100views
A cheap first look at how one video does as an ad.
- ✓Set up for the Australian market
- ✓Countries reported in Studio
- ✓Refill within 30 days
Order for Australia and your public video is put in front of people as a Google Ads promotion. Every counted view is someone who chose to start it, and YouTube Studio reports the countries they were watching from.
From $4.49 / 100 views
Australia price group · 30-day refill
Nine sizes for an Australian audience. You choose how many views; the Google Ads source, the gradual delivery and the 30-day refill come with every one.
A cheap first look at how one video does as an ad.
Good for trying two thumbnails before a bigger upload.
A fair opening order for a new video aimed at Australians.
Right for a trailer, a single or a small business launch.
Helps a new video reach viewers across the first week.
A common pick for channels that upload every week.
For Australian brands showing a product to a wide audience.
A big push for the video that matters most this season.
Sized for agencies running one major campaign video.
Australia sits in the $4.49 price group, the top tier for country orders, alongside the UK and Canada. If the viewer location does not matter, worldwide views cost far less.
Four stages, from the ad’s first showing to your own check in Studio.
It appears on the home page, in search and before other videos. Only people who choose to watch are counted, so the views climb across several days.

Australia is attached to the order as its market, and the Geography report in Studio shows where viewers actually were. If you need Australians only, ask us before ordering.

Trick shots, gaming, children’s shows, home cooking and sport all have big Australian audiences. Make the payoff clear in the first seconds.

Traffic source lists the promotion as YouTube advertising, apart from organic views. Geography in Advanced mode shows the countries for the days of the order.
Selecting Australia attaches the Australian market to your order. Your public video is then advertised on YouTube, appearing on the home page, beside search results or before another clip, and it only counts when someone actually starts it.
We do not promise that every view is located in Australia. Studio has the final word: open Analytics, choose Advanced mode, then Geography, and set the order dates to see where viewers were.
If your project needs Australian viewers only, such as a local shop, a service in one state or an event in one city, contact us before ordering. We will tell you honestly what we can do for Australia at that time.
Delivery runs across several days. Ads take a few days to reach the right people, and a slow rise looks like ordinary traffic.
Australian channels punch well above the size of the population. How Ridiculous, a group of friends from Perth, built a huge audience with trick shots from great heights, and Lachlan became one of the best-known gaming creators with his Fortnite videos.
Children’s content is a particular Australian strength. Bluey, the animated series about a family of dogs, has an official channel watched by families around the world, and The Wiggles have been making children sing along for decades.
Food and everyday practicality also do well. Nagi Maehashi’s RecipeTin Eats shares reliable home recipes, the kind of video people search for again and again when they plan dinner.
Distance shapes the audience. Because Australia is far ahead of Europe and the Americas in time, Australian creators who want an international audience often think carefully about upload times, while a mainly local audience follows Australian evenings.
The country uses three standard time zones, and daylight saving applies in New South Wales, Victoria, the ACT, Tasmania and South Australia but not in Queensland, Western Australia or the Northern Territory. Twice a year the gap between states changes, so check your Studio card on viewer hours after the clocks move.
Australian English and humour travel well, and Australian videos often reach New Zealand, the UK and North America. That is one reason the geography report of an Australian channel rarely shows a single country.
Sport is a year-round topic, from cricket in summer to the football codes in winter. Videos tied to a match or a season move fast, so timing matters as much as the video itself.
Surf, outdoor and travel content is a natural fit. Beaches, road trips across the outback and wildlife videos attract Australians and international viewers alike, and good footage carries them a long way.
Australians are practical buyers. Reviews, how-tos and comparison videos for cars, phones, home improvement and money help people decide, and they keep getting search traffic for months after release.
Australian creators often build a second audience in New Zealand and the UK. That spread is useful, but it means an Australian channel should read its geography report before assuming who is watching.
Sources: Subscriber counts: YouTube channel pages, October 2026
Five Australian channels that each stand for a popular category. They are named as examples only; none of them has any connection with Metricvia.
Trick shots and big experiments from Perth.
Subscribers: 23.9M, YouTube channel page, October 2026Fortnite and other gaming videos.
Subscribers: 15.2M, YouTube channel page, October 2026Official channel of the Australian animated series.
Subscribers: 14.9M, YouTube channel page, October 2026Songs and shows for young children.
Subscribers: 11M, YouTube channel page, October 2026Reliable home recipes from Nagi Maehashi.
Subscribers: 839K, YouTube channel page, October 2026Picked to show each category; none of these creators works with us.
Videos in these categories land with Australians who already watch plenty of them. A clear promise in the title and a quick, friendly opening go a long way.
Comparing options? Look at worldwide views, read what views cost and the first 48 hours after publishing. For a channel, subscribers for Australia are a separate order.
You hand over a single public link. Ordering, advertising and the check in your own analytics follow from it.
Add a size from the cards to your basket. Card price and checkout price are the same.
Paste the video’s public URL at checkout. We never ask for a password or channel access.
Your video is advertised for the Australian market and the views add up over several days.
Track the order in the dashboard and read the countries in YouTube Analytics. Drops within 30 days are refilled.
Australian orders are advertising that people opt into. There is no automation and no account buying behind them, so YouTube finds nothing to remove.
A view counts only when someone chooses to start the video.
Studio’s Geography report shows where viewers were.
We need the public link and nothing else.
Any delivered views lost within 30 days come back free.
Delivered views that slip away within 30 days are refilled for free.
| Compare | Metricvia | Bot sellers |
|---|---|---|
| Origin | Google Ads promotion | Bots or bought accounts |
| Country information | Your Geography report | None |
| Login | Never asked for | Often asked for |
| Weeks later | Refilled within 30 days | Wiped by YouTube |
| Label in Studio | YouTube advertising | Unexplained traffic |
The parts of an Australia order we stand behind, and the ones we never claim.
Views from Australia help when a video is meant for people who live with Australian conditions: a solar installer explaining how a home system works, a café group in Melbourne, a surf label, or a creator reviewing cars on Australian roads. The audience is spread between large coastal cities and regional towns far apart, so a campaign here reaches suburban families, tradespeople, students and retirees rather than a single type of viewer. For brands from elsewhere, an Australian view count shows the message works for viewers who are quick to spot when something was made for another country.
Prepare captions that handle Australian accents and place names properly, since automatic captions often stumble on them. Prices should be in Australian dollars and seasons the right way round: a summer guide released in June will confuse people here. Thumbnails with natural light and outdoor settings tend to look familiar to this audience. Practical reviews, home and garden projects, barbecue cooking and honest product tests usually land better with Australian viewers than polished sales pitches, which are often met with a raised eyebrow.
Australia has an engaged English-speaking audience with strong demand for travel, outdoors, sport, trades, finance and lifestyle content. The time zone means Australian viewers are active when much of the rest of the English-speaking world is asleep, so the audience is less crowded at those hours.
Australian targeting fits local businesses, creators covering Australian products or regulations, and channels that want to add a loyal English-speaking audience in the Asia-Pacific region.
The same package priced for every market we target. Pick an amount, then add a country straight to your basket.
What creators say after ordering real views from Metricvia.
“Ordered subscribers and they came in gradually and naturally, no sudden fake spike. Still there weeks later, exactly like they said.”
James Carter, Gaming creator · 1,000 subscribers
“The checkout is instant and the dashboard shows everything live. No password nonsense, no sketchy DMs. Finally a service that feels professional.”
Aylin Kaya, Lifestyle vlogger · 10,000 views
Before you buy
Yes. Choose a size, drop in your public link, and Google Ads shows the video to people with Australia set as the order’s market; scrolling past does not count, pressing play does.
Promoting your own video through ads is a mainstream YouTube product. The platform objects to manufactured numbers, from bots to view-swapping schemes, and we use neither. For anything legal about your situation, ask a professional.
You can buy advertising that brings real viewers to a video, which is what we sell. Views from bots can be bought too, but YouTube removes them; our guide to real versus fake views explains the difference.
Start from what the video normally gets. 100 to 500 views shows how a thumbnail lands; a single or a shop launch suits 1,000 to 2,500; brands and agencies reach for the bigger tiers.
Yes, for a public video that shows your product or service clearly. If you serve only one state, tell us before you order so we can be honest about what is possible.
Yes, as a separate order: subscribers for Australia come with a 60-day guarantee.
There is no New Zealand page, and we do not promise viewers from any particular country. Australian videos often reach New Zealand naturally, and Studio’s Geography report shows when they do.
Price and delivery
From $4.49 for 100 views to $1,790 for 100,000, with 1,000 views at $32.90. The price per view falls as the package grows.
Australia is in our top country tier, $4.49 per 100, with the UK and Canada. Worldwide views are much cheaper when location does not matter.
We price in US dollars and show the full total at checkout; an Australian card is converted by your bank, sometimes with a small fee.
Visa, Mastercard and American Express cards, as well as Google Pay and Apple Pay. The total you confirm is the total charged.
Count on a few days. The basket gives the window for each size, bigger orders take longer, and Google signs off every new ad first.
Should delivery fall short because of us, tell us inside 14 days and pick a fix, a credit or a refund; the refund policy lays it out.
A month of cover: if delivered views drop within 30 days, we top them up once you send the order number.
GST is not added as an extra line at checkout; the amount shown is the amount charged. Your accountant can advise how to record it.
Safety and your account
No. The campaign sits on Google’s ad platform, the viewers are people, and your account is never touched.
No. Bots and click farms are what YouTube removes. Our views start with someone choosing your ad, so Studio records them as advertising.
No, never. A public video link is enough.
It has to be public first; private videos cannot be advertised or tracked in Studio.
Targeting and results
Not on its own. Ranking reflects how people watch, so the ad gives the video an audience and the video does the rest.
We do not promise that. Australian videos often reach New Zealand, the UK and North America; the Geography report shows the actual mix.
There is no set figure. Advertisers, topic, season and the share of Shorts all change it. Put your own RPM into the money calculator for a range.
The counter rises, but Partner Program eligibility depends on public watch hours, which exclude time watched through ads. Treat the campaign as reach.
Yes. Paste the Short’s link at checkout and it is advertised the same way as a regular video.
Under YouTube advertising in the Traffic source report. Geography in Advanced mode shows the countries.
Use Studio’s card on when your viewers are online. Remember that only some states use daylight saving, so the gap between east and west changes twice a year.
It depends on who you want first. A local audience follows Australian evenings; an international one may be awake at very different times. Studio shows where your current viewers are, which is the best starting point.
Yes. Practical videos are watched by people making decisions, and they keep earning search traffic after the order ends, which makes them a good use of a promotion.
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