Check a domain for the public registry signals around banned AdSense accounts, and read what ban status means for past suspensions and linked accounts.
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.
Creation date and current registrar. Domains that change hands right before an application are worth a second look.
Who holds the domain and whether transfer is locked - the registry view of ownership stability.
Locks, status flags and expiry. These tell you whether the domain is currently in a healthy, stable state.
A disabled account is not always permanent. Google distinguishes between policy violations that can be appealed and violations that close the door, and the message in your account says which one you are in.
The scenario publishers underestimate is the linked account. If you open a new account with the same payment profile, address or device after a disablement, the new account inherits the problem.
What a public checker can honestly tell you is narrower: whether the domain itself looks stable and established. It cannot read account status for you.
The domain attached to the site you plan to monetize.
Registration age, registrar and registry status.
Open AdSense and read the status message; handle appeals once, based on the stated reason.
Sign in to AdSense. A disabled account shows a status notice with the reason and, where available, an appeal option. No external website can see that status.
Some disablements are appealable and some are not; the notice in your account states which applies. Content and invalid-traffic issues are more often recoverable than account-identity issues.
Google’s terms prohibit opening a new account to work around a disablement, and linked accounts are matched. Check the stated reason and the appeal path instead.
Public domain records: registration age, registrar, registry locks and expiry. It is a stability check, not an account-status lookup.
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