AdSense Approval Scanner

Free AdSense Approval Checker — find why your site was rejected.

Run a fast site review to spot the usual AdSense deal-breakers: missing policy pages (privacy/cookies/contact), thin content, and basic structure/UX signals that make a site look low-value.

Related checks: All free tools Noindex checker Indexability check

What this scanner checks (like a human reviewer)

Policy & trust pages
  • Privacy Policy + Cookie Policy detection
  • Contact / About presence
  • Terms (recommended) and “legal” pages
  • Footer link visibility (common failure)
Content & low-value signals
  • Thin pages and low word-count content
  • Unclear purpose or “tool-only” pages
  • Site sections that look unfinished
  • High-level risk flags (not “AI detection”)

This tool is read-only and does not connect to Google/AdSense. It simply checks publicly crawlable signals that commonly correlate with approval outcomes.

Examples we catch (common search phrases)

If any of these sound familiar, the scan will usually flag the underlying cause and give you a fix list:

Example“AdSense rejected: low value content” → thin pages, unclear purpose, or tool-only pages with no supporting copy.
Example“AdSense rejected: insufficient content” → too few indexable pages or low word count across key pages.
Example“missing privacy policy AdSense” → privacy page not found, not linked site-wide, or blocked by consent/login.
Example“cookie policy AdSense UK / GDPR” → cookie policy missing or no clear footer links/consent explanation.
Example“site not ready / needs more content” → placeholder sections, duplicate blocks, or pages that look unfinished.
Example“policy violation” → missing transparency pages and unclear ownership/contact signals.
Start here 👇
No Google login Read-only scan Fast
✅ AdSense required pages: Privacy, Cookies, Contact/About
✅ Thin content & low-value site signals
✅ Trust checks: clear purpose + ownership signals
✅ Structure: viewport, titles, nav/footer basics
Step 1

Enter your website URL

Example: https://example.com

Scan options advanced
No Google login • Read-only scan • We only fetch public pages
Scanning

Reviewing your site…

This usually takes a few seconds. You’ll see each step tick off.

  • Checking legal pages
    Privacy, Contact, About, Cookies/GDPR
  • Crawling pages
    Discovering internal pages to review
    0%
  • Analysing content depth
    Word counts, thin pages, duplicated blocks
    0%
  • Pattern analysis
    Signals commonly linked with low-value content
    0%
  • UX & technical checks
    HTTPS, navigation, broken links
    0%
  • Final scoring
    Verdict + fix list
    0%
Results

AdSense Readiness

example.com Scanned just now
0 / 100

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Why Google likely declined your site

Recommended fixes

AdSense approval help

Common reasons Google rejects AdSense applications

AdSense approval is usually blocked by a small set of issues: missing policy pages, thin or low-value content, and weak site structure. Use the scan results above, then use the checklist below to fix what matters most.

1) Required pages (fast wins)

Most rejections happen because the reviewer can’t easily find policy pages. Even if you have them, they must be linked site-wide in the footer.

  • Privacy Policy: ownership, data use, advertising + third-party vendors.
  • Cookie Policy: cookies/consent and how ads/analytics work.
  • Contact / About: who runs the site + how to reach you.
  • Terms (recommended): basic conditions and liability.

2) Thin content & “low-value” patterns

Tool pages can rank and earn — but AdSense reviewers often want clear purpose + enough helpful text around the tool. Add supporting explanations, examples, and “who this helps”.

  • Add a clear purpose statement (who it’s for, what it solves).
  • Explain your process (what the tool checks and why it matters).
  • Include practical next steps and common fixes.
  • Ensure important pages aren’t empty, placeholder, or duplicate.

3) UX & structure signals reviewers notice

Basic structure issues can undermine trust: missing viewport, weak navigation, no footer, confusing layout. Your scan highlights these per-page where possible.

  • Mobile-friendly viewport meta on every page.
  • Navigation that helps users reach key sections.
  • Footer links to policies and contact/about.
  • Clear titles and page headings (H1).

4) Best practice before you reapply

  • Fix missing pages + link them in the footer site-wide.
  • Expand thin pages (add helpful copy above/below tools).
  • Request indexing in Google Search Console after changes.
  • Re-scan and aim for 85+ before submitting again.

FAQ

Does this tool connect to Google AdSense?
No. It performs a read-only scan of public pages and checks common approval signals (policies, content depth, basic structure).
Why does AdSense care about Privacy and Cookie policies?
AdSense involves advertising and often cookies/identifiers. Reviewers expect clear disclosure and a simple way for users to understand data usage.
My policy pages exist — why does the scanner say missing?
Common causes: the page isn’t linked in the footer, it’s blocked by robots/login/consent walls, it returns non-HTML, or it’s not discoverable from the crawl sample.
How much content do I need for AdSense?
There isn’t a single word-count rule. Aim for genuinely helpful pages with clear purpose. For tool pages, add supporting explanation, examples, and user guidance above and below the tool.
How long should I wait before reapplying?
After fixes, give Google time to re-crawl and index your changes (use Search Console). Then re-scan and only reapply once your site looks complete and consistent.