Want to edit App distribution country list in google play

Question

Hi I uploaded Android Application on Google play and select US as a distribution country. Now I want to edit it and want to add India also in the list. How to make changes?

Galarza

your question is about how to use google play developer console web site, not related to programming – Slacker

@VladyslavMatviienko your moderation would be more helpful if you suggested an alternative forum to post this question. If one doesn't exist, then this is an appropriate place to post it... – Flyaway

Answer 1

Go to the main side menu -> Release -> Production. It opens a new page. There are three tabs... The last tab is Countries/regions . Then you can see Add and Remove countries/regions option on the right side colored gray.

Proscenium

It will get reviewed and published by Google Team. It is not automatic. – Bridgeport

Answer 2

Follow this support page on how to edit app's availability:

App availability

App availability refers to your app's availability in the production track. When you select a country as available, any future production releases include that country.

To manage your app's availability:

1. Go to your Play Console.
2. Select an app.
3. Select Store presence > Pricing & distribution.
4. In the "Countries" section, select Manage countries.
5. Update your app's country selection.
   • If you add a country for a paid app, new prices are automatically added. If needed, you can then edit local prices.
6. Submit your app update.

Note: For details on how to target a staged rollout to specific countries, go to release app updates with staged rollouts.

You may also check this thread, Play Store Country Distribution (Publishing), which stated that it can be modified after publishing.

Skirting

Can I make Alpha track available in say Australia and Japan, but make Production available only in Japan? – Apochromatic

It seems that support page information is not correct. There is no "Pricing & distribution" option under "Store presence". The answer below (go to "Release -> Production") appears to be the correct one. – Wilcox