AdSense reverse lookup
Enter a publisher ID and see every site that carries it. Or start from a niche and find the AdSense sites that get real traffic in it, with their sister sites one click away.
0 sites with AdSense ad code found on their pages, plus sites whose ads.txt or Google's sellers.json point to an AdSense account. Data of today.
# example.com/ads.txt
google.com, pub-4829175530266104, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0
<script src="…/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-4829175530266104">- Sites with this ID14
- Niche of the largestOnline tools
- Est. visits, largest~210k / mo
Questions it answers
- Which other sites share this AdSense publisher ID?
- Which AdSense sites in my niche get the most traffic, and from which countries?
- Which calculator, converter and download sites run AdSense, and which are exact-match domains?
- Is a site's AdSense account actually serving ads?
- Which market clusters have many small AdSense sites earning well?
What each site shows
- Publisher IDs
- Read from the site's own ad code and ads.txt, with the account's public name where it is a company.
- Niche and cluster
- One of 28 niches, a free-text sub-niche, and one of about 1,300 market clusters.
- Visits (estimate)
- Monthly visits from our popularity model, with the signals it used.
- Top countries (estimate)
- The visitor split that drives the revenue estimate.
- Revenue range (estimate)
- Low, mid and high monthly AdSense earnings from visits, niche and country mix.
- Ads serving
- Whether the account appears in Google's public sellers.json, which serving accounts do.
- Sister sites
- Every other site carrying the same publisher ID.
What it can't see
- Sites that load AdSense only after a click or behind a login.
- Small sites outside the public popularity lists get no traffic estimate.
- Revenue is an estimate from public signals, typically within x0.4 to x2.5 of the mid figure; it ranks sites, it does not quote them.
- Names of individual AdSense account holders are never shown, only company names.
The method page explains how each figure is made. Included in the Lookup plan and in All access.