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Side-by-side comparison of two scan results to track your ad network readiness progress
Getting approved by premium ad networks is rarely a one-scan process. Publishers typically need multiple rounds of improvements before their site meets the full set of requirements for networks like Mediavine, Raptive, or Ezoic. The scan comparison tool lets you put any two AdGateScore reports next to each other so you can see exactly what changed and by how much.
Each comparison breaks down the difference across five core modules: page performance and Core Web Vitals, content quality and originality, policy compliance including ads.txt and privacy pages, site architecture covering navigation and structured data, and traffic signals that indicate organic search presence. Instead of guessing whether your latest changes helped, you get concrete point-by-point evidence of progress or regression.
You can also use this tool to benchmark your site against a competitor. If another publisher in your niche is already approved by the network you are targeting, comparing your scan against theirs reveals the specific gaps you need to close. Focus your effort where the score delta is largest, fix those issues first, and rescan to confirm the improvement before submitting your application.
Enter your website URL on the AdGateScore homepage and run a full scan. This establishes your baseline scores across all five modules: performance, content quality, policy compliance, site architecture, and traffic signals.
Use the detailed recommendations from your scan report to address weaknesses. Add missing pages like a privacy policy, improve page load times, publish original long-form content, or fix broken internal links.
After implementing changes, run another scan of the same URL. Both scans are saved in your scan history so you can access them at any time.
Open your Scan History, select the two scans you want to compare, and view the side-by-side breakdown. The delta indicators show exactly where you gained or lost points across each module.
A single scan tells you where you stand today. A comparison tells you whether you are moving in the right direction. Here are the key insights publishers gain from comparing scans over time: