Buy YouTube Views

Yes. A purchase of YouTube video views is placed against the link to one video, and it makes no difference whether that video went up this morning or long before: delivery goes to the view counter under whatever watch page you paste, as long as it is public and stays public while the order runs. Worth remembering that an old video whose counter suddenly climbs is more noticeable than a recent one, so if the timeline matters to you, put the order on something current. Live broadcasts are the one exception, because a stream is sold separately as live viewers rather than as video views.

Open the video you want views on and copy its URL, then choose a package on this page and pay. The order form asks for that video link and an email to reach you about the order — never a Google password and never channel access — and the price for each tier is shown before you check out.

No. Each order carries one video link and delivers to that video only. If you want views on three uploads, place three orders and paste a different link into each — a package cannot be divided once delivery has started.

No. Views are added from the outside, the same way any viewer plays a video, so the link is all the order uses. A views panel asking for your Google sign-in wants access the work never touches, and handing it over risks the channel far more than the views ever could.

Order against a video that is public and stays public while the order runs. Our Terms require the target to be reachable during processing and disclaim undelivered portions if visibility changes mid-order, so a private upload has nothing for delivery to reach — and if you are unsure about an unlisted one, ask support before paying rather than after. Worth knowing either way: YouTube's Partner Program eligibility page counts no watch hours from private or unlisted videos, so neither builds toward monetization.

The visible count can settle after delivery. YouTube's fake engagement policy rules out artificially increased metrics, so no honest provider will promise you a permanent number, and this page does not. What a views order carries instead is the refund policy in our Terms: a full refund if delivery has not started within 48 hours of payment confirmation or we cannot deliver the package at all, and a partial refund if less than half the order is delivered and we cannot complete it. Contact support with your order ID and the video link.

Yes, by the 30-day refill guarantee, which is the other half of the previous answer: a refund is for views that never arrived, a refill is for views that arrived and then came off the counter. YouTube revalidates plays on its own schedule, so if the number under that video is sitting below the count that was delivered, email support@newfollowers.net with your order ID and the current figure, within 30 days of the order completing, and we put the difference back at no charge. Two things end a claim before it starts: the video has to still be up and still be public, since that counter is the only evidence either of us has, and the window runs 30 days from completion rather than from the day you noticed.

Yes. Each order stands on its own: paste the same video link again, pick a tier, and that delivery adds to the count already sitting under the video. Nothing carries between orders, so the price shown on the tier is what that order costs by itself — there is no combined balance and no minimum spread across a channel.

No. A delivered view is a play on one video and it stops there. Subscribers, likes and comments are sold separately on this site and are separate orders — if you want those numbers to move together, they have to be bought together rather than expected to follow the views.