Free AdSense readiness scan
Is your AdSense site ready for EEA consent, Consent Mode v2 and US privacy signals?
One check for the things that quietly cost ad revenue: no certified consent message in the EEA, two banners, a fake __tcfapi stub, a Consent Mode default that comes too late, a broken ads.txt. Free, no sign-up.
Reads one page and ads.txt from our server in Germany. Static check: what loads later in a browser is not seen.
Revenue estimate for EEA, UK and Swiss traffic
An estimate from your own numbers, not a promise of earnings. Without a certified consent message, EEA traffic gets limited or non-personalised ads, which usually earn less.
Estimate today: $150 per month · with a certified message: $255 per month · difference: $105 per month (estimate).
Want us to fix it with you?
COKIQ works alongside Google's free certified CMP: Google's message handles ad consent in the EEA, UK and Switzerland, COKIQ covers every other region, US privacy signals (GPP), non-Google trackers and the consent log. Free plan available.
What does the AdSense Readiness Scanner check?
It reads one public page and its ads.txt from our server in Germany. It looks for your AdSense publisher ID, a certified consent message for the EEA, UK and Switzerland (for example Google's free Privacy & messaging message), double banners, fake __tcfapi stubs, the Consent Mode v2 default and its order before adsbygoogle.js and gtag.js, ads.txt, Google's sellers.json and US privacy signals (GPP).
Do I have to pay for a certified consent message?
No. AdSense includes Google's own certified consent message for free (Privacy & messaging > European regulations). COKIQ works alongside Google's free certified CMP: Google's message handles ad consent in the EEA, UK and Switzerland, and COKIQ handles every other region, blocks non-Google trackers and keeps a consent log.
Is the revenue figure a promise?
No. It is an estimate from the numbers you enter (pageviews, RPM and consent rates). Real earnings depend on Google, your traffic and your advertisers.
Is this legal advice?
No. The scanner reports technical signals on one page. It is not legal advice.