Seven focused checks for approval, eligibility, bans and blank ad slots. Every page runs a real domain lookup in the browser - no account, no credits, and an honest statement of what each check cannot see.
This lookup reads the public registration record for the domain you enter. It answers from the outside only: it cannot read your AdSense account, your content or your policy history, so it is guidance rather than a Google approval guarantee. How PubSpy handles data.
Registration age, registry status and expiry for the domain, plus what reviewers judge on the pages themselves.
The published eligibility criteria split into what an outside check can verify and what only you can.
One box for the public record, then the content and technical signals that decide compatibility.
The Google-side signals worth verifying separately: Search Console indexing, Core Web Vitals and Policy Center status.
Browse cached AdSense publisher IDs next to the domains registered to them, with traffic labels.
The risk patterns around bans - invalid traffic, linked accounts, prohibited content - and what a domain check can honestly show.
Ban status, appealable versus permanent disablements, and why a new account after a ban inherits the problem.
Blank ad slots, in the order worth debugging: blockers, consent, ad code, then ad serving filters.
Use the box above for the registry record: age, registrar, status flags and expiry.
Approval and eligibility for a first application; ban and block checkers when something is already wrong.
Run the PubSpy extension on the site itself for an evidence-backed review of content and structure.
Yes. Every AdSense tool on this page and the domain check run without an account. Credits only apply to the PubSpy AI analysis of live pages.
No tool outside your AdSense account can. These pages show public registry signals and explain the published criteria, as guidance rather than a Google approval guarantee.
Start with the eligibility checker to confirm the domain is live and established, then the approval checker for the content side, and the reverse publisher ID lookup when you are researching an existing publisher.
Yes. The publisher domains dashboard lists cached AdSense publisher IDs next to the domains registered to them, and it is free to browse.
PubSpy reads the site you are viewing - copy, structure, pricing signals - and returns an evidence-backed case study with source-linked research. Eligible new accounts get 100 starter credits; each analysis or follow-up costs 5.
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