Founder-led audit software with a narrow promise: show the blockers, not generic advice.
AdSense Auditor exists for owners who want to know what a reviewer is likely reacting to on the public site, and whether paying for a deeper report is actually justified yet.
"I made this after getting rejected by AdSense on some of my own sites and paying for a site audit just to get clearer answers."
A lot of the useful advice was scattered. Some came from the people I paid, some came from niche forums, and some only showed up after repeating the same approval mistakes a few times. AdSense Auditor is my attempt to turn that pile of notes into one practical flow: run the free scan, see what is probably blocking the site, then decide if a deeper pass is worth paying for.
A free blocker preview plus paid page-level evidence for site owners who want exact URLs, rendered proof, exports, and a practical remediation path. It is designed for public websites where approval depends on trust, crawlability, and enough visible depth to look legitimate before anyone signs in or clicks around.
It is not an agency, not a done-for-you service, and not a guarantee of approval. It also does not pretend every site should buy a pass. The free scan exists to tell you when it is still too early to pay for deeper remediation.
Support is direct and product-specific. If you write in, include the audit id, the domain, and what looks wrong. Billing, sign-in, and report questions route to the same inbox so the answer stays tied to the real account state instead of generic documentation.
One founder, one product promise, no agency wrapper
AdSense Auditor is intentionally specific: public-site blockers, readiness signals, and practical remediation depth for owners who need clearer answers before they reapply.
The product is built for the moment before an owner wastes more time or money: when they need to see which public pages still look thin, weak, or incomplete before buying deeper help.
Support stays tied to the actual product and the real account state. That is why billing, sign-in, and report questions route through one inbox instead of a generic outsourced queue.
Billing is handled by Paddle as merchant of record, and the app runs on Cloudflare infrastructure for global delivery and edge security. The product stays small, but the billing and hosting layers are established.
Start with the free scan.
If the site is still too early, the free result should tell you before you spend money on a deeper pass.