Which ad network pays more, ELeavers or Adsense Express (from Google)?
user - August 28, 2025
When it comes to earning potential for publishers, eLeavers pays more than Google AdSense Express. Both networks allow website owners to earn revenue from displaying ads, but the revenue share and payout structure make eLeavers significantly more profitable.
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AdSense Express: Google pays publishers around 45–55% of the ad revenue. This means nearly half of what advertisers pay goes to Google, leaving the rest for you.
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eLeavers: Publishers receive an 80% revenue share, which is much higher than AdSense. You keep most of the revenue generated from clicks on your site, maximizing your earnings.
In addition, eLeavers allows monetization even for smaller websites or publishers just starting out, whereas AdSense often requires a minimum amount of traffic and strict content policies. This combination of higher revenue share and accessibility makes eLeavers a better option for publishers who want to earn more from their traffic.
Member - September 21, 2025
When it comes to commissions, Eleavers pays a higher percentage—around 80%—compared to AdSense Express, which pays about 45%. However, since AdSense charges advertisers more per click, the value of each click is higher. In practice, I’ve found that the total earnings from both networks end up being very similar. The real advantage comes when you run ads from both networks on the same site—you can effectively double your income without any conflicts.