💰 Website Ad Revenue Calculator
Calculate website advertising revenue
Daily page views
Revenue per 1,000 page views
How to Use This Calculator
Enter Page Views
Input your daily page views. This is the number of pages viewed on your website per day.
Enter RPM
Input your Revenue Per Mille (RPM), which is revenue per 1,000 page views. This is typically provided by ad networks like Google AdSense.
Calculate
Click calculate to see daily, monthly, and annual ad revenue estimates.
Review Results
Use the revenue estimates to plan monetization, optimize ad placement, and forecast website earnings.
Formula
Daily Ad Revenue:
Daily Revenue = (Page Views / 1,000) × RPM
Monthly Revenue:
Monthly Revenue = Daily Revenue × 30
Annual Revenue:
Annual Revenue = Daily Revenue × 365
Example: Website with AdSense
Daily Page Views: 10,000, RPM: $5.00
Daily Revenue: (10,000 / 1,000) × $5.00 = $50.00
Monthly Revenue: $50.00 × 30 = $1,500.00
Annual Revenue: $50.00 × 365 = $18,250.00
About Website Ad Revenue Calculator
The Website Ad Revenue Calculator helps website owners and publishers estimate advertising revenue from page views and Revenue Per Mille (RPM). This essential monetization tool calculates daily, monthly, and annual ad revenue, helping you plan monetization strategies, optimize ad placement, forecast earnings, and understand the revenue potential of your website traffic.
When to Use This Calculator
- Revenue Forecasting: Estimate ad revenue from website traffic
- Monetization Planning: Plan monetization strategies and ad placement
- Performance Analysis: Analyze ad revenue performance and trends
- Traffic Optimization: Understand revenue potential of traffic growth
- RPM Optimization: Evaluate impact of RPM improvements on revenue
- Budget Planning: Plan budgets based on estimated ad revenue
Why Use Our Calculator?
- ✅ Quick Calculation: Instantly calculate ad revenue from page views and RPM
- ✅ Multiple Timeframes: Shows daily, monthly, and annual revenue
- ✅ Simple Input: Easy-to-use calculator with just two inputs
- ✅ Clear Results: Easy-to-understand display of revenue estimates
- ✅ Free Tool: No cost for essential revenue estimation
Common Applications
- Bloggers: Estimate ad revenue for blogs
- Content Creators: Calculate revenue potential for content websites
- Publishers: Forecast ad revenue for publishing websites
- Website Owners: Plan monetization and optimize ad revenue
Tips for Best Results
- Accurate Page Views: Use actual daily page views from analytics
- Current RPM: Use current RPM from your ad network (varies by niche, traffic quality, ad placement)
- Seasonal Variations: Account for seasonal variations in traffic and RPM
- Optimize RPM: Improve RPM through better ad placement, higher-quality traffic, and niche optimization
- Regular Updates: Recalculate as traffic and RPM change
Frequently Asked Questions
What is RPM?
RPM (Revenue Per Mille) is revenue per 1,000 page views. It's calculated as (Revenue / Page Views) × 1,000. RPM shows how much you earn per thousand page views. Higher RPM means more revenue from the same traffic. RPM varies by niche, traffic quality, ad placement, and ad network.
What's a good RPM?
Good RPM varies by niche: Finance/Tech $5-15, Lifestyle $2-5, News $3-8, Entertainment $1-4, Gaming $1-3. Higher-value niches (finance, business) have higher RPMs. RPM also depends on traffic quality, ad placement, and user engagement. Focus on improving your RPM through optimization.
How do I improve my RPM?
Improve RPM by: better ad placement (above fold, between content), higher-quality traffic (targeted audience), better ad formats (display, video), niche optimization (high-value niches), improving user engagement, A/B testing ad placements, and using premium ad networks. Focus on what works best for your audience.
Should I use daily or monthly page views?
Use daily page views for daily revenue calculation. If you have monthly page views, divide by days in month. For example, if monthly page views are 300,000, daily = 300,000 / 30 = 10,000. This calculator uses daily page views to calculate all timeframes.
How accurate are these revenue estimates?
Estimates are based on your inputs (page views and RPM). Actual revenue may vary due to: seasonal fluctuations, ad fill rates, user behavior, ad blocking, and RPM changes. Use as estimates and adjust based on actual performance. Monitor actual revenue and compare to estimates.
Can I use this for multiple ad networks?
Calculate separately for each ad network, then sum them. For example, if AdSense RPM is $5 and Media.net RPM is $3, calculate each separately and add. Or use weighted average RPM if you want single calculation: Weighted RPM = (AdSense Revenue + Media.net Revenue) / Total Page Views × 1,000.