Buy YouTube Views

From $6 for 1,000 views up to a million on one video. Send the public link, keep your login. Each package shows its delivery time, from 2 to 20 days.

Can you buy YouTube views for one video?

Yes. You can buy YouTube views for any public video: paste its link, pick a package, and the counter under that video climbs over the next days. There's no Google login involved and no Studio invite. Packages run from 1,000 views for $6 to a million for $1,599, and each one goes to a single video.

What you're paying for is a starting number. A music video that sits at 37 views a week after the premiere tells everyone who opens it that nobody stopped by. The same video at 10,000 looks like something worth a minute of their time. That first impression is the whole job. What happens after the click still depends on the thumbnail, the first 30 seconds and the song.

How much do YouTube views cost per 1,000?

The smallest package is 1,000 views for $6, and most first orders start there. Per thousand, the price drops on almost every step up:

• 1,000 views: $6, about 2 days
• 3,000 views: $16, about 5 days
• 5,000 views: $25, about 6 days
• 10,000 views: $39, about 8 days
• 20,000 views: $69, about 10 days
• 50,000 views: $189, about 12 days

Delivery stretches with the size on purpose. A video that jumps by tens of thousands overnight looks stranger than one that sat still, so bigger packages run longer.

Buying 100K YouTube views

100,000 views cost $349 and arrive over about 14 days, which works out to $3.49 per thousand. It's the size people pick for a lead single, a label showcase or a video they're about to put ad money behind. Past that point the price per thousand keeps falling:

• 200,000 views: $569, about 16 days
• 300,000 views: $739, about 17 days
• 400,000 views: $849, about 18 days
• 500,000 views: $909, about 18 days
• 1,000,000 views: $1,599, about 20 days

The million package is the cheapest per view on the page, at roughly $1.60 per thousand.

What a year of view orders on Promosound shows

We looked at twelve months of YouTube view orders on our store:

• The 1,000-view size covers about seven orders in ten. Most people test one video before they spend more.
• Ads views make up about half of all view orders, High Quality views about three in ten, and the standard card around one in six. Country targeting is a small niche at about 3%.
• Roughly one view order in seven also adds likes on the same video, and about one in eleven adds comments. A video with thousands of views and an empty comment section reads oddly, and buyers seem to know it.
• Subscribers show up in fewer than 3% of view orders. That makes sense: views go on a video, subscribers go on a channel.
• From June to October view orders ran at three to four times the pace of last winter, mostly music videos timed to a release.

Is buying views right for your video?

It makes sense if you're premiering a music video and don't want it to open at a few dozen views, you're about to pitch or share a video and want the count to match the effort behind it, or you're testing a back-catalog video before running ads on it.

It's the wrong tool if your channel page is what looks empty, because then YouTube subscribers are the number to work on. Same if the clip is vertical: Shorts live in their own feed, and Shorts views are a separate order. Planning a full release with views, likes and subscribers in one go? YouTube Basic adds 3,000 views and 100 likes for $9, and the rest of the bundles sit with every YouTube service we offer.

What happens after you pay

Delivery starts within 12 to 24 hours. Send the full video link, the one with watch?v= or a youtu.be short link. Keep the video public and the link unchanged until the order finishes, since a private or deleted video stops delivery. If part of an order isn't delivered for a reason on our side, we refund that part under our refund policy.

Not sure which size to pick? Put 1,000 views for $6 on the video you're sharing this week, check how it reads in Studio, and scale from there.