Blog Income Calculator
Estimate your monthly blog revenue from AdSense display ads and affiliate marketing combined.
Income Variables
Avg. $5-15 based on niche
AdSense Potential
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Affiliate Potential
$0
Total Monthly Revenue
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$0 estimated per year
Scale to $10,000/month
To hit the $10k milestone with these conversion rates, you need a larger audience.
Required Traffic
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Understanding Your Content Monetization
Monetizing a blog is a marathon, not a sprint. While display ads (AdSense) provide a reliable baseline, affiliate marketing is where the real scale happens. This calculator helps you understand the synergy between traffic and conversion.
AdSense RPM
Revenue Per Mille (RPM) measures how much you earn for every 1,000 pageviews. Finance and Insurance niches can see $20+, while hobbies might see $2-5.
Affiliate CTR
The percentage of readers who click your affiliate links. A 2-3% CTR is considered standard. High-intent "Best X for Y" articles can see 10%+.
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External Resources
Learn more about diversifying your blog's income streams.
Neil Patel: How to Make Money Blogging Wikipedia: Blog MonetizationAbout the Blog Income Calculator
This free blog income calculator estimates how much a blog can realistically earn per month by combining two revenue streams: display advertising (Google AdSense, Ezoic, Mediavine) and affiliate marketing. You enter your monthly pageviews, your niche RPM (revenue per thousand impressions), and your affiliate conversion assumptions, and it returns a monthly and annual projection.
It is designed for bloggers validating a niche, buyers doing due-diligence on a site, and creators setting a traffic goal. The numbers are estimates — real earnings vary with seasonality, ad layout, and audience geography — but the model uses the same RPM and EPC ranges that working bloggers report.
How to use it
- 1. Enter your current or target monthly pageviews.
- 2. Choose your niche or type a custom display RPM (finance and software pay more than lifestyle).
- 3. Add your affiliate assumptions: clicks per visitor, conversion rate, and average commission.
- 4. Read the combined monthly and annual revenue projection, then adjust inputs to model growth.
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