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Get ready for ad review before you apply

Many AdSense rejections come from things you can check in advance β€” missing policy pages, thin content, blocked crawlers. Enter a URL for a free readiness check.

Sound familiar?

You applied to AdSense and got rejected for "low-value content" β€” a vague reason that doesn't say which page or what exactly is wrong. You're not sure whether your privacy policy or about page is missing, or whether crawlers can even read your site properly.

The AdSense Precheck tool takes a single URL and automatically checks content volume, policy pages, AdSense crawler access, site skeleton, content structure, and author signals β€” with a fix guide for each item.

The URL you enter and the check results are never stored on our servers.

How to use it

1Enter the URL to checkPaste the URL of the site you're preparing for review.
2Run the automatic checkStatic rule-based analysis checks all 6 categories automatically.
3Review your score and fix guideSee your readiness score, pass/needs-work items, and concrete fix hints.

Recommended for

  • Blog/media owners preparing for an AdSense re-review
  • Solo founders applying for ads on a new site for the first time
  • Marketers who need to check a client site's ad-review readiness
  • Site owners who want a quick check for missing policy pages

Frequently asked questions

Does a high score guarantee AdSense approval?

No. This score is a reference indicator based on static analysis and does not guarantee an actual review outcome. Platforms keep their review criteria private and can change them at any time.

Why does the policy pages category carry the highest weight?

Missing policy pages are frequently cited as an actual rejection reason, so we weight this category higher than the others.

What happens if a site blocks automatic checks?

We'll let you know automatic checking is limited, and show you a manual checklist to review yourself instead.

How long does a check take?

Usually under 10 seconds. The same URL is cached for 24 hours for faster repeat results.

Is the site content I check stored anywhere?

Only the URL and score are cached briefly; the page's raw content is never stored.