The subscriber count is what a first-time visitor reads to decide whether anyone else is watching, before deciding to subscribe themselves.
The subscriber services here differ on refill window, not on price — both carry the same rate, but one states a much longer cover than the other. Pick on whether you want the count to hold or the delivery to start quickly.
Rates as of 2026-09-21, per 1,000 unless stated · Live rates on the order page
Worked out from the cheapest service in this category, at ฿1,000 per 1,000. Pick a different grade above and the arithmetic moves with it. Service names stay in Thai because that is exactly how they appear on the order page.
Minimum 999 and maximum 10,000 per order on this service · Check the live rate before ordering
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 enter the quantity. This service accepts 999 minimum and 10,000 maximum per order, and 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.
One grade sits behind this page: foreign grade (2, from ฿1 per follower (฿1,000 per 1,000)) — mixed-country accounts, mid quality, some guaranteed. Every service name states which grade it is — check it matches what you want before ordering.
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 0 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.
YPP counts two things at once — subscriber count and public watch hours over a rolling 12 months. This service moves the subscriber number only; it adds no watch time. A count rising on the channel page is also not the same as passing YouTube own review, which runs retroactively. Treating it as social proof that makes a visitor more likely to subscribe matches what the service actually does.
This category takes a channel link, not a video link. Paste a clip URL and the system cannot resolve the destination channel, so the order sits pending. Two other frequent causes: the channel is still private or has no handle set, and a second order stacked on the same link while the first is still delivering. Wait for the first to read complete before ordering again.
Subscribers and views are different signals. A view count says how many times one clip was opened; the subscriber count sits on the channel page permanently and is what a first-time visitor reads to judge whether anyone is following this channel before deciding to follow it themselves. The part worth being clear about: a subscriber is not a viewer. Someone who subscribes may never see a new upload unless they turned notifications on or open the subscriptions tab. A higher subscriber count therefore does not mean the next clip gets more views — for that you order views separately.
There is no fixed number, but the workable rule is to read it against the base the channel already has. When a channel in the low hundreds jumps a long way in a single day, a visitor notices it through the mismatch between the subscriber count and the average views per clip — no tooling required to see that. The services here take a low minimum, so ordering in rounds that stay in proportion to the views the channel actually gets, and starting the next round only after the previous one completes, is available. Each service own minimum and per-order ceiling are in the table above.
Both carry the same rate. Two things actually differ: the refill window stated in the service name, and the ceiling per order. The one with the longer cover accepts less per order; the one built for speed accepts more but states a shorter cover. Want the count to hold and not in a hurry — take the long cover. Need a large quantity in one go, or need it soon — take the fast one. Both figures are in the service table above. Price is not the deciding factor in this category.
No. Only the public channel link. The system never asks for a password or channel access.
It can. Both services state their refill window in the service name; inside that window you can request a refill from the order.
That cannot be guaranteed. The threshold also counts watch hours, which this does not add, and YouTube reviews channels retroactively.
The minimum and maximum come from each service own limits — see the table above; they differ per service.
