AdSense Earnings Calculator
Daily Earnings:
$1.67
Weekly Earnings:
$11.67
Monthly Earnings:
$50.00
Yearly Earnings:
$600.00
RPM Guide:
- Low: $1-$3 (General content)
- Medium: $4-$8 (Tech/Finance niches)
- High: $10+ (Legal/Insurance niches)
AdSense Earnings Calculator
A simple, clean, and fully responsive tool that helps publishers estimate their potential AdSense revenue based on monthly pageviews and RPM (revenue per thousand impressions). Whether you’re just starting out or managing a high-traffic site, this calculator gives you instant insights into your daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly earnings.Key Features
- Instant Calculations – Updates results in real time as you type.
- RPM Guide – Handy reference for low, medium, and high RPM ranges.
- Responsive Design – Adapts seamlessly to any screen size, from mobile phones to desktop monitors.
- Clean UI – Intuitive layout with minimal distractions, styled to fit modern websites.
How to Use
Step 1: Set Your Traffic
• Click the Monthly Pageviews box and enter your site’s expected pageviews (e.g., 10,000).
Step 2: Define Your RPM
• In the Estimated RPM ($) field, type your revenue‑per‑thousand‑impressions rate (for example, 5).
• Not sure what RPM to choose? Refer to the RPM Guide below the calculator.
Step 3: See Your Results Instantly
• Daily: Shows estimated earnings per day (Monthly ÷ 30).
• Weekly: Calculates 7 × Daily.
• Monthly: Computes (Pageviews × RPM) ÷ 1,000.
• Yearly: Multiplies Monthly × 12.
Step 4: Fine‑Tune Anytime
• Want to test different scenarios? Just edit either field, and the numbers update in real time.
🛠️ Use Cases
Scenario | How It Helps |
---|---|
New Blog Owners | Get a quick reality check before applying for AdSense, so you know how much traffic you need. |
Growing Niche Sites | Compare RPM estimates across different niches (e.g., tech vs. lifestyle) to forecast revenues. |
Affiliate Marketers | Plan your content strategy by understanding how many pageviews translate into AdSense income. |
Web Designers & Agencies | Demonstrate potential ad revenue to clients when pitching new or redesigned websites. |
Content Monetization Workshops | Use it as a teaching aid to show students the impact of traffic and RPM on earnings. |
🔧 Pro Tips
- Test Multiple RPMs: Try RPM values from low to high to see revenue range.
- Use Real Data: Pull actual pageview stats from Analytics for accuracy.
📈 Best Practices
- Update Monthly: Recalculate as your traffic grows.
- Compare Niches: Run separate estimates for different content categories.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
- What is “RPM”?
- RPM stands for “Revenue per Mille” (thousand). It’s the estimated earnings you receive for every 1,000 ad impressions.
- How accurate are these estimates?
- They’re approximate and meant for planning. Actual earnings can vary based on factors like ad placement, visitor geography, and ad types.
- Can I use this calculator on any website?
- Yes! It’s a standalone widget that you can embed on blogs, dashboards, or publisher portals.
- Is it mobile-friendly?
- Absolutely. The grid layout and scalable inputs ensure it looks and works great on smartphones, tablets, and desktops.
- Do I need any special libraries?
- No external libraries—just plain HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. It’s lightweight and easy to integrate.