If you find and click an ad-pass link from the banner shown on one of the individual sites, that will say how much that site charges per page. But yeah, it would be nice if you could easily find that on the Google Contributor site too.
Oh, I found it: From this list, click the "Add to your pass" link for any site, and then on the next page, scroll down a little and under "How it works", it shows how much that site charges per page.
It also said that when you're signed up for it, you can check your account to see how much has been paid for each site.
Maybe that list isn't up to date. It doesn't include Popular Mechanics, which is one of the only two listed on the main page - I was wondering why only 2 are listed there.
Unsuccessfully tried to find an ad-pass link from the Popular Mechanics site. If a site is going to implement infinite scrolling, they shouldn't put informational stuff at the bottom of the page, where you can never reach it.
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Date: 2018-11-04 12:27 am (UTC)From:Oh, I found it: From this list, click the "Add to your pass" link for any site, and then on the next page, scroll down a little and under "How it works", it shows how much that site charges per page.
It also said that when you're signed up for it, you can check your account to see how much has been paid for each site.
Maybe that list isn't up to date. It doesn't include Popular Mechanics, which is one of the only two listed on the main page - I was wondering why only 2 are listed there.
Unsuccessfully tried to find an ad-pass link from the Popular Mechanics site. If a site is going to implement infinite scrolling, they shouldn't put informational stuff at the bottom of the page, where you can never reach it.