AdSense rejection review
Google names a category, not necessarily a page. We read the public site and its AdSense crawler access rules against the exact rejection wording you received, then rank what we would change first.
- Price
- On request, paid up front, tax inclusive
- Turnaround
- 2 working days from when we have everything we need
- You send
- The rejection wording and your site address
- You get
- A ranked fix list and one re-check within 30 days
- Calls
- None. Everything in writing.
- Refund
- Full, on request, and you keep the review
Rather than describe it: read a complete example review, written for an invented site so that nothing in it describes a real one.
What we read
Navigation, and the path a visitor takes through the site. Representative content, up to 25 pages, each named in the review. The languages the site uses, set against Google's published language support.
Your robots rules, including what they permit or block for the AdSense crawlers. Your ads.txt, and where ad code sits on the page. Visible content patterns named in Google's published policies, including copied or third-party material whose permission or added value cannot be established from the page itself.
What we cannot see
Google says the specific reason is in your AdSense account or the email it sent, and that it may review every page of a site rather than only the address you signed up with. A duplicate account, an identity or payment problem, and traffic sources are not visible from the public site.
Google runs more than one AdSense crawler, and a public read cannot reproduce everything a human reviewer or the account system sees. The review says which parts of your notice we could test from the site and which we could not.
The re-check
One is included, within 30 days of delivery. Tell us the changes are live and the second read follows within 2 working days. It states what changed and what did not. It is not a prediction of Google's decision.
Questions
Will this get my site approved?
No, and nobody outside Google can promise that. The review tells you what is visible on the public site, what its crawler rules allow, and what we would change first.
Do you need access to my AdSense account?
No. Send the wording you were given, pasted or as a screenshot.
I have been rejected more than once. Does that change anything?
Only what you send. Include every notice you still have, with its date. The wording sometimes changes between attempts, and that difference is worth reading.
What if my site is large?
We read up to 25 representative pages and name them. A larger site gets a stated sample rather than a claim of full coverage.
Have you been through this yourself?
On one tools site we operate, AdSense rejected the site for low value content and approved it about two weeks after changes were made. That sequence does not establish which change led to approval.
Request the review
Send the site and enough context to check whether the review fits. Do not send account access or client material through this form.