Comments that match the audience
If a video is made for Americans, comments in American English asking US-relevant questions support that. 'Does this work with a US bank account?', 'Is this available at Target?', 'What's the best time to visit from Chicago?' read naturally; generic praise doesn't.
How many
Five to twenty comments on a key video is enough. Keep the count in proportion to views.
What 'USA' means
Comments are posted from accounts that appear American. YouTube doesn't verify commenter location.
Prices
The default US option costs ₹899 per 1,000, so a handful of comments costs very little.
Example: an NRI tax channel
A chartered accountant in Ahmedabad runs a channel explaining Indian tax rules for NRIs in the US. On a video about selling property in India, he orders ten US comments asking about FBAR reporting, DTAA and repatriation limits, and answers each in detail. Real NRI viewers join the thread with their own cases, and some book paid consultations.
Honesty
Don't write fake testimonials or claims about results or earnings. US and Indian rules both treat fake reviews seriously.
Reply and pin
Reply to each comment and pin the most useful answer so new viewers see it.
Comments must be enabled
Check that comments are on and the video isn't marked made for kids.
Payment and refunds
Prices are in rupees with nothing added. Undelivered comments return to your wallet automatically.
Availability
US-targeted comments depend on the live catalogue; if none is available, this page shows neutral pricing until one returns.
No logins
We only need the public video link.
Spam filters
Vary every comment; YouTube holds repetitive ones for review.
Comment ideas for US-facing videos
For a tech review: ask about US pricing, carrier support or warranty in America. For a recipe: ask about substitutes found at American grocery stores. For a study-abroad guide: ask about specific universities, visa interview dates or part-time job rules. For a travel video: ask about flights from US cities. Specific questions invite real replies from other viewers who share the same concerns.
Turn questions into videos
The best questions in your comments are your next video ideas. If several viewers ask the same thing, make a dedicated video answering it, and reply to the original comments with the link. That shows viewers you listen, which brings them back.