Google Play market intelligence
Country Availability Checker
Enter an Android package name or Google Play URL to check distribution across 141 validated markets.
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One scan checks every supported country market.
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Server-verified resultsHow availability is verified
Checks are performed securely on the server against each selected Google Play market. Confirmed removals are reported as BAN; only technical request failures remain unknown and retryable.
Check Google Play app availability by country
Google Play is 140+ separate storefronts. An app can rank well in one country and be missing in the next, because of distribution settings, device targeting, licensing or removal. This checker asks Google Play in each of 141 markets whether a listing is available, so you can see an app's real country coverage in one scan instead of switching VPNs or store regions by hand.
How to use it
- Paste a package name such as
com.spotify.music, or a full Google Play URL. - Run the scan. Every market is checked on the server and results appear as they arrive.
- Filter by status, search a country, then copy the results or download a CSV.
What the statuses mean
- Available: the app can be found and installed from that country's Google Play.
- Not available: the listing exists, but the app is not offered in that country.
- Ban: Google Play returns "item not found" there, which usually means the app was removed or blocked.
- Unknown: a technical error. Use "Retry errors".
Why country availability matters for ASO
Localization and keyword work only pay off in markets where the app is live. Check your coverage before translating a listing, confirm a new rollout reached every target country, and scan competitors to find markets they are missing or were removed from. To understand a result, read why an app is not available in your country and how to check if an app was removed from Google Play. For the full workflow, read the Google Play ASO guide and the competitor research guide.
To research listings on Google Play itself (metadata, keyword density, installs, monetisation and ad networks), install the free Play Store ASO Tweak extension for Chrome or Firefox.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check which countries an app is available in on Google Play?
Paste the app's package name (for example com.spotify.music) or its Google Play URL into the checker and run a scan. It checks all 141 supported markets and lists each one as available, not available or ban.
What does "Ban" mean in the results?
Ban means Google Play returned "item not found" for that market, which usually means the app was removed or blocked there. It is different from "not available", where the listing exists but the app is not offered in that country.
Why is an app not available in some countries?
Developers choose which countries to distribute in, and some apps are limited by device targeting, local law, licensing or payment support. Google can also remove an app from specific markets.
Can I check a competitor's app?
Yes. The checker works for any public Google Play package name, not only your own apps, which makes it useful for competitor and market research.
Is the Country Availability Checker free?
Yes. It is free with a daily scan allowance shown at the top of the page. No account is needed.