YouTube services

The two goals most channels have

Most creators are working toward one of two things. The first is credibility: a channel with a healthy subscriber count and videos with real view counts gets clicked, watched and subscribed to more often. The second is monetisation. At the time of writing, the YouTube Partner Program requires 1,000 subscribers plus 4,000 public watch hours in the last 12 months (or 10 million Shorts views in 90 days). Check YouTube's current rules before you plan around them.

What each service does

• Views are the most visible number on every video. You can target almost any country, 250 options, which helps if your channel serves one market or language.
• Subscribers grow your channel's headline number and the audience that sees your new uploads.
• Watch-time hours add to the watch time on your channel, sold in blocks of 100 hours and delivered gradually over 6–8 days.
• Likes show viewers that a video was worth watching.
• Comments make a video look like it started a discussion, from markets including the USA, UK, France, Germany, Italy and Arab countries.
• Shares send a video beyond YouTube, which is a signal that people found it worth passing on.

A simple plan for a new video

Add views first, so the video does not sit at a few dozen views while YouTube is deciding how widely to suggest it. Add likes in proportion and a few comments. Grow subscribers steadily across uploads rather than in one jump, so your channel stats look like real growth.

How ordering works

Choose a service, a country and a quantity, then paste the link to your video or channel. We never ask for your Google account or channel access. Likes and comments take 1–2 days, views 2–3 days, shares 1–3 days, subscribers 1–4 days and watch hours 6–8 days.