Monumetric Traffic Requirements 2025: Minimum Visits & Approval Tips (That No One Else Will Tell You)

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You’ve been grinding. Writing late nights. Fighting with WordPress. Watching traffic tick up one session at a time.

And now you’re finally thinking, “Maybe it’s time to put some ads on this damn site.”
Not those garbage AdSense pennies though. You want something better. Something that actually respects your blog and pays more than coffee money.

That’s where Monumetric comes in.

But here’s the brutal truth no one really lays out clearly…

They’re not gonna just hand you approval.
And if you screw this up — even a little — they’ll ghost you. Or worse, send you that soul-crushing “your site doesn’t meet our requirements” email that makes you want to flip your laptop and go off-grid.

So I’m gonna walk you through it.
Not like some guru.
Just one blogger to another — because I was you. And I’ve seen this game eat people alive.

Let’s get raw.

What Even Is Monumetric? (And Is It Worth the Hype?)

Monumetric is an ad network — but not the kind that spams your blog with weird popups and ads about toenail fungus.

These guys actually optimize. They test placements. They want you to make more money (so they do too).

Compared to AdSense?
It’s like switching from a flip phone to an iPhone.
Compared to Ezoic?
Less tech headaches, more human support.
Compared to Mediavine or Raptive?
It’s the perfect stepping stone before you hit those higher-tier networks.

But here’s the catch…

They’ve got rules. Traffic rules. Content rules. Setup rules.
They’re not trying to onboard a thousand messy sites that crash every time someone scrolls.

So let’s get into the nitty-gritty.

The Cold, Hard Truth: Monumetric’s Traffic Minimum in 2025

Okay, let’s answer the question you came here for:

How much traffic do you actually need to qualify for Monumetric in 2025?

50,000 monthly sessions.

Not pageviews. Not users.
Sessions. Straight outta Google Analytics. No faking it.

And I know…
Maybe you’re sitting there thinking,
“Dude, I’m at 43K — that’s close enough, right?”

NOPE.
I hate to say it, but almost doesn’t cut it here.

If you’re not at 50K sessions, they will not accept you.
And even if you’re at 50,001, they might still hit you with the “not ready” reply if the rest of your site isn’t tight.

🔥 Pro Tip: Don’t apply at 50K. Wait till you’re sitting comfortably at 55K–60K so you have margin. They review 30-day analytics — not your best week ever.

Don’t Get Cute: These Traffic Tricks Don’t Work

Let’s destroy some myths before you waste time and energy on the wrong stuff.

❌ “Can I combine traffic from two sites?”

Nope. They evaluate one domain. If your portfolio of half-baked blogs is adding up to 50K, it doesn’t matter. They’ll laugh in analytics.

❌ “Does Pinterest traffic count?”

Yes, but…
If people just bounce in from a pin, skim your post for 8 seconds, and leave?
You’ll get low RPMs.
They want traffic that sticks. Not window shoppers.

❌ “Can I show them a screenshot from Jetpack or Cloudflare instead of GA?”

LOL. No.
They’ll want access to real Google Analytics data. Not screenshots. Not traffic fairy tales.

It’s Not Just About Traffic: What Monumetric Really Looks For

Let’s say you hit the 50K mark. Sweet.
You think you’re ready. But this ain’t AdSense. Monumetric wants quality sites — not just popular ones.

Here’s their unofficial checklist:

✅ You Need a Clean, Professional Blog

If your blog looks like it’s from 2012… fix it.

Ditch the flashy sliders.
Get rid of junky sidebar ads.
Make sure it doesn’t break on mobile.
Stop using that “coming soon” contact page from your theme demo.

Themes I trust: Kadence, GeneratePress, Astra.
They’re lightweight and mobile-friendly outta the box.

⚠️ If your site’s got more popups than content, that’s a red flag.

✅ SSL Certificate (Yes, They Check)

If your site still says “Not Secure” in Chrome — friend, come on.
Use SiteGround, Cloudflare, or Let’s Encrypt and install that SSL today. No excuses.

✅ Legal Pages in Place

Don’t skip this.

About Page
Contact Page
Privacy Policy (and yes, it needs to mention cookies/ads)

Use tools like Termly, PrivacyPolicies.com, or Shopify’s free generator to get it done in 10 minutes.

✅ Mobile Optimization Is NON-NEGOTIABLE

Test your blog on your phone right now.
If the nav bar doesn’t work, or text is off-screen, or it takes 9 seconds to load?
Fix it before you even think of applying.

Run it through PageSpeed Insights — aim for 75+ on mobile. Anything lower? Red flag.

✅ Original, Human Content

This one’s big.
If your blog feels like it was written by ChatGPT 3.5 in 2023, you’re done.

Look — using AI for outlines or research is fine. We all do it.
But if your articles sound like a robot with no soul wrote them?
Monumetric ain’t gonna touch you.

✅ Use Originality.AI to check your content score. Try to stay 80–90% human-written.

Real Talk: The Application Process (What Happens After You Click “Apply”)

Here’s the honest step-by-step.

1. Apply on Their Site

You’ll fill out a form, submit your site, and connect your GA account. Takes 5 minutes.

2. Wait for Review

This is the hardest part.
You’ll wait 1–2 weeks — sometimes more — while they manually check your site.

They’re not rushing this.
They’ll dig through your content, check your traffic trends, even visit your site on mobile. (Yes, really.)

3. Approval or Rejection Email

If you’re approved, you’ll get setup instructions.
If you’re rejected… well, they might give you a reason. But sometimes it’s just a vague “not ready.”

4. Ad Setup & Onboarding

Once approved, Monumetric’s team helps place ads for you. No tech stress.
Your RPMs won’t be magic overnight, but they build fast.

The REAL Reason Most Bloggers Get Rejected

You know what it is?

They rush.
They hit 50K and apply the same day without checking their:

Site speed
Mobile responsiveness
Legal pages
Spammy affiliate links
Cluttered layouts

Monumetric’s team isn’t dumb.
They can tell when you slapped a site together just to cash in.

If you act like a pro, they treat you like one.
If you show up with duct-tape design and chatGPT content, they move on.

What If You’re Rejected? (It Happens, Bro.)

Don’t beat yourself up.
Here’s what to do:

Don’t argue.
Fix everything you can. Speed, content, layout, pages.
Wait 45–60 days.
Reapply with a cleaner, faster, sharper version of your blog.

Don’t ghost your dream because of one no.

What Kind of RPMs Can You Actually Expect?

Here’s the money talk.
This is what people really wanna know.

Typical RPMs in 2025:

Niche	US Traffic %	RPM Range
Personal Finance	80%+	$20 – $30
Food/DIY	70%+	$12 – $20
General Global	40–50%	$4 – $10

And yep, that’s better than AdSense for most bloggers.
Might not beat Mediavine — but you’re not there yet. This is your bridge.

Still Not at 50K? Here’s What to Do Right Now

If you’re at 15K, 30K, even 49.9K — don’t just twiddle your thumbs.

🚀 Use These to Grow FAST:

Strategy (Keyword Golden Ratio) — rank with zero competition.
Answer AI Overviews — steal Featured Snippets + AI blocks.
Hyper Niche Your Blog — write ONLY what Google can’t ignore.

Need a guide? I wrote a banger on each of those.

Final Thoughts: Monumetric Isn’t the Goal — But It Is the Upgrade You Deserve

Look — this blog you’re building?
It’s more than just a site. It’s your out. Your shot. Your income stream. Your damn legacy maybe.

And yeah, getting to 50K isn’t easy.
But it’s doable.
One post at a time. One keyword at a time. One fix at a time.

Just promise me this:

Don’t wait till “someday.”
Fix your site. Clean up your content.
Grow that traffic — and when the time’s right? Apply like a boss.

Because you’re not just a blogger.
You’re a builder. And this is your next level.