Eligibility comes before approval. Enter a domain to check the requirements you can verify from outside - registration age, registry status and expiry.
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 date from the registry, expressed in years and months, because age is the requirement publishers ask about most.
Transfer, update and delete prohibitions as the registry reports them, plus the registrar holding the domain.
When the domain expires and who holds it. An expired registration takes the site offline and the application with it.
Google’s published eligibility rules cover who can hold an account (age and country requirements), what the site must contain (unique, policy-compliant content and working navigation) and what it must not contain (prohibited material, too little content).
Some of that is external: the domain must resolve, the site must load, and the registration must be current. That is what this page checks.
The rest is internal: ownership, content quality and policy compliance. Sign in to PubSpy for the content pass, or open the extension on the site itself.
Account requirements: you must be old enough to hold an account in your country, use a single account per publisher, and keep the payee details consistent with the site owner.
Technical prerequisites: a domain you control, pages that load quickly on mobile, working navigation, a reachable contact route, and a privacy policy where your jurisdiction requires one.
Content prerequisites: enough original material for a reviewer to form a judgement, no prohibited categories, and no auto-generated pages published in bulk.
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Use the AdSense eligibility checklist for account requirements and technical prerequisites.
The published eligibility requirements: account holder age and country, site ownership, content, navigation and policy compliance. This page verifies the parts that are visible from outside - domain age, registrar, registry status and expiry.
Google does not publish a minimum age. What reviewers look for is a domain that has been live with content, which is why we surface the actual registration date rather than a threshold.
You can check the domain signals now, but content eligibility cannot be judged from a domain name. Treat the content pass as the real work.
No. The domain lookup on this page is free and needs no account. Credits apply only to the AI analysis that reads the pages themselves.
You must meet the age requirement for your country, hold one publisher account, keep the account details accurate, and own or control the site you submit.
You can apply, but a new domain with no content history is the most common reason applications sit in review. Age is not a published rule; content and history are what reviewers see.
There is no published number. Reviewers need enough substantial pages to judge the site, and thin pages published in bulk count against you.
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