Free tool · Ad-to-Page Match Checker
Does my page deliver what my ad promises?
See where your page matches what your ad promises, and where to look closer.
Have ready: your ad wording and the text from the page it sends people to.
Your ad and page
What you type in this tool stays in your browser.

See an example
| What you enter | Value |
|---|---|
| Your ad says | Boiler service in Example Town for $80 |
| Your page says | Boiler service in Example Town for $90 |
| What you get | Value |
|---|---|
| Matches found | “Boiler service” and “Example Town” |
| Possible mismatch | Price: $80 on the ad, $90 on the page |
| What to do | Check if both prices are for the same offer |
Use this example to see how it works. Then use your own numbers.
What this means
The service and the town match. The price does not. Look at your page to see if the two prices are for the same thing.
Details: what this tool can’t do, and how we handle your information
What it can’t do
- The tool matches exact words. It misses other words that mean the same thing.
- Words on a page cannot prove that your form or checkout works.
- The web link check may turn down links with tracking labels. The tool does not remove the labels without telling you.
Your information
Text or page code you paste stays in your browser. If you choose the web link check and it is turned on, only that link is sent to this website’s scan tool. Do not paste private pages, passwords or personal details. Copy and print only when you choose to. This tool does not change your website. Other scripts on this website have their own privacy rules.
Questions
Does a match mean the promise is kept?
No. Read it in context and look at the page the way a visitor would. The tool helps you review. It cannot judge meaning.
Can I correct a finding?
Yes. Your notes are kept apart from what the tool first found.
What to try next
- Website Next-Step Check →
Check that visitors can tell how to reach you.
- Search-Term Review →
Review the Google searches you paid for.
Want the thinking behind it? Read the guide: Before you spend more on ads, check your page →