How the AdSense Eligibility Checker Works

Paste your website address and the tool visits your public pages, just like a search engine would. It then runs about 17 automatic checks and gives you a score out of 100, plus a clear list of what passed, what needs attention and what failed. Nothing is installed on your site, and only publicly visible pages are read.

What Does It Check?

• Basics: HTTPS, loading speed, whether search engines are allowed in (no noindex tag or full robots.txt block) and whether a sitemap exists.
• Content: estimated number of posts, amount of homepage text, heading structure, leftover placeholder text such as "Advertisement Space", and image alt text.
• Trust pages: whether your homepage links to a working Privacy Policy, About and Contact page. Our Policy Generator can draft the legal pages.
• Site quality: navigation, a sample of internal links for 404 errors, mobile viewport tag, title and description, and ads.txt.

What a High Score Does and Does Not Mean

A high score means your site passes the technical and structural basics that reviewers commonly expect. It does not mean you will be approved. Google reviews originality, policy compliance and overall value, which no automated tool can fully judge, and its rules can change. Treat the report as a pre-flight checklist, not a promise.

How to Improve Your Score

1. Fix every item marked FAIL first, starting with the critical ones.
2. Add a clear Privacy Policy, About and Contact page to your menu or footer.
3. Publish more original, helpful posts and remove thin or unfinished pages.
4. Create a safe crawling file with the Blogger Robots.txt Generator and submit your sitemap in Search Console.
5. Improve titles and descriptions with the SEO Meta Tag Generator.
6. After approval, create your file with the Ads.txt Generator.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this tool tell me if I will be approved?

No. It checks signals that can be measured from outside your site. Google makes the final decision.

Is there an official minimum number of posts or traffic?

Google does not publish an official minimum. Many bloggers aim for 15 to 25 original posts, but quality matters more than count.

Does the tool store my website address?

The address is only used to run the check and build your report. Do not enter private or password-protected sites.

Disclaimer: RankTools is not affiliated with Google or AdSense. Results are an automated estimate for guidance only and do not guarantee approval or earnings. Check the official AdSense Program Policies for current requirements.