category, and recommendations generated from the specific answers you gave.

No information you enter is sent anywhere — the entire calculation happens locally on your device. See our Privacy Policy for full details.

Why Following Official Publisher Policies Matters

Whatever this tool tells you, Google's own publisher policies are the authoritative source for AdSense requirements, and they can change over time. We strongly encourage reviewing the official Google AdSense resources directly before making decisions about your website or an application.

Why This Tool Cannot Guarantee Approval

Google reviews each site individually and considers factors, context, and signals that a self-assessment tool like this one cannot see or evaluate — including manual review, automated systems, and policies that aren't fully public. A high score here reflects that your answers align with commonly discussed readiness factors; it is not a prediction or guarantee of any outcome. Read our full Disclaimer for more detail.