Ad Revenue Growth Calculator
Project where your ad revenue could be in 12 months. Enter your current pageviews, an honest monthly growth rate, and see a month-by-month breakdown. Useful for planning ahead, modeling investment, or just keeping yourself accountable.
| Month | Pageviews | Estimated Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| Jan | 20,000 | $205 |
| Feb | 21,600 | $221 |
| Mar | 23,328 | $239 |
| Apr | 25,194 | $258 |
| May | 27,210 | $279 |
| Jun | 29,387 | $301 |
| Jul | 31,737 | $325 |
| Aug | 34,276 | $351 |
| Sep | 37,019 | $379 |
| Oct | 39,980 | $410 |
| Nov | 43,178 | $443 |
| Dec | 46,633 | $478 |
What affects your Ad earnings?
How does my country affect earnings?+
Advertisers pay more in markets where consumers have higher purchasing power. A US visitor can earn 6–10× more per impression than a visitor from Bangladesh or Pakistan — even on the same site, same niche, same network.
Why do niches change RPM so much?+
Finance, legal and insurance advertisers compete fiercely for clicks and pay top rates. News and entertainment niches see far less competition, which drives RPMs down. Picking a high-CPC niche can multiply your earnings 3–4×.
What about traffic source quality?+
Organic search traffic converts best for advertisers, so it earns the highest RPMs. Social and paid traffic typically have shorter dwell times and lower intent, which can cut RPMs by 50–70%.
Does mobile or desktop matter?+
Desktop users typically generate ~2× the RPM of mobile users because of larger ad units and higher conversion intent. A traffic mix that's 80% mobile will see noticeably lower blended RPMs than a 50/50 split.