Ads Earning

Almost always time zone. Google reports against your account's reporting time zone, not your phone's — so if you're in Bangkok and your account reports in America/Los_Angeles, "today" is a different window in each place. Ads Earning uses your account's time zone so the totals reconcile, which means the day can roll over at an hour that feels odd locally.

The other cause is finalisation. Today and yesterday are estimates and get revised — invalid traffic gets stripped out over the following days. A figure that drops slightly after 48 hours hasn't gone missing; it's been finalised.

Google's reporting runs behind live traffic — usually a couple of hours, occasionally longer. Early in your account's day there may genuinely be nothing reported yet. Pull to refresh later rather than treating an empty morning as a fault.

Ads Earning asks only for read-only reporting access. If the screen closes without returning, check that you're picking the Google account that actually owns the publisher account — a personal account with no AdMob or AdSense attached will authorise fine and then show nothing.

If you previously denied a permission, Google remembers. Remove Ads Earning at myaccount.google.com/permissions and sign in again to get a fresh prompt.

They're separate products with separate publisher accounts. Ads Earning shows whichever the signed-in Google account has access to — if you only hold AdMob, only AdMob appears, and page views and page RPM stay hidden because AdMob doesn't report them.

No. The permissions granted are read-only reporting scopes. There is no write access, so the App cannot create, edit, pause or delete an ad unit, change a payment setting, or alter anything at all in AdMob or AdSense. It can only read the same numbers you'd read yourself.

iOS decides when widgets refresh and rations those refreshes to protect battery — the widget requests an update regularly but the system may defer it. Opening the app forces a fresh read and the widget catches up.

If it's stuck for a long stretch, check Settings → General → Background App Refresh is on and that Low Power Mode isn't active. Low Power Mode suspends widget updates almost entirely.

Whatever currency your Google publisher account reports in. The App doesn't convert — converting would introduce a rate that doesn't match your actual payment, and the point is that the number matches what Google will pay you.

Unpaid earnings accumulate against the payment threshold set on your Google account, and only finalised earnings count toward it. The current month's estimate is shown alongside but isn't part of the balance until Google closes the month.

Payment thresholds and schedules are set entirely by Google. The App only reads and displays them.

Sign out inside the App and the stored token is deleted from the iOS Keychain immediately. To revoke the grant on Google's side as well, remove Ads Earning at myaccount.google.com/permissions. Deleting the App does both by removing the Keychain entry along with it.

Sign out and back in with the other account to switch. Each sign-in replaces the stored token rather than accumulating them, so only one publisher account is loaded at a time.

Force-quit, reopen, and try again. If the crash repeats, contact us with your device model, iOS version, whether it's an AdMob or AdSense account, and which screen or date range you were on. There's no crash reporter, so your description is all we have to work from.