Website & Blog Monetization

AdSense Revenue Calculator

Forecast website Page RPM across 26 niches, ad placements, and audience locations. Estimate monthly and yearly earnings.

Calculate potential website earnings with our AdSense ad revenue and Page RPM calculators. Estimate your monthly and yearly revenue across niches, ad units and countries.

Geographic Targeting & Account
Auto-calibrated Page RPMs
Tax & Bank
TIER1 RPM
Website Parameters
T1 RPM: $24.5
Ad Units On PageViewability Guide
Top Header
1x
In-Article
2x
Sidebar
1x
Multiplex
1x
Estimated Net Payout
USD Normalized
Monthly Revenue Run-Rate
$1,851.56/month
Daily
$60.87
~30.4 days
Annual
$21,515.77
12 mo + season
Page RPM
$37.03
Impression RPM: $9.40
AdBlock Loss:
-$617.19/mo

How much does AdSense pay per 1,000 views?

In 2026 AdSense pays roughly $2.50 to $45+ per 1,000 pageviews. Finance, insurance, SaaS and legal sites with Tier 1 traffic (US, UK, CA, AU) earn $25โ€“$60 Page RPM, while entertainment, humor and gaming average $2โ€“$7. Formula: Revenue = (Pageviews ร— Page RPM) / 1,000. Google shares 68% of ad revenue with publishers.

Three things move the number most: audience geography (Tier 1 pays 4โ€“10x Tier 3), Active View viewability above 70% (up to 3x higher bids) and ad-block loss (15โ€“45% on tech/gaming). Q4 holiday budgets lift CPMs 30โ€“55% over January.

  • โ†’ $1,000/mo โ‰ˆ 40,000 views at $25 RPM ยท โ‰ˆ166,000 at $6 RPM
  • โ†’ Revenue share: 68% content / 51% search
  • โ†’ Targets: viewability >70% ยท 2โ€“4 units per page

What is the difference between Page RPM and CPC?

Page RPM is earnings per 1,000 pageviews across all ad units. CPC is what one advertiser pays per click. Use the calculator above with your niche and viewability to get your Page RPM.

How many pageviews do I need to make $1,000 a month?

Divide 1,000 by your RPM and multiply by 1,000: at $25 RPM you need ~40,000 views, at $6 RPM ~166,000 views.

Monthly Revenue Run-Rate
$1,851.56
Page RPM: $37.03