Understand eligibility, estimates, monthly settlement, and wallet credits.
How the system works
- Start with an approved private blog: GAM revenue starts only after the blog is approved and the assigned start date arrives.
- Google reports actual Site revenue: Revenue comes from verified Google Ad Manager Date and Site reports, not a fixed per-view price.
- Dashboard amounts are estimates: Daily numbers help you follow performance, but they remain estimates until the month is reconciled.
- Monthly settlement follows final review: A wallet credit is created only after the final monthly review and payment workflow are completed.
Choose the earnings source
Internal earnings follow the platform article rules and appear with the article statistics already used across the site.
GAM is based on actual Google demand for the mapped Site. It may produce higher revenue than internal article earnings, but no fixed income or higher result is guaranteed.
When the source changes
The selected GAM start date creates a clear boundary. Earlier internal earnings remain internal, while GAM revenue from the active date is reported at private blog level.
From the inactive date, new activity returns to internal earnings. Historical GAM estimates and settlements remain visible separately and are not added to article earnings.
Current rules
This percentage is only the active global default. A specific private blog may have its own approved platform rate. Referral eligibility and percentage may differ according to the active referral plan.
What you can follow in your dashboard
- Estimated Google revenue for the selected period.
- Valid and invalid internal visits for analysis.
- Monthly settlement status and paid wallet transaction when available.
What does not happen automatically
The system does not promise a fixed CPM, pay estimates directly, or withdraw a negative correction from your wallet automatically.
How current-day updates work
The dashboard reads the local database only. Today's GAM report is refreshed on the selected interval, and Google can revise the number later.
All-time reporting stays fast
All-time GAM charts are grouped by month. Totals remain complete while the dashboard avoids loading thousands of daily rows.