Google Adsense Earnings in India : 5 FAQs Answered

Getting a stable income from Google Adsense is a dream for many of us Indian Bloggers. Every day a new person starts his/her blog with a dream to see quite a money from it. Many of us want to make Blogging a side hustle. There are more than 1.7 Billion websites on the Internet in which more than 200 Million websites are active.

Even though we manage to maintain ourselves in this race of getting traffics and good rankings in Google SERP and get the Google Adsense approval, most of us fail to sustain it.

Most people quit their blogging career even after monetizing our site, which I think is due to that their reality doesn't meet their expectations. Most of the people don't know the factors that influence our Google Adsense earnings.

Read here: 5 major Factors that determine your Google Adsense Earnings.


Those five factors determine your Google Adsense earnings and also your niche and its competition. Now let us clear some most common questions about Google Adsense India.

1. Is Google Adsense Available in India

Google Adsense is available in India and it is also available in most of the countries in the world. But Google Adsense isn't available in the following countries

• Crimea
• Cuba
• Iran
• North Korea
• Sudan
• Syria

which is due to Google Adsense complying with sanctions imposed by the United States Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). [source]

2. How much Google Adsense Pay

1. Google Adsense pays 68% of revenue to its publisher for displaying ads with Adsense for Content.
2. Google Adsense pays 51% of revenue to its publishers for Adsense for search. 

These percentages are consistent, regardless of a publisher's geographic location, and are not in any way averaged between publishers. 

Google Adsense doesn't disclose the revenue share for other AdSense products; the revenue share varies for other products due to different costs of developing and supporting these products.

You can view revenue share details in your Adsense account by following the below steps:

1. Sign in to your AdSense account.
2. Click Account.
3. In the "Account Information" section, you'll see each revenue share displayed next to "Active products."

3. Does Adsense Pay for Views or Clicks

Google Adsense pays its publisher for both the Views and Clicks for the ads on their website. However, Adsense pays its publisher more for clicks their ads get then just for the views.

4. How much does Google Adsense pay per click

Cost per Click (CPC) that Google Adsense pays a publisher is entirely determined by the ads that publish on your website, it also depends on what type of ads they advertise. You will be 68% of the publisher's amount that they get charged. It means that for every 100$ that an advertiser pays, a publisher receives 68$.

CPC also depends upon competition and the publisher's niche. But in the common reality that commission per click can range from 0.15$ to 15$. Most of the publishers only get less than 3$ in their niche.

Google Adsense CPC rates in India

Google Adsense CPC rates are low in India when compared to countries like the USA, UK, Australia and etc because mainly it depends on the Publisher's Niche, Competition and how much advertiser pays for that. But commonly one can expect to get Rs. 10 to Rs 2200 Commission per click they get for the Adsense ads displayed on their website. But it mainly depends on the CPC Adsense Keywords.

5. How much does Google Adsense pay per 1000 views

 Apart from the Commission per click, the publishers will earn from Commission per Impression. CPM is the Cost per Thousand impressions, it also depends upon several factors like CPC but it will bring way lesser money than CPC. In general, a publisher may receive from 0.05$ to 5$ per 1000 impressions they receive for an ad on their website.

Thus these are the most frequently asked questions about Google Adsense Earnings.

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