Analyze Website for Google AdSense Readiness
Enter your website URL to perform an automated technical, content quality, and trust policy audit.
Audit your website against Google AdSense Publisher Policies, technical security standards, content depth requirements, and crawler accessibility.
Enter your website URL to perform an automated technical, content quality, and trust policy audit.
Evaluates Technical Security, Content Quality, Trust Pages, SEO Metadata, Crawler Accessibility, and UX.
Provides clear, prioritised fixes for every warning or failed policy check.
Scans for required Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, About Us, and Contact pages.
Scan any public URL in seconds without account registration or credit card requirements.
The Softnag AdSense Readiness Checker connects to the target website URL and fetches the public HTML document and HTTP response headers.
Our analyzer parses the DOM structure, measuring body word count, heading hierarchies (H1-H6), anchor link density, viewport configuration, canonical tags, and Open Graph metadata.
It also checks for SSL certificate validity, robots.txt crawler access rules, and links to mandatory policy pages, scoring your site against Google’s official Publisher Policies.
Verify your blog satisfies all technical and content benchmarks before submitting your initial AdSense application.
Identify thin content pages, missing privacy disclaimers, or robot blocking errors causing application denials.
Deliver comprehensive site readiness reports to web design and SEO agency clients.
Confirm that key landing pages and articles contain sufficient word volume to pass manual review.
No automated audit can guarantee approval because Google combines automated checks with human editorial reviews. However, scoring 100% eliminates the most common automated rejection causes.
Google Publisher Policies require publishers to disclose third-party cookie usage (including Google DART/DoubleClick cookies) and explain visitor data collection.
Pages with under 300-500 words of original text, aggregated summaries, or incomplete templates often trigger "Low Value Content" rejections.
Yes. Google strictly requires HTTPS for modern web publishers to ensure secure, encrypted ad delivery.
Yes. You can run audits on your homepage, blog articles, and category pages to ensure site-wide compliance.
No. Audit results are generated dynamically in your browser session with zero third-party data sharing.
No automated tool can guarantee approval since Google combines automated checks with human editorial review. However, this checker identifies the most frequent technical and policy rejection causes.
Google Publisher Policies legally require websites to disclose cookie usage and third-party advertising partners.