Buy YouTube Subscribers

On YouTube the subscriber count is the number a new viewer, a sponsor and a collaborator all look at first. This page explains how subscriber orders work here, what to check before choosing a service and what a subscriber count can and cannot do for a channel. The live table further down shows each subscriber service currently open, with its price per 1,000.

At a Glance

Question	Answer
What do I need?	Your channel link. The channel must be public and must show its subscriber count.
Password?	Never requested. Do not give your Google login to anyone.
Price	Per 1,000 subscribers, per service, in the live table.
Refill	Per service; stated in the description.
Does it count for monetisation?	No promise is made. See the section below.

How to Order YouTube Subscribers

1. Create a free account and add funds using a method shown on the balance screen.
2. Open the YouTube subscribers category and read the service descriptions.
3. Copy your channel link from the address bar of your channel page.
4. Paste it, enter the quantity and confirm.
5. Follow progress on your orders page.

Subscribers, Watch Time and Monetisation

YouTube's partner programme has requirements beyond subscribers, including watch time that has to come from real viewing. A subscriber order does not provide that and does not promise that you will meet any requirement. If monetisation is your goal, the real work is making videos people watch for longer. Our explanation of whether you can buy YouTube watch hours covers this in more detail.

How to Choose a Service

• Refill period. Subscribers can drop, sometimes soon after delivery. Services with a refill replace drops within a stated period. Read the description first.
• Speed. A channel with five videos gaining thousands of subscribers in an hour looks unusual. A gradual service usually fits small channels better.
• Quantity. Begin with a small order and check how many are still there after a week.
• Target. Some services are aimed at a specific country and others are mixed. The description says which.

Make the Channel Ready

A subscriber lands on a channel and looks around. A clear banner, a channel description and at least a few uploads make the number look earned. Do not hide the subscriber count: the order cannot be tracked on a channel that hides it, and a visitor cannot see the credibility you are trying to add.

Who This Suits, and Who Should Skip It

• Suits: a new channel with a few good videos and a low count; a brand that wants a more established channel before outreach; a creator with a regular upload plan.
• Skip if: the channel has no videos; the subscriber count is hidden; you expect subscribers alone to meet monetisation rules.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Hiding the subscriber count or leaving the channel without a banner, description or videos.
• Ordering a large number on a channel with only one or two uploads.
• Assuming subscribers will satisfy monetisation requirements, which also depend on real watch time.
• Changing the channel handle or link while an order is running.
• Ordering subscribers and ignoring views, so the channel shows a large audience and tiny view counts.

Planning a First Order

Upload a few videos you stand behind, fill in the channel description and then place a small order with a service that has a refill period. After a week, compare how many subscribers remain with what you ordered, and look at whether your average views grew in step. If you add more later, keep the growth in line with the channel's real activity.

Risks and Limits

Artificial engagement can conflict with YouTube's policies, and you are responsible for judging that risk for your own channel. No service guarantees that subscribers will stay or that any outcome will follow. Read buying YouTube views and subscribers for a longer discussion.

Related Pages

Channels usually combine subscribers with YouTube views. The YouTube SMM panel page explains the process end to end, and the reseller panel page is for those who sell these services to clients.