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AdSense Revenue Calculator

How much can a blog earn from ads? This calculator estimates it two ways: the classic CTR × CPC model, or directly from page RPM if you know it — returning monthly and yearly projections plus your effective RPM.

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Monthly revenue
$200.00

Using CTR × CPC

Yearly revenue
$2,400.00
Ad clicks / month
500
Effective page RPM
$4.00

Niche RPMs range $2–$40+; finance & B2B highest

Reality check built in: niche RPMs range from $2–$5 (entertainment) through $10–$25 (marketing, tech) to $30–$40+ (finance, insurance, B2B). Traffic source matters too — US/UK organic traffic monetizes several times higher than social spikes.

How to Use the AdSense Revenue Calculator

  1. 1Enter monthly pageviews.
  2. 2Either set CTR and CPC, or enter your known page RPM.
  3. 3Read monthly and yearly revenue estimates.
  4. 4Compare your effective RPM against your niche's range.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does AdSense pay per 1,000 views?
Page RPM typically runs $2–$40+ depending on niche, geography, and ad placement. A marketing blog with US traffic might see $15–$25; entertainment content with global traffic, $2–$5.
How many pageviews do I need for $1,000/month?
At $10 RPM: 100,000 pageviews/month. At $25 RPM: 40,000. Raising RPM (better niche targeting, placement, and traffic quality) is usually easier than multiplying traffic.
Is AdSense the best way to monetize a blog?
It's the easiest, rarely the most profitable. Affiliate offers, digital products, and sponsored placements typically out-earn display ads 2–10× on the same traffic once you have authority.