The first comments under a video set the direction the whole thread takes.
YouTube comments stay visible far longer than on other platforms because videos keep being found. Pick text that still reads sensibly months later.
Best for: raising the count on a budget
Choose this gradeBest for: pages and shops whose customers are Thai
Choose this gradeRates as of 2026-09-21, per 1,000 unless stated · Live rates on the order page
Every row below is live in the catalogue right now. The grade sits in the service name, so read it before ordering rather than going by price alone.
Registration is free with no joining fee. Top up your wallet using any method the funds page supports; the balance works across every service.
Open the order page, choose the Youtube category, then pick the service matching the grade you want. Grade and refill terms are written into the service name — read it first.
Paste a public post or profile link and choose the package. The cost is shown before you confirm.
The order queues the moment you confirm. Track it from your order history; if the service carries a refill guarantee, the refill button lives on that order.
Two grades sit behind this page: foreign grade (4, from ฿20 per package) — mixed-country accounts, mid quality, some guaranteed; Thai grade (1, from ฿10 per comment (฿10,000 per 1,000)) — Thai-named accounts, the most expensive but the most believable on Thai-language content, usually with the longest cover. Every service name states which grade it is — that difference is where a many-fold price gap comes from (฿400 to ฿10,000 per 1,000).
Delivered numbers can always fall, because platforms keep removing accounts they judge inauthentic. No provider stops that; what a provider can do is top the count back up inside a stated window. On this page 1 service(s) state lifetime cover and 0 state none at all. Check which group your pick sits in — refill never covers a wrong link, a private account, or a duplicate order on the same link.
Yes, on services that state custom text.
Yes, on Thai-grade services, which use Thai-named accounts.
Yes — by YouTube policy or your own channel moderation settings.
A small number that reads naturally beats a large batch at once.
