If I publish an ad on my web page through eLeavers or Google Adsense.Which network will pay me more per click n per impression?

When comparing eLeavers and Google AdSense in terms of earnings per click (CPC) and per impression (CPM), eLeavers generally pays more to publishers. Here’s why:

1. Revenue Share

• AdSense: Pays publishers around 45–55% of ad revenue. Google keeps nearly half of what the advertiser pays.

• eLeavers: Offers an 80% revenue share, meaning you keep most of the money generated from ad clicks on your site. This alone makes eLeavers more profitable for publishers, even if the actual CPC is slightly lower than AdSense in some niches.

2. Cost-Per-Click (CPC)

• AdSense: CPC rates vary widely depending on niche and audience, usually higher for competitive industries. However, approval and niche restrictions can limit who can run high-CPC ads.

• eLeavers: CPC is generally low-cost for advertisers ($0.01–$0.05 per click), but because of the high revenue share, publishers earn a higher percentage of that cost. This can lead to more consistent earnings, especially for beginners or smaller sites.

3. Cost-Per-Thousand-Impressions (CPM)

• AdSense: CPM depends on ad demand, niche, and traffic quality. High-traffic sites in competitive niches may earn more.

• eLeavers: While eLeavers primarily uses a PPC model, impressions still contribute indirectly by increasing the likelihood of clicks, which then generate direct earnings with 80% revenue share.

4. Accessibility and Payout

• AdSense: Minimum payout is $100, and sites must comply strictly with Google policies.

• eLeavers: Minimum payout is $10, and smaller sites or beginners can monetize traffic immediately.

Bottom Line

• If your goal is maximum earnings per click and more control over your revenue, eLeavers usually pays more to publishers because of the 80% revenue share.

• AdSense may offer higher CPC in specific niches, but its restrictions and lower revenue share make it less profitable for many small or new publishers.

With Eleavers, you earn 80% revenue share, while Google Adsense pays less than that. In practice, Adsense ads may have a higher value per click, but Eleavers balances this out by giving you a larger share of the earnings.

The most profitable setup is combining the two. Many publishers display both Eleavers and Adsense ads on the same site, and the result is significantly higher income compared to using just one network.