From $26 for 500 subscribers up to 100,000 on one channel. Send the channel link, no login. 500 arrive over about 6 days, 1,000 over about 8.
Can you buy YouTube subscribers?
Yes. You can buy YouTube subscribers for any public channel, and the only thing we need is the channel link. Your Google account stays yours: nobody logs in, nobody gets added to Studio. The number under your channel name goes up over a few days, and the package size decides how many.
Why that number? It's the first figure people see on a channel page, right next to your name and above every video. Bookers, labels, brands and other creators glance at it before they press play on anything. A strong video on a channel with 140 subscribers looks like a lucky upload. The same video on a channel with a few thousand looks like the work of someone with an audience.
How YouTube shows your subscriber count
Once you pass 1,000, YouTube rounds the public count to three digits: 1,234 shows as 1.23K, 12,345 as 12.3K. Studio keeps the exact figure. In practice that means milestones are what people notice. A channel at 700 that adds 500 subscribers goes from a three-digit number to 1.2K, and that jump reads very differently from 700 to 740.
How much does it cost to buy 1,000 YouTube subscribers?
1,000 subscribers cost $50 and arrive over about 8 days. Every package goes to one channel:
- 500 subscribers: $26, about 6 days
- 1,000 subscribers: $50, about 8 days
- 2,000 subscribers: $99, about 10 days
- 5,000 subscribers: $245, about 12 days
- 8,000 subscribers: $389, about 13 days
- 10,000 subscribers: $479, about 14 days
- 20,000 subscribers: $949, about 16 days
- 50,000 subscribers: $2,349, about 18 days
- 100,000 subscribers: $4,599, about 20 days
That's about five cents per subscriber on every size, dropping to $0.046 on the largest package. Bigger orders take longer so the count grows at a pace a channel can actually grow at.