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The single most common YouTube ordering mistake is buying a view listing built for one format and pointing it at the other. Suppliers keep Shorts views and standard video views in separate listings because the delivery works differently, and a Shorts listing aimed at a ten-minute upload usually stalls. Buy YouTube Shorts views with a Shorts listing and standard views with a standard one. Everything else on the page, likes, comments, subscribers, shares, takes either a video link or a channel link.
Some like and view listings let you pick a content category as well as a country, aiming at viewers of that subject.
Listings state a traffic source such as search, suggested, referrer or ads, rather than leaving it unlabelled.
Check the listing title for Shorts before you order, and check your own upload. A vertical clip under the Shorts length is a Short whether or not you thought of it that way, and it needs the Shorts listing.
Suppliers name where views originate, and that is the field worth comparing. Words like real, high retention and premium mean whatever the supplier decided; a stated source and a stated retention figure are checkable against your own analytics afterwards.
Subscriber listings take a channel URL or handle. A video link will not fill them, even for a video on that channel. Subscribers are also the metric YouTube adjusts most visibly, so read the refill term before the price.
Some listings advertise themselves as monetisation-safe or as sourced through ads. Read that as a description of where the traffic comes from, not as a promise about your channel's standing. YouTube sets its own rules for the Partner Programme, judges watch hours and subscribers on its own terms, and removes what it considers invalid traffic. Nobody selling on this page controls that decision, and a listing that guarantees monetisation is guaranteeing something outside its reach. The watch-time listings here are a small group and should be read the same way.
No YouTube listing here needs your Google password or channel access. Each one needs a public URL and the right kind of URL.
Channel URL or @handle. The channel must be public and the subscriber count visible in settings.
The direct video URL. For Shorts, use the Shorts URL and a listing written for Shorts.
Buy YouTube comments against the video URL, plus your lines if the listing is custom rather than random. Comments must be open on that video.
Live and premiere listings run against a stream that is already scheduled or started, not a finished upload.
| Metric | Target | Relative cost per 1,000 | What to check in the listing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Views | Video or Shorts URL | Lowest | Format, traffic source, retention |
| Buy YouTube likes | Video URL | Low | Country or category targeting |
| Social shares | Video URL | Low | Which platforms the shares post to |
| Subscribers | Channel URL | Mid | Refill window and drop rate |
| Comments | Video URL plus text | Higher | Custom or random, language |
| Watch time | Video URL | Priced by hours | Required video length |
No, and this is the most common ordering error on YouTube. Suppliers write separate listings because delivery differs between the two formats, and a Shorts listing pointed at a long-form upload usually stalls. Check the listing title for Shorts, and check your own upload, since a vertical clip under the length limit counts as a Short whether you planned it that way or not.
No. YouTube judges the Partner Programme on its own criteria and discounts traffic it considers invalid, and nothing bought here changes that assessment. Listings that advertise monetisation-safe traffic are describing a source, not making a promise about your channel. Read watch-time listings the same way.
The channel URL or @handle. A video link will not fill a subscriber order even when the video sits on that channel. The channel also has to be public with the subscriber count visible in your settings, because a hidden count leaves the supplier unable to confirm delivery.
Suppliers label where the view originates, using terms like search, suggested, referrer, or ads. That field is worth more than any adjective in the title, because it is something you can check against your own analytics afterwards. Words like real, premium and high quality carry no shared definition between suppliers.
Yes. Country targeted YouTube views cover around twenty markets on current listings, including the USA, UK, Brazil, India, Turkey, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Mexico, Nigeria, Canada and much of Europe. Some like and view listings go further and let you pick a content category as well, aiming at people who watch that subject.
About half, which is the widest coverage of any platform on this site. Drip-feed spreads an order across the daily rate the listing names instead of delivering everything at once, so a large view order can run across a launch week rather than landing in a single block.
Watch time counts the hours people spend viewing your videos. You can buy YouTube watch time from a small group of listings here. Those listings usually require your video to be a specific minimum length, which the listing states. It is a narrow catalogue compared with views, so expect fewer options and higher prices.
Yes. Random listings post generic text the supplier provides, while custom listings post the exact lines you enter, one per comment. Custom costs more, needs your text ready before you submit, and requires at least as many lines as the quantity you ordered. Comments also have to be open on the video.
Rates are quoted per 1,000 units and scale with the quantity you enter, so 250 likes cost roughly a quarter of the displayed figure. Views sit at the cheap end, subscribers well above them, and comments highest of the standard metrics because the text has to be produced.
No. Every listing here delivers against a public video or channel URL. Nothing needs your Google password, channel access, or a verification code. A supplier requesting them through a ticket is a reason to stop and contact support.
Delivery halts, since the target is no longer reachable. The same applies to unlisting the video, adding an age restriction, or hiding your subscriber count during a subscriber order. Part-delivered orders are rarely refunded, so leave everything visible until the status shows complete.
Because several suppliers compete here and they differ on format, traffic source, retention, country, start window, daily rate and refill. A listing quoting a named source and a retention percentage costs more than an unlabelled one, and that gap is usually the whole explanation.
Compare current YouTube listings by format, traffic source, per-1,000 rate, country target, refill terms and daily rate, then order against the video or channel you want to move.
Buy YouTube views, subscribers, likes, comments and social shares from suppliers competing on one page, all priced per 1,000. Views are the bulk of the catalogue and split by format and source: Shorts listings are separate from long-form, and suppliers label where the view traffic comes from. Around half of all YouTube listings here support drip-feed.
