Built for publishers tired of guessing
A free, transparent readiness audit — built because the real reasons AdSense rejects sites are rarely the ones publishers expect.
We built AdSense Approval Checker after watching too many small publishers burn weeks polishing the wrong things. People rewrite their About page for the third time, agonise over a logo, sweat over a domain name — meanwhile their site is missing a privacy policy, runs on plain HTTP, or has thirty words on the homepage. The reviewers don’t care about your logo. They care whether your site is a genuine publication, technically sound, and legally compliant.
This tool checks the things the reviewers actually verify. It runs on our server in about fifteen seconds, gives you a per-category breakdown, and tells you which fixes will move the needle versus which are cosmetic. No signup, no URLs stored, and no upsell to a paid tier.
What we audit
The audit runs across six categories: domain history, semantic HTML structure, security headers, render performance, legal pages, and content/crawlability. Each category contributes to a final score and a plain-English verdict. Failing items are marked clearly so you know what to fix first.
The score is advisory. It cannot judge subjective things like writing quality or whether a niche is profitable. But it catches the technical and structural issues that account for the majority of automated rejections, which is where most publishers slip up.
Who’s behind it
AdSense Approval Checker is founded and edited by Rony Barua, who built the site’s free tools and writes its guides from hands-on experience preparing and submitting real sites for Google AdSense. Every guide carries his byline and a “last reviewed” date, so there is a real, accountable person behind the advice — not an anonymous content mill. You can read more about him and see everything he’s written on his author page.
The site is operated by Xposuresoft, a small software studio that ships products for publishers, marketers, and small businesses. We make a living building paid software, so we run this tool as a free utility — the kind of thing we wished existed when we first started monetising sites. How we research and stand behind our content is set out in our Editorial Policy and Content Review Policy.
If something on this site is broken, wrong, or could be sharper, we want to hear about it. The fastest way to reach us is our contact page. We read every message and reply to most of them.
What this tool isn’t
We’re not Google. We’re not affiliated with Google. We don’t talk to Google. A perfect score on this audit doesn’t guarantee approval, and a poor score doesn’t guarantee rejection. Treat it as a structured second opinion before you submit your application.
We also don’t store the URLs you submit. The audit runs server-side in memory, returns a JSON result to your browser, and the request data is discarded. No analytics dashboards looking over your shoulder.
Our principles
- Free should mean free. No login walls, no “upgrade to see your full report,” no email harvesting before you can run a check.
- Plain language over jargon. Every check explains what it tested and why it matters, in language a non-technical site owner can act on.
- No dark patterns. We don’t fake urgency, don’t scare users into a paid plan, and don’t pretend to be an official Google service.