Adsense Calculator

Estimate your potential earnings from Google AdSense.

Features

Instant Revenue Projection

Get immediate estimates for daily, monthly, and yearly earnings based on your traffic stats.

CTR & CPC Analysis

See how small improvements in Click-Through Rate or Cost Per Click can exponentially increase your income.

Traffic Modeling

Simulate different traffic scenarios to understand how page views correlate with potential revenue.

Visual Breakdown

View your projected income in a clean, easy-to-read dashboard format.

About Adsense Calculator

The AdSense Calculator is an essential tool for bloggers, website owners, and digital publishers looking to forecast their monetization potential. Whether you are planning a new niche site or optimizing an existing one, understanding your potential revenue is key to setting realistic goals. This tool uses the standard revenue formula: Revenue = Page Views × CTR × CPC. By adjusting these three critical metrics—Daily Page Views, Click-Through Rate (CTR), and Cost Per Click (CPC)—you can instantly see how traffic growth or improved ad optimization impacts your bottom line. It provides a clear breakdown of estimated Daily, Monthly, and Yearly earnings to help you plan your content strategy effectively.

How to Use Adsense Calculator

  • 1
    Enter Page Views

    Input your varying average daily page views.

  • 2
    Set CTR

    Enter your expected Click-Through Rate (e.g., 1.5% is a common average).

  • 3
    Input CPC

    Enter the average Cost Per Click you expect for your niche.

  • 4
    Analyze Earnings

    Review the Daily, Monthly, and Yearly earnings estimates calculated instantly.

Frequently Asked Questions

This calculator provides an estimate based on the mathematical relationship between traffic, CTR, and CPC. Actual AdSense earnings can vary due to factors like seasonality, ad blocker usage, and 'smart pricing' by Google.
Average CTR varies widely by niche and ad placement, but typically ranges from 0.5% to 3%. Highly optimized sites with relevant ads can see higher rates.
Yes, the math is similar. For YouTube, you can use 'Video Views' instead of 'Page Views' to get a rough estimate, though YouTube CPM/RPM metrics are often used instead.