Free Google Ads Quality Score Checker Tool β€” Estimate Your QS Score | RDA
πŸ†“ Free Google Ads Tool

Quality Score Checker & QS Estimator Tool

Estimate your Google Ads Quality Score (1–10) by analyzing your keyword, ad copy and landing page together. Get a calibrated score plus specific fixes for expected CTR, ad relevance and landing page experience.

πŸ“Š 1–10 QS estimate 🎯 3-factor breakdown πŸ”— Landing page check πŸ’‘ Actionable fixes πŸ”’ No login
Example Quality Score
8/10
Expected CTR
Above avg
Ad Relevance
Above avg
Landing Page
Average
The Tool

Check Your Quality Score Now

Enter your keyword, ad copy and landing page URL. The tool analyzes all three Quality Score factors and gives you a calibrated estimate with specific improvement tips.

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Fill in your keyword, ad copy and landing page, then click Analyze Quality Score to see your estimated score and improvement tips.

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πŸ’‘ How to Improve Your Score
Note: This is a calibrated estimate based on the same three factors Google uses. Your exact dashboard Quality Score uses live auction data and historical CTR that only appears in your Google Ads account once your ads have impressions.
How It Works

3 Steps to Check Your Quality Score

1

Enter Your Ad Details

Add your target keyword, ad headlines and descriptions. These are analyzed for keyword relevance and expected click-through rate signals.

2

Add Your Landing Page

Paste your landing page URL and click Fetch β€” or paste the page content manually if your site blocks fetching. This checks landing page relevance.

3

Get Score & Fixes

See your estimated 1–10 Quality Score, a breakdown of all three factors, and a prioritized list of specific improvements to raise your score.

The 3 Factors

What Makes Up Your Quality Score

Google calculates Quality Score from three components. This tool estimates each one and shows you exactly where to improve.

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Expected CTR

~ One third of your score

How likely your ad is to be clicked when shown for your keyword. Driven by compelling headlines, strong calls to action, and keyword presence in your ad copy. The single biggest lever in most accounts.

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Ad Relevance

~ One third of your score

How closely your ad matches the intent behind the keyword. Including your exact keyword in headlines and descriptions, and matching the searcher's intent, sends a strong relevance signal to Google.

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Landing Page Experience

~ One third of your score

How relevant, useful and easy to navigate your landing page is for people who click. Google checks that your page matches the ad promise, loads fast, works on mobile, and contains your keyword and clear next steps.

Why Quality Score Matters

A Higher Score = Cheaper Clicks

Quality Score directly controls how much you pay per click and where your ad ranks. Improving from a 5 to an 8 can cut your cost per click by 30% or more β€” for the exact same keyword.

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Lower Cost Per Click

Google rewards relevant ads with cheaper clicks. A high Quality Score means you pay less than competitors for the same position.

2

Better Ad Positions

Higher Quality Score lifts your Ad Rank, so your ad shows higher on the page even with a lower bid.

3

More Impressions & Clicks

Relevant, high-scoring ads get shown more often, bringing more qualified traffic for the same budget.

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Diagnose Before You Spend

Catch weak ad copy and landing page mismatches before launch β€” instead of wasting budget on a low-scoring campaign.

-30%Lower CPC
at QS 8 vs 5
7-10Target
good score range
3Factors
analyzed
FreeNo cost
no sign-up
FAQ

Quality Score Questions

What is a good Google Ads Quality Score?β–Ύ
A Quality Score of 7–10 is considered good, and 8–10 is excellent. Higher scores usually mean lower cost per click and better ad positions. A score below 5 means your keyword, ad copy or landing page needs work. Aim to keep your most important keywords at 7 or above.
Can any tool show my exact Google Ads Quality Score?β–Ύ
No external tool can show your exact Quality Score, because Google calculates it inside your account using live auction data and your historical click-through rate. This tool gives a calibrated estimate using the same three public factors β€” expected CTR, ad relevance and landing page experience β€” so you can diagnose and improve before and during your campaign. Your real score appears in the Google Ads keyword table once your ads gather impressions.
What are the three factors of Quality Score?β–Ύ
The three components are: Expected click-through rate (how likely your ad is to be clicked), Ad relevance (how closely your ad matches the keyword's intent), and Landing page experience (how relevant, fast and useful your landing page is). Each is rated Below average, Average, or Above average inside Google Ads.
How do I improve my Quality Score?β–Ύ
Include your target keyword in your headlines and descriptions, write compelling copy with a clear call to action, make sure your landing page matches the ad promise and contains the keyword, improve page speed and mobile experience, and group tightly related keywords into the same ad group. This tool flags exactly which of these you're missing.
Does Quality Score affect how much I pay?β–Ύ
Yes, directly. Quality Score is a major part of Ad Rank, which determines both your position and your actual cost per click. A higher Quality Score lets you pay less for the same or better position, so improving it is one of the fastest ways to reduce wasted ad spend.
Why does the landing page fetch sometimes fail?β–Ύ
Many websites block automated requests from browsers for security (this is called CORS). When that happens, the tool tries a public proxy, and if that's also blocked, you can simply copy your landing page's main headline and content and paste it into the Landing Page Text box manually. The analysis works exactly the same either way.
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