Enter your monthly pageviews and page RPM to estimate what your site earns from ads per day, month, and year.
How it works
Ad earnings come down to page RPM: revenue per 1,000 pageviews. Multiply your traffic (in thousands) by RPM and you have the month. RPM depends on your niche, audience countries, ad placement, and season, so if your site already runs AdSense, use the real RPM from your reports.
Formula: Earnings = Pageviews / 1,000 x Page RPM.
Advanced options add a high-estimate RPM so the result shows a realistic range instead of one number.
Everything runs in your browser. Your numbers are never sent to a server, and there is no signup or limit. Your last entries are remembered locally so the calculator is ready next time.
Frequently asked questions
How much does AdSense pay per 1,000 views?
Anywhere from under $2 to over $30 per 1,000 pageviews depending on niche and audience. Entertainment and viral content with global traffic often sits at $1-$4 RPM; recipes and lifestyle $4-$10; finance, insurance, legal, and B2B software $15-$40+ with US traffic. There is no single number, which is why the RPM here is yours to set.
What is the difference between page RPM and CPC?
CPC is what an advertiser pays for one click; page RPM rolls everything together, click rates, ad prices, how many ads fill, into revenue per 1,000 pageviews. RPM is the honest planning number, and it is what AdSense shows in its own reporting.
How can I increase my RPM?
Content and audience move it most: topics advertisers bid on (finance beats memes), traffic from high-CPC countries, and pages matching commercial intent. Placement helps too, visible ads above the fold and in-content, without wrecking the reading experience Google also measures.
How many pageviews do I need to make $1,000 a month?
At $5 RPM: 200,000 pageviews. At $15 RPM: about 67,000. At $2 RPM: half a million. Enter your target numbers above and adjust RPM to see your own break-even traffic.
Is this AdSense calculator free and accurate?
Free, no signup, runs in your browser. It is an estimate: real earnings vary daily with ad demand and seasonality. Your AdSense dashboard is the source of truth; use its RPM here (Advanced options add a high-end RPM for a range).