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Measured on six things

See today's AdMob earnings and unpaid balance on iPhone

Security

HTTP probe found HTTPS not enforced, no HSTS, CSP, frame protection, or Referrer-Policy — 1/12 checklist points. Google Sign-In and GDPR consent claims are good, but the site's own transport hygiene is the weak link.

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AdEarnings Pro

About this app

AdEarnings Pro is a free iOS app for AdMob publishers who want to monitor their ad revenue without digging through Google's AdMob console. It offers a real-time earnings dashboard that shows today's earnings with live updates, yesterday's performance for comparison, total unpaid earnings, and last payment history. The app supports multiple currencies and secures access via Google Sign-In, with GDPR-compliant consent management. It's lightweight, fast, and works offline with cached data, making it handy for checking earnings on the go. The interface is clean with dark mode support and pull-to-refresh. While it's a niche tool, it fills a gap for mobile-first publishers who need quick, actionable insights into their AdMob revenue. With a 5.0 rating on the India App Store (based on 3 reviews), users appreciate its simplicity and single-purpose focus. It requires iOS 17.6 or later and is available for iPhone and iPad.

Key features

1Real-time AdMob earnings dashboard with today's earnings, yesterday's comparison, unpaid balance, and last payment history
2Google Sign-In authentication with GDPR-compliant consent management and revocable consent
3Offline-ready cached data, pull-to-refresh, dark mode, and multi-currency support on iPhone and iPad

Target customer profile

Drawn from the product itself, not from a survey.

Demographic

Mobile app developers and indie publishers using AdMob

Pain points

Constantly logging into AdMob web console is slow and cumbersome on mobile

Primary needs

Quick, real-time earnings overview on their phone without navigating complex dashboards

Demographic

Small development teams and ad ops managers

Pain points

Lack of lightweight mobile tool to check revenue and payment status on the go

Primary needs

Instant access to key metrics like today's earnings, unpaid balance, and last payment

Demographic

Freelance app developers and solopreneurs

Pain points

Need to monitor multiple apps' earnings but current solutions are desktop-centric

Primary needs

A simple, secure mobile app that aggregates AdMob earnings data in one place

Scout Review

Written by AI from measured evidence, scored out of 100.

AdEarnings Pro is a focused, genuinely fast iOS tool for AdMob publishers who want today's earnings without opening Google's console. The app UI is polished and the Lighthouse numbers are excellent. The weaknesses are structural: a single-feature wrapper around Google's API, no real documentation, weak site security headers, and a color-contrast failure in an app built around reading colored numbers. It's a good utility for a narrow audience, not a category-defining product.

Measure by measure

Usability

Single-purpose flow with large tap targets, pull-to-refresh, and Google Sign-In keeps time-to-value short. But there's no real help center or in-app docs, and the iOS 17.6+ floor locks out older devices for a tool this simple.

Design

Judging the app UI from store screenshots: cohesive dark theme, teal accents, bold metric numbers, and clear card hierarchy. The marketing site is weaker — duplicated preview blocks and template-y feature cards drag it down slightly.

Speed

Lighthouse mobile 94/100 with 2.4s LCP, 0ms TBT, and 905ms FCP; desktop 88/100. The site is genuinely snappy, and the app claims cached offline data with minimal battery impact — consistent with a lightweight 60 MB build.

Security

Accessibility

Lighthouse a11y 93/100 with one real failure: insufficient color contrast. 95-language localization is a genuine strength, but there's no WCAG statement and the color-coded earnings values may lean on color alone.

Growth

Real, specific wedge: mobile-first AdMob earnings check for indie publishers tired of the desktop console. But it's a thin single-feature wrapper around Google's own API, and AdMob's official app already exists.

Improvement areas

Site security headers: HTTPS not enforced, no HSTS/CSP/frame protection — 1/12 checklist points on the HTTP probe
Accessibility: Lighthouse contrast failure on color-coded earnings values; no WCAG statement or screen-reader docs
Documentation and support: no help center or in-app docs beyond a marketing FAQ; changelog is 'bug fixes and enhancements'

Design & Usability

The app itself is the product here, and the store screenshots back that up: a consistent dark theme, teal section headers, bold color-coded earnings numbers, and a dashboard with a 'Data Quality: Excellent' pill plus four clear action buttons. That's a competent, readable mobile UI. Usability follows the same single-purpose logic — pull-to-refresh, Google Sign-In, large tap targets — which is exactly right for a 30-second earnings check. The gaps are on the marketing and support side: the homepage duplicates its own preview blocks, the feature cards read like template copy, and there's no real help center beyond a marketing FAQ. The iOS 17.6+ requirement is also a steep floor for a tool this simple.

Speed & Security

Speed is the strongest measured dimension: Lighthouse mobile 94/100 with 2.4s LCP, 0ms total blocking time, and 905ms FCP; desktop lands at 88/100. The app's claimed offline caching and minimal battery footprint fit that profile. Security is the opposite story. The HTTP probe found HTTPS not enforced, no HSTS, no CSP, no frame protection, no X-Content-Type-Options, no Referrer-Policy, and no Permissions-Policy — 1 of 12 checklist points, with SPF present but DMARC missing. The app's Google Sign-In and GDPR consent claims are reasonable for a small indie tool, but the site's own transport hygiene undercuts the security story it's telling.

Accessibility & Growth

Accessibility scores 93/100 on Lighthouse with a single failing audit — insufficient background/foreground contrast — which matters more than usual for an app whose core value is reading color-coded numbers at a glance. Localization into 95 languages is a genuine strength; the absence of any WCAG statement or keyboard/screen-reader documentation is a gap, not a disqualifier at this stage. Growth is a judgement on the idea: the wedge is real and specific (mobile-first AdMob earnings for indie publishers who hate the desktop console), but it's a thin wrapper around Google's own API competing with Google's own app and a paid analytics suite. Traction is thin — no store ratings yet, 3 India App Store reviews cited on-site, domain registered mid-2026 — so the idea has to carry the score, and it's a feature-sized idea, not a platform one.

Conclusion

If you're an indie AdMob publisher who checks revenue on your phone ten times a day, this is a legitimately pleasant shortcut and it's free. If you need multi-network analytics, historical reporting, or anything resembling a support channel, Appfigures or the official AdMob app will serve you better. Download it, use it, but don't expect it to grow into a platform — and keep an eye on whether the developer tightens the site's security posture.

Suggestions for improvement

Enforce HTTPS site-wide and add HSTS, CSP, X-Content-Type-Options, and Referrer-Policy headers — the probe found 1/12 checklist points.
Fix the Lighthouse contrast failure; for an app built on color-coded earnings, add non-color indicators (icons, labels) alongside the values.
Publish a real help center or in-app docs covering AdMob API failures, re-auth, and multi-account support — the current FAQ is marketing copy.
De-duplicate the homepage preview sections and replace template feature cards with concrete screenshots of the actual dashboard states.

How we score

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	AdEarnings Pro	AdMob by Google	Appfigures
Price	Free	Free	Paid subscription
Primary focus	AdMob earnings snapshot only	AdMob earnings and performance	Multi-source app analytics and ad revenue
Multi-network support	AdMob only	AdMob only	Multiple ad networks and stores
Offline / cached data	Yes, cached offline data	Limited	Web-based, requires connection
Historical reporting / analytics depth	Today, yesterday, unpaid, last payment	Full AdMob reporting	Deep historical analytics and exports
Platform	iOS 17.6+ (iPhone, iPad)	iOS and Android	Web and mobile apps