754K
Subscribers
175.5M
Total views
2.2K
Videos
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Avg views (recent)
not yet captured
About AfricaOnNetflix
AfricaOnNetflix is a YouTube entertainment channel based in South Africa with 754,000 subscribers and 175.49 million total views across 2,197 published videos. The channel focuses on Netflix content and African entertainment, with a recent emphasis on the series "180." The creator operates in the entertainment category, a competitive segment dominated by channels covering streaming platforms, series reviews, and pop-culture commentary.
The channel's substantial view count relative to subscriber base—an average of approximately 79,700 views per video—suggests consistent audience engagement and algorithmic performance on YouTube. The breadth of the video library (over 2,100 uploads) indicates sustained content production over an extended period. The channel's geographic location in South Africa positions it within the African creator ecosystem, a region with growing YouTube adoption and advertiser interest.
As of the latest tracking date (May 11, 2026), the channel maintains its mid-tier audience classification within the entertainment vertical. The creator's focus on Netflix and African content serves a niche audience interested in streaming recommendations and entertainment analysis, distinguishing it from broader entertainment channels.
AfricaOnNetflix's estimated sponsorship rates
AfricaOnNetflix commands an estimated integrated video rate between $1,086 and $2,714, with a typical rate of $1,810 for a single YouTube video placement. This range reflects the creator's mid-tier audience classification and positions the channel within the mid-range of entertainment creators at comparable subscriber levels.
The rate estimate is derived from the channel's 754,000 subscriber base combined with niche-specific cost-per-thousand-impression (CPM) multipliers for entertainment content on YouTube. Entertainment channels typically generate lower CPMs than finance, technology, or B2B categories, but higher than general lifestyle content. The South African geographic origin may influence advertiser demand relative to creators in higher-income markets, though the channel's focus on Netflix—a global streaming platform—broadens potential brand partnership opportunities.
Peer creators at similar subscriber counts include Pasión TV (738,000 subs), Vlog Da Chaylla Alax (736,000 subs), and ABUAL3OS (733,000 subs), all operating in the entertainment space. Rates for integrated sponsorships typically scale with audience size, engagement metrics, and niche CPM; creators with stronger geographic positioning in high-CPM regions or more specialized audiences (e.g., finance or tech) command premium rates. The estimate assumes standard YouTube video integration and does not account for custom negotiation, exclusivity terms, or performance-based adjustments.
Who should partner with AfricaOnNetflix?
AfricaOnNetflix reaches 754,000 subscribers primarily interested in Netflix content, African entertainment, and streaming-platform analysis. The entertainment category encompasses a broad range of potential brand partners, though the creator's specific focus on Netflix and African series narrows the most natural alignment to streaming platforms, entertainment media, and content-discovery services.
Brand categories with natural fit include streaming services (Netflix competitors or complementary platforms), entertainment merchandise, African media production companies, and digital entertainment education platforms. The channel's 175.49 million total views indicate sustained audience interest over time, though the lack of recent view-count history prevents analysis of current momentum or seasonal trends.
The creator's peer set—including Pasión TV, Vlog Da Chaylla Alax, and Christian Burgos Korea—suggests an international entertainment audience with interest in series reviews, platform recommendations, and pop-culture commentary. The South African base may also indicate meaningful reach within African markets, where Netflix adoption and streaming consumption have grown significantly. Brands targeting African audiences or those seeking creators with established entertainment-focused communities would find this channel relevant. The large video library suggests an audience accustomed to regular content consumption, supporting sustained brand partnerships or recurring sponsorship arrangements.
AfricaOnNetflix's growth and performance
Growth data is limited to a single snapshot. As of May 11, 2026, the channel held 754,000 subscribers with no measurable change recorded over the one-day tracking window. Average views for the last 30 days are not yet available in our dataset, preventing assessment of current engagement velocity or audience expansion trends.
To establish meaningful growth analysis, longer historical data spanning weeks or months would be required. The channel's 2,197 published videos and 175.49 million cumulative views indicate sustained content production and audience accumulation over its operational history, but the current snapshot does not reveal whether the channel is in an expansion, plateau, or decline phase. Brands evaluating partnership stability should request additional performance history directly from the creator or monitor the channel over subsequent tracking periods.
How our pricing estimate works for AfricaOnNetflix
The rate estimate is algorithmic, calculated by multiplying the creator's subscriber count by a niche-specific cost-per-thousand-impressions (CPM) multiplier adjusted for YouTube video format and the entertainment category. The estimate does not incorporate real-world negotiation data, as we have zero community-reported rates for this creator.
The mid-tier audience classification reflects the creator's position within the entertainment category relative to peers at similar subscriber counts. Actual rates may vary based on audience demographics, geographic distribution, engagement metrics (comments, shares, watch time), content category specialization, and negotiated terms. For a detailed explanation of how CPM multipliers, platform coefficients, and category adjustments are applied, see our /methodology page.
This estimate should be treated as a reference point rather than a binding quote. Brands and creators should use it as a starting framework for negotiations and validate actual performance through direct communication or platform analytics.