Pre-Submission AdSense Analyzer is a high-performance, professional-grade PHP application designed for website owners, SEO agencies, and content creators. It provides a comprehensive, automated audit of any website to determine its likelihood of being approved for Google AdSense.

By simulating the Google AdSense review process, this tool identifies critical blockers and provides actionable recommendations to improve site quality and policy compliance.

• Deep Scanning Engine: Crawls up to 150+ pages per site to check for metadata, header structure, and content distribution.
• AI-Powered Insights: Integrates with Google Gemini, OpenAI (GPT-4o), OpenRouter, or DeepSeek for human-like content evaluation.
• Professional PDF Reporting: Generate white-label, beautiful reports for clients with color-coded risk levels and readiness scores.
• No Heavy Frameworks: Built with pure, optimized PHP for lightning-fast execution and easy hosting.
• Admin Control: Full dashboard to manage scans, AI costs, blog content, and global branding.

• Multithreaded cURL Crawler: Efficiently analyzes large sites without server lag.
• AI Integration: Multi-provider support for advanced content policy evaluation.
• White-Label PDF Reports: Visual scoring (0-100) and category-wise breakdowns.
• 5 Critical Analysis Pillars: Content Quality, Trust Signals, Policy Compliance, UX & Structure, and Spam Risk.
• File-Based Rate Limiting: Prevents API abuse and server overload.
• CSRF & SQL Injection Protection: Robust security measures included.
• Built-in Blog & Page System: Manage informational content easily.
• Responsive Dashboard: Modern UI built with Tailwind CSS.

• PHP: 8.1 or higher
• Web Server: Apache (with mod_rewrite) or Nginx
• Database: MySQL 5.7+ or MariaDB 10.3+
• PHP Extensions: pdo_mysql, curl, json, mbstring, dom

1. Upload Files: Upload all files to your web server's root.
2. Setup Database: Create a MySQL database and import the  database/schema.sql file.
3. Configure Database: Update your credentials in  config/database.php.
4. Set Permissions: Ensure storage/ and public/uploads/ folders are writable (chmod 775 or 777).
5. Login: Access the admin panel at your domain using the default credentials ([email protected] / password) and change them immediately.