Quads Ads Manager for Google AdSense
Ads & AdSense plugin supporting Media.net, DFP, ads.txt, Web Stories ads, click fraud protection, revenue sharing, and ad blocker detection.
4.9(1,087 reviews)
·20K+ active installs·Updated 3 weeks agoAs of April 2026, Quads Ads Manager for Google AdSense is a WordPress ads plugin with 20K+ active installations and a 4.9/5 rating from 1,087 reviews. It has been downloaded 4.5M+ times in total. Requires WordPress 5.0+ and PHP 7.4+. Available on WordPress.org since 2015. Actively maintained — updated within the last month. Downloads are down 11% this week. Support resolution rate: 100%. Top alternative: Google for WooCommerce.
4.9/51,087 reviews
20K+active installs
100%resolved
11 yearssince 2015
Overview
WPQUADS provides a modern approach to ad management. It is well coded, lightweight, and suitable for websites with high traffic volumes.
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WPQuads is a reliable and extensible ad inserter and AdSense management solution for WordPress.
Features
- NEW – Sellable Ads: Sell your AD space.
- NEW – Hide Ads for Premium Members: Hide Ads for Premium Members.
- NEW – Web Stories Integration: Advertise in AMP Web Stories.
- NEW – Click Fraud Protection: Helps you fight the click fraud and helps you stabilize the ad revenue.
- NEW – GDPR & Privacy tools: We have got the GDPR and other privacy tools planned so that you dont have to worry about complying with privacy laws.
- Easy to use Modern options panel built on React JS.
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Ratings & Reviews
4.91,087 reviews
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Recent Reviews
OK but…
by Sirmadsen·2 months ago
The free version is good enough for my needs. However. There are some really weird choices made by the developers for such a popular plugin.
- You cannot edit the text that is shown if “Hide Ads for Premium Members” is enabled. It will show a huge bar at the bottom of the page with duplicate text and No Way to edit it.
- For some very odd reason, the price will always show with a dollar sign in front, even when choosing another currency like euro. This will show the wrong value, so in the end you are forced to use dollars.
- Some locations will show ads even when that ad is deleted. Don’t know how that works but it does. Specifically before/after featured area. I put in a test ad with some random text to see if it worked, which it did. Then deleted the ad, it still shows. So now I have some random text show on all pages.
Creating a new ad in the same position will replace the deleted ad and do the same thing, show it even when deleted. Turning plugin off hides the ad, turning plugin back on and the deleted ad still shows.
So, it’s meh for now. I just hope the developer can fix these bugs/overlooked features.
- This topic was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by Sirmadsen. Reason: discovered more bugs
Excelente plugin
by osieltavares·4 months ago
Melhor que já encontrei, plugin Excelente.
Great plugìn
by words2030·7 months ago
Great plugìn
- This topic was modified 7 months, 3 weeks ago by words2030.
best plugin
by rodgod·8 months ago
best plugin ever
Do not trust their money back guarantee – Pure scams
by weissalan·10 months ago
Do not trust their “money-back guarantee” – it’s a complete scam.
I purchased their plugin and requested a refund the very next day. Their so-called support team was completely unresponsive and ignored multiple attempts to contact them.
Eventually, I had to escalate the matter through PayPal just to get my money back.
This feels like a backyard operation with zero accountability. Save yourself the frustration – avoid this company entirely.
Download Trends
Today: 156Yesterday: 239This week: 1KPeriod total: 224K
Compatibility
| WordPress | 5.0+ requiredTested up to 6.9.4 |
| PHP | 7.4+ required |
Version Adoption
v2.0
60.5%
v3.0
31.8%
Other
7.8%
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Frequently Asked Questions
Changelog
3.0.1( 11 March 2026 )
- Fixed : Ads report issue #992
- Fixed : Ads not appearing due to undefined variable $adsArray #991
Contributors
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