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Paste your rejection email and we'll decode exactly what to fix to get approved
When an ad network rejects your application, the rejection email often contains vague language that is difficult to act on. Phrases like "your site does not meet our quality standards" or "content policy violation" tell you something is wrong but not what specifically needs to change. The Rejection Decoder analyzes the exact language in your rejection email against known patterns from each of the 14 networks we track, identifying the specific issues that triggered the rejection and providing actionable steps to resolve each one.
Paste the full text of your rejection email, select which network sent it, and our AI will parse the language to identify rejection patterns. Each identified issue is classified by severity (critical, major, or minor), categorized by type (content, technical, traffic, policy), and paired with a specific fix recommendation and estimated time to resolve. The decoder draws on rejection pattern data across all 14 supported networks to provide network-specific guidance — because what AdSense flags as a problem may not be an issue for Ezoic, and vice versa.
Paste the entire rejection email, including any bullet points, numbered lists, or specific page URLs mentioned. The more context you provide, the more accurate the analysis. If you received a generic one-line rejection, the decoder may not be able to identify specific issues — in that case, run a full site scan to get a comprehensive readiness assessment that covers everything the network evaluates.
Paste your rejection email, select the network, and our AI analyzes the language against known rejection patterns. It identifies probable issues, rates severity, and provides step-by-step fixes.
All 14 networks: AdSense, Mediavine, Raptive, Ezoic, Monumetric, SHE Media, Playwire, Sovrn, Adsterra, Media.net, Setupad, Snigel, Publift, and Freestar.
Free users get 1 decode. Pro and Premium subscribers get unlimited decodes.
Wait 2-4 weeks. Fix all identified issues, run a fresh scan to verify improvement, then reapply.