Buy YouTube Shares

Shares carry a video beyond its own page

Views and likes happen on the video. A share sends it somewhere else - into messages, onto other networks, in front of people who'd never have found it. It's a stronger signal than a like, because someone thought the video was worth passing on to people they know. YouTube shows shares to creators in analytics as a measure of how far a video travels.

Eight markets

• Australia, Brazil, Egypt, Germany, India, the United Kingdom and the United States: $2 per 50.
• Worldwide: $3 per 100.

What it costs

• 50 US shares: $2
• 200 US shares: $7.20
• 500 Worldwide shares: $13.50
• 1,000 Worldwide shares: $25.50

Which videos deserve shares

• Tutorials and explainers people send to friends who need them
• News, announcements and trailers
• Funny or surprising clips
• Videos made for a specific community

Delivery

Shares are delivered over one to three days, or slower if you choose, at the same price.

Earning real shares too

People share videos that make them look helpful or funny to their friends. A clear title that says who the video is for ("for anyone starting a garden") and a short, sendable length both help. Asking directly - "send this to someone planning a trip" - works more often than you'd expect.

A worked example

An Indian personal-finance channel posts a video on filing taxes before the deadline. It adds 200 Indian shares ($7.20) and ends the video with "send this to a friend who always files late". The video spreads through messages in the days before the deadline.

No password

Only the video link is needed.

Checkout takes card, PayPal, Wise and Revolut, with 10% off by bank transfer or UPI and 20% off with crypto. Track the order on the track order page with your checkout email.

Where to see shares in your analytics

In YouTube Studio, open the video's analytics and look under Engagement or in the advanced mode for shares. YouTube also shows traffic sources - external sites, messaging apps and other platforms - so you can see where shared views arrive from. It's a good way to learn which of your videos people actually pass on, and to make more like them.

Shares with views and likes

A shared video should show activity where people land. If you're adding shares to a new upload, pair them with a modest order of views and likes so the video people arrive at looks watched and enjoyed. Three small orders in sensible proportion usually look more natural than one large one.

Shares for Shorts

Shorts are made to be passed around, and the share button sits right beside them. If your channel grows mostly through Shorts, they're a natural place for shares - paste the Short's own link when ordering.

After you pay

Keep the video public until delivery completes. If you'd like shares spread over a longer launch, choose a slower speed at checkout - the price doesn't change.

How many shares look natural

Shares are rarer than likes. Most viewers who enjoy a video like it; only some share it with a friend, a group chat or another site. A share count that fits the video's views looks like this:

• Under 1,000 views: 50 shares.
• A few thousand views: 50 to 150 shares.
• Tens of thousands of views: 200 or more, over a few days.

Choosing a market

Every market, from Australia, Brazil, Egypt, Germany and India to the UK, the USA and Worldwide, starts at $2 for 50. YouTube Studio shows shares and where your audience is, so choose the country that matches your viewers. If your video is in English for a global audience, Worldwide is a natural fit.

Before you order

• Make sure the video is public.
• Copy the link from the Share button or the address bar.
• Order once the video's title, thumbnail and description are final.

Make your videos easy to share

Viewers share videos that are useful, surprising or funny, and that say something they want to pass on. Put the key idea early, end with a clear takeaway and, where it fits, ask viewers to send the video to someone who needs it. Short clips and Shorts made from your longer videos give people an easy version to share.

Sharing your own video in the right places also helps: a relevant community, a newsletter, or a blog post that embeds it. Every share brings a few new viewers to the video page.

The more often viewers share your videos with friends and groups, the more new people discover your channel through those links. Shares are one of the clearest signs that a video connected with people, and YouTube Studio shows them for every video.

Use that figure to spot which topics people pass on most, and make more videos like them.