Enter a domain to review the registry signals that surround AdSense bans and disapprovals, then read the risk factors publishers miss.
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.
A recently registered domain or one that changed hands right before the application is a common thread in disapproved applications. The registry date is the honest answer.
Deletion or transfer prohibitions, the registrar holding the domain and how close it is to expiry - registry-level facts worth reading before you apply.
Account status, invalid traffic and policy history are invisible from outside. We say so plainly instead of implying otherwise.
The most common bans are not manual. Invalid traffic - clicks from bots, incentivised clicks, or an ad placed over a button - triggers automatic enforcement faster than anything else.
The second cluster is account-level: an account previously disabled, the same person behind several accounts, or a payment profile that does not match the payee.
The third is content-level: page after page of thin or scraped material, adult or prohibited topics, or a site that is mostly copied content with ads on top. None of that is visible from a domain check, which is why we say so.
Use the primary domain you plan to monetize, not a subdomain.
Registration age, registrar, registry locks and the expiry window.
Read the risk factors below, then review the real pages with the extension.
No. Account status lives inside your Google AdSense account and is only visible after signing in there. A domain checker can only show the public registry record.
Invalid traffic is the leading cause, followed by previously disabled accounts, mismatched account details and prohibited content. Ad placement that invites accidental clicks is a frequent trigger.
Read the reason in your AdSense account, fix the underlying issue, and use the appeal form once. Repeated appeals without a fix do not help.
It reports the flags the registry publishes - transfer, update and delete prohibitions - and who holds the domain. Those show whether the registration is stable and uncontested, which is the only part of "is this domain clean" an outside check can answer.
AdSense banned checker: see the public registry signals around a banned account, and understand ban status, past suspensions and linked-account risk.
AdSense block checker: find out why AdSense ads do not display on a site - ad blockers, script conflicts, missing ad code, consent failures and serving filters.
Free AdSense approval checker for any website: registration age, registrar, status and expiry, plus a whole-site audit of coverage, content depth and navigation.
Looking for the other direction - which publisher IDs own a site? Open the AdSense publisher ID reverse lookup, or read what PubSpy costs before you run a full analysis.
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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