Test your website against strict Google AdSense policies before you apply. Our advanced auditor scans your sitemap, analyzes site-wide content averages, verifies legal compliance, and provides detailed fixes to prevent "Low Value Content" rejections.
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Discovered Sitemap URLs
The scanner extracts internal links from your sitemap to understand your site's overall architecture.
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How to use this tool
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The "Thick Content" Rule
Google rarely approves sites where the average word count is under 600 words. Aim for 1000+ words on your primary 15–20 articles to ensure you pass the "Valuable Inventory" check
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Privacy Policy Specifics
Your Privacy Policy must explicitly mention "Google AdSense" and "Cookies." If you don't mention how you handle user data regarding ads, you are in violation of the transparency policy.
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The "Under Construction" Trap
Ensure your navigation menu doesn't have any "Empty" categories. If a reviewer clicks a menu link and sees "Coming Soon" or a blank page, they will reject the site immediately.
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Unique Value Proposition
AdSense bots look for "Originality." If your site simply copies news from larger outlets without adding unique analysis or a new perspective, you will be flagged for "Scraped Content."
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Image-to-Text Ratio
While beautiful images are great for users, AdSense bots cannot "see" images. If your page is 90% images and 10% text, the bot will think the page is empty. Always include descriptive paragraphs.
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Sitemap Accessibility
Ensure your sitemap is listed in your robots.txt file. This is the first place the Googlebot looks to understand your site.
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Mobile-First Design
70% of ad impressions are mobile. If your font is too small or buttons are too close together on a phone, your "Readiness Score" will drop.
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User Engagement signals
Although not a hard technical rule, having an active "Comments" section or internal links that keep users on the site longer signals to Google that your site is a high-value destination.
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Avoid "Auto-Generated" Content
Standard AI-generated text without human editing often has a repetitive structure that Google’s "SpamBrain" can detect. Always add your own voice to the content.
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Remove Placeholder Text
Check for "Lorem Ipsum" text or default template links. These are common in new WordPress installs and are an instant signal that the site is not ready.
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Domain Age & History
While new domains can get approved, having a site that has been active and indexed for at least 30–60 days significantly increases your trust score.
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Contact Information
A "Contact Us" page should have a real email address. Generic contact forms without an email address are sometimes viewed as less transparent.
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The Footer Requirement
Your legal links (Privacy, Terms, About, Contact) should be in the footer so they are accessible from every single page on the site.
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Avoid Restricted Niches
Sites focusing on hacking, illegal streaming, or "Get Rich Quick" schemes are rarely approved unless they are purely educational and strictly follow legal guidelines.
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Check for Broken Links
Use our "Link Extraction" table to find 404 errors. Google hates broken links as they signal a poorly maintained website.
Navigating the Google AdSense approval process in 2026 has become increasingly difficult. Gone are the days when a site with five articles and a basic layout could get approved in 24 hours. Today, Google utilizes an extremely sophisticated AI-driven bot that evaluates the "Human Value" of a website. Most publishers fail because they focus on a single page, whereas AdSense reviewers look at the aggregate health of the entire domain. The SutraBase AdSense Readiness Checker is a professional-grade simulation environment designed to put your website through the same "Stress Test" that a Googlebot or a human reviewer would perform.
The technical "Brain" of this tool operates on a multi-stage discovery logic. When you input your domain, the tool doesn't just look at the homepage; it immediately hunts for your site's "Nervous System"—the XML Sitemap. By checking standard paths like /sitemap.xml and even deep-diving into robots.txt directives, the tool identifies the actual content structure of your site. Once the sitemap is extracted, our engine selects a representative sample of your pages to perform a "Deep Scan." This is a critical distinction from basic checkers: we calculate Site-Wide Averages. AdSense rejections often stem from a high "Thin Content" ratio. If your site has 20 pages but 15 of them have less than 300 words, your overall score drops, and a rejection is almost guaranteed.
Our analyzer evaluates four primary pillars of publisher compliance. First is Inventory Value, where we strip away HTML noise, scripts, and navigation menus to count the "Unique Textual Word Count" of your articles. Second is Navigational Integrity, ensuring that your internal linking structure allows bots to flow through your site without hitting dead ends. Third is Policy Safety, where our engine scans for high-risk terminology related to restricted categories like gambling, adult content, or copyrighted materials. Finally, we verify Transparency Compliance, looking for the "Big Four" legal documents: Privacy Policy, About Us, Contact Us, and Terms and Conditions. This data is then processed through our proprietary weighted algorithm to give you an "Approval Probability Percentage." All of this happens in your browser’s local memory, ensuring that your pre-launch data remains 100% private and secure. It is truly a masterclass in edge-based technical auditing.
When to use this tool?
The AdSense Eligibility Checker is an indispensable asset for various stages of the publishing lifecycle. The most vital use case is for New Domain Warm-up. Many bloggers make the mistake of applying for AdSense as soon as they have 5 articles. By using this tool, you can see if your current "Average Word Count" is high enough to satisfy a manual reviewer. It helps you identify which specific pages are "Thin" and need more content before you submit your application. Since an AdSense rejection can sometimes bench your domain for weeks or even months, getting it right the first time is essential for your business timeline.
For Niche Site Flippers and Developers, this tool serves as a "Pre-Purchase Audit." If you are buying a website from a marketplace like Flippa or Empire Flippers, you can run the URL through our auditor to see if the site is actually "AdSense Ready" or if it is riddled with policy violations that might prevent future monetization. It provides a quick technical snapshot of the site's architecture, sitemap health, and content depth, allowing you to make an informed investment decision.
Another major use case is Post-Rejection Troubleshooting. If you have already been rejected by Google with a generic message like "Low Value Content" or "Site Under Construction," our tool helps you decode the mystery. By running the audit, you might discover that your sitemap is broken or that you are missing a link to your Privacy Policy in the footer—errors that are easy to miss but are "Auto-Reject" triggers for Google. Finally, for SEO Agencies and Consultants, this tool provides a professional report that can be shown to clients to justify why more content needs to be written or why the site structure needs an overhaul. It turns subjective opinions into objective, data-driven technical scores.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our tool checks for the technical and structural requirements of AdSense. However, Google also performs a manual human review. If a human reviewer feels your "Topic" is not advertiser-friendly or is too common (like a general tech news site with no unique angle), they may still reject it.
Quality is better than quantity. It is better to have 20 high-quality, 1200-word articles than 100 thin, 200-word articles. Google prioritizes "Value" over volume.
Yes. This tool works on any platform. As long as the site is public and has a sitemap, our bot can scan and analyze it.
Our engine removes "Boilerplate" text like your header, footer, and sidebar to find the true content length. Reviewers only care about the words you actually wrote for the article, not the words in your menu.
Absolutely. We encourage you to use the suggestions to fix your site, then come back and "Check Again" until your score is 90% or higher.
These are "Red Flag" words that Google advertisers don't want to be associated with. If your site discusses these topics, ensure you are doing so in a way that complies with the "Standardized Content" policies.
Ensure your sitemap is at yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml. If you use a plugin like Yoast SEO or RankMath, they might use different paths. Add a line to your robots.txt that says: Sitemap: https://yourdomain.com/your-sitemap-path.xml.
: To maintain speed and proxy safety, we scan a representational sample of up to 15 pages. If these 15 pages (usually your latest posts) are good, it’s a strong indicator that the rest of your site follows the same standard.
No. This is a "Passive Scan." It does not change anything on your website. It only reads the public data that is already available to Google.
A canonical link tells Google which version of a page is the "Master" version. Without it, if you have multiple URLs for the same post, Google might penalize you for "Duplicate Content."
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