Buy YouTube views,
likes & subscribers
that actually rank.

Yes. You can buy all three from real accounts, and each registers in your YouTube Studio numbers. Views carry watch-time, likes add an engagement signal, and subscribers count toward the 1,000-subscriber monetization gate. One honest caveat: real here means real view-, like-, and subscribe-actions you paid to add, not strangers who found you on their own — treat each count as a floor you control, not organic discovery.

It depends on your goal. For Suggested and Search reach, buy high-retention views — watch-time is the lever. For an engagement ratio that reads as real, add likes paced to your view count. For the YouTube Partner Program, you need 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 public watch-hours, so pair drip-paced subscribers with views so both gates move together. An unbalanced channel — lots of subs, almost no watch-time — reads as off and is likelier to draw review.

Nobody can promise zero risk, and YouTube's Terms prohibit artificially inflating any metric — we will not pretend otherwise. What lowers risk in practice: real accounts instead of obvious bots, a paced ramp or drip instead of an instant spike, and order sizes sensible next to your channel's normal numbers. YouTube runs its own validation and may discount what it judges invalid, which is why we keep delivery gradual and the order shape believable. If your channel is under review or has prior strikes, open a support ticket before you order.

No. We only need the public video URL (for views and likes) or channel URL (for subscribers) plus the quantity. We never ask for your YouTube password, Google sign-in, OAuth token, or 2FA code. Any service in this category that asks for your password is harvesting accounts or phishing. If you entered credentials into a panel that asked, change your Google password and review third-party access right away.

Pricing is live from our database: views from $3.25 per 1,000, likes from $0.94 per 100, subscribers from $7.17 per 100. The calculator shows per-unit and total before you pay. On a typical order the first views, likes, or subscribers land soon after payment, then the rest ramp or drip in gradually depending on order size. Larger orders spread over a longer window on purpose — a slow, natural rise is both safer and more believable than a vertical wall.