Frequently asked questions

We run paid advertising campaigns that put your YouTube video in front of real viewers across Google Ads, Meta Ads, Telegram Ads, X (Twitter) Ads and OpenAI Ads. You give us a public video link; we build and fund the campaign. We are not a bot service and not a view exchange.

It's the same underlying mechanism, without the setup. Running it yourself means creating an ads account, building a campaign, writing targeting rules and managing bids. We handle that and charge a flat per-thousand rate instead.

Not for a quick order. A one-off paid campaign needs only an email address for the receipt and delivery updates. An account is required for the 1,000 free views, because that offer is limited to one claim per person, and it's worth having for repeat or bulk campaigns so every order and its delivery data sit in one place.

Card and cryptocurrency. Payment is processed by a third-party provider, so we never see or store your full card details.

No. An ad campaign has to send viewers to a page they're allowed to watch, so the video must be public. You can switch it to public, run the campaign, and change it back afterwards if you want.

We sell views. Likes, subscribers and comments come from viewers deciding your video is worth them, that's not something any provider genuinely controls, and services that sell them are usually selling bot activity.

Email support@youtubeview.app. Include your order reference and the video URL and we can look it up directly.

1,000 free views, once per verified account. There's no purchase requirement and no daily drip. You claim the full amount in one campaign. After that, paid campaigns start at $0.10 per 1,000 views.

No. We only need the public URL of your video, the same link anyone can copy from your address bar. We never request your Google or YouTube password, and no legitimate view provider ever will. Treat any service that asks as a credential-harvesting risk.

They're real viewers reached through paid advertising campaigns we run across Google Ads, Meta Ads, Telegram Ads, X (Twitter) Ads and OpenAI Ads. That's the same mechanism any brand uses to promote a video. You can confirm it yourself in YouTube Studio under Analytics → Traffic source.

Campaigns typically go live within a few hours of your video being submitted. Views then arrive progressively while the campaign runs rather than landing in a single spike, because advertising delivers over time.

Any public video works. Private and unlisted videos can't be promoted, because an ad campaign has to be able to send viewers to a page they're allowed to watch.

Views are exposure, not a ranking lever on their own. YouTube weighs watch time and audience retention far more heavily than raw view count. Promotion gets your video in front of people; whether it holds them is down to the video.

YouTube prohibits artificially inflated views and screens everything through an invalid-traffic check before it counts. What we sell isn't artificial traffic, it's a paid ad campaign, which is the mechanism YouTube built for promoting videos. We won't claim zero risk, because no honest provider can.

Yes, and this is the part worth checking. Open YouTube Studio → Analytics → Traffic source and the promoted views appear as advertising traffic alongside your organic sources. If a provider's views never show in your own analytics, that tells you what they really were.

Views alone don't meet Partner Program requirements, which need 1,000 subscribers plus 4,000 public watch hours in 12 months, or 10 million Shorts views in 90 days. Promoted views contribute watch time only to the extent people genuinely watch. Treat monetization claims from any provider with skepticism.

Never. We only need the public URL of your video. There is no technical reason a promotion service would need your Google credentials, and any service that asks for them should be closed immediately.

Lifetime guarantee. Cancel any order and we refund whatever hasn't been delivered, with no expiry window. What isn't refundable is delivery that already happened: YouTube's public counter runs roughly 4-5 hours behind, so a finished order can look short for a few hours before it settles.

Campaigns typically go live within a few hours. Delivery is then paced over the campaign rather than dumped at once, because that's how advertising works, and because a sudden vertical spike is exactly the pattern that draws scrutiny.

Yes. Invalid-traffic screening freezes or removes views that fail it, which is why bulk bot orders show a big number one day and a corrected one the next. Ad-delivered views are counted through YouTube's own advertising system rather than trying to evade it.

Yes. 1,000 free views, once per verified account, no purchase required. It exists specifically so you can check the traffic source in your own analytics before spending anything.

The delivery method, and that you can audit it. Views come from real ad campaigns across Google Ads, Meta Ads, Telegram Ads, X (Twitter) Ads and OpenAI Ads, so they show up in your analytics as advertising traffic. Cheaper providers are usually reselling bot traffic or view-exchange credits, which is why their views often don't survive screening.