Eligibility review
We compare your revenue history and traffic profile with the screening criteria we currently use, and tell you where you stand.
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Understand what Google AdX access can involve, whether your site is ready, and which partner routes may be worth exploring.
Getting access is one step. Being ready for it, and running it well afterwards, is what keeps an account healthy.
We compare your revenue history and traffic profile with the screening criteria we currently use, and tell you where you stand.
A look at invalid-traffic levels and traffic sources, since quality problems are a common reason applications stall.
Content, key pages, privacy and consent, ads.txt and placements reviewed against typical provider policies.
Where programs such as Google MCM are available, we explain how they work and what to verify before agreeing to anything.
Ad Manager configuration, ad units and inventory structure planned so the account starts on solid ground.
Optimization, policy guidance and revenue troubleshooting continue once you're live, not just until approval.
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Get a free site review →Google AdX (Google Ad Exchange) is sold through Google Ad Manager, and most small and mid-sized publishers reach it through an MCM partner rather than a direct account. MCM, Multiple Customer Management, is Google's program that lets an approved partner invite publishers and manage their inventory or account inside Ad Manager.
Google makes the final decision at every stage, so nobody can promise approval. Google's own MCM help page describes the program, and our guide on how to get Google AdX access walks through the questions to settle before you accept an invitation.
For our current screening, publishers should have received at least $1,000 USD in two separate months within the last three months and have less than 10% invalid traffic. Partner-specific requirements may differ.
The initial conversation is free. If a particular service or partner arrangement has fees or a revenue share, those terms should be explained before you agree to proceed.
We work with publishers worldwide. Fit depends on your content, traffic quality, geography, current monetization setup and the requirements of any relevant provider.

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