Buy YouTube Views — from real watch sessions

Any YouTube video we can reach — public uploads, Shorts, premieres after they finish, and unlisted videos as long as you give us the link. Just paste the video URL at checkout. We can't deliver to private videos because we can't reach them. If you're working toward the Partner Program: watch hours from unlisted videos, and from Shorts in the Shorts feed, don't count toward its hours threshold, and YouTube publishes no guarantee that purchased views count toward it on any video.

Delivery starts in 30 minutes and drips over 4 to 48 hours depending on order size. Larger orders use longer drip windows so your view count climbs at a believable, organic pace.

Yes. Every view comes from a real YouTube user opening your video and watching at least 30 seconds, not bots pinging the API. What YouTube counts is its own call: to verify that its metrics are accurate, it says it may temporarily slow down, freeze or change a view count, and discard low-quality playbacks.

Purchased views are not evidence of organic viewer interest. YouTube publishes no guarantee that they count toward the qualified watch hours its Partner Program uses, and there's no basis here to promise that they do. The 30-second rule on YouTube's metrics page is for Google Ads: a skippable in-stream ad longer than 30 seconds counts as a paid TrueView view when someone watches at least 30 seconds of it or interacts with it. Those criteria are for ad views, not for the Partner Program, and YouTube says watch hours from ad campaigns don't count toward Partner Program thresholds. YouTube reviews a channel as a whole before accepting it into the programme and keeps checking channels once they're in, and its fake engagement policy says that if you hire someone to promote your channel, their decisions may impact your channel. For reference, a channel can apply for ad and Premium revenue sharing with 1,000 subscribers plus 4,000 qualified public watch hours in the last 12 months, or 10 million qualified Shorts views in the last 90 days; from 1 February 2027, new applicants need 8,000 watch hours or 20 million Shorts views. In the countries and regions where YouTube offers its expanded Partner Program, it can apply for fan funding and Shopping earlier, with 500 subscribers, 3 valid public uploads in the last 90 days and either 3,000 qualified watch hours in the last 12 months or 3 million qualified Shorts views in the last 90 days. Meeting a threshold is one requirement, not the only one: a channel also has to meet YouTube's other conditions, such as following its monetization policies. Watch hours from Shorts in the Shorts feed don't count toward the hours threshold.

Never. We only need the public video URL. We never ask for your password, channel login, or any kind of admin access — there's nothing for anyone to compromise, and your channel stays 100% in your control.

Purchased views are not evidence of organic viewer interest, and there's no basis here to promise that they help a video's recommendations, or that they don't. YouTube's performance FAQ says its recommendation system pays attention to what viewers watch, what they don't watch, what they search for, likes and dislikes, and "Not interested" feedback. It says the system doesn't promote videos to your audience but finds videos for your audience when they visit YouTube, ranked on their performance and relevance to that audience, and that not all videos are eligible to be recommended. Its fake engagement policy says that if you hire someone to promote your channel, their decisions may impact your channel. YouTube's systems are its own and no provider can speak for them; what we control is real accounts, gradual delivery over 4 to 48 hours and a 30-day refill on every order.

It depends on what you want from it. A package adds a set number of views to a video you choose. If you're hoping it will get the video recommended or help a channel into the Partner Program, there's no basis here to promise either: purchased views are not evidence of organic viewer interest, YouTube publishes no guarantee that they count toward the qualified watch hours its Partner Program uses (for ad and Premium revenue sharing, 4,000 in the last 12 months today, and 8,000 in the last 365 days for new applicants from 1 February 2027; meeting it is one requirement of applying, not the only one), and its fake engagement policy says that if you hire someone to promote your channel, their decisions may impact your channel.

Thunderclap sells them: a package adds a set number of views to a video you choose. We send real watch sessions, drip-fed over 4-48 hours per order so the climb looks natural, with a refill guarantee on every package. Whoever you buy from, what counts is YouTube's call: it says it may temporarily slow down, freeze or change a view count to verify it, and discard low-quality playbacks, and that page traffic found to be artificial will not be counted.

1,000 YouTube views cost $7.99, or $10.79 with the optional Premium Quality Plus (+35%). That buys 1,000 views from real YouTube users who open your video and watch at least 30 seconds. Delivery starts in 30 minutes and drips over 4 to 48 hours, and every order carries a 30-day refill guarantee.