| Package | Price | Per 100 | Per 1,000 | Guarantee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube - Subscribers (Basic) | 2 UAH/pc | 199.9 UAH | 1 999 UAH | none |
| YouTube - Subscribers STABLE | 2.15 UAH/pc | 214.9 UAH | 2 149 UAH | 10 days |
| YouTube - Subscribers STABLE + 30 Days WARRANTY | 2.7 UAH/pc | 269.9 UAH | 2 699 UAH | 30 days |
What our customers say
To buy subscribers YouTube counts on your channel, you pick a plan in the storefront above, paste the channel link and set the amount — the subscriber counter then climbs to the number you ordered. This category has three plans: a basic one at 199,90 UAH per 100 subscribers, a stable plan with a 10-day guarantee, and a version with a 30-day guarantee. They have carried 431 completed orders, 102 of them in the last 90 days.
This page is written as an instruction, not as an advert. Below are the exact prices, the real limits, how the guarantee works on each plan, and an honest explanation of why part of the subscribers drops off over time. The fewer surprises after payment, the calmer you spend the budget. If you only need the price, the table in the next section has it.
Two things set the price: how stable the subscribers are and how long the guarantee runs. The minimum order on any plan is 50 subscribers, the maximum is 25 000 per channel. All three plans in one table:
| Plan | Per 100 | Per 1000 | Min / Max | Guarantee | Start |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Subscribers (Basic) | 199,90 UAH | 1 999 UAH | 50 / 25 000 | none | 0–24 hours |
| Subscribers STABLE | 214,90 UAH | 2 149 UAH | 50 / 25 000 | 10 days | 0–24 hours |
| STABLE + 30-day GUARANTEE | 269,90 UAH | 2 699 UAH | 50 / 25 000 | 30 days | 0–12 hours |
The gap between the cheapest and the dearest plan is 70 UAH per hundred. That money does not buy "more alive" people — it buys the right to ask for a refill for a month and an earlier start. For a one-off task the premium is not needed. When the count is being built for a monetization application or an advertiser deal, one refill request pays the difference back.
A short breakdown with no marketing.
Orders do not split evenly: over the last 90 days the stable plan was taken 50 times, the basic one 37, and the 30-day version 15. In other words most buyers pay for the guarantee even though the cheap option sits right next to it.
The order is the same on all three plans.
No login details are required. We never ask for a password, the account email or confirmation codes, and you should never type them anywhere at the request of "support" — no honest service does that.
You can pay by bank card, by cryptocurrency or from your account balance. Registration is not required: the order number appears right after payment, and it shows how delivery is going.
The balance suits people who order regularly: you top it up once, and later orders are paid without entering the card again. For a one-off order, paying by card on the plan page is enough.
The order joins the queue and gets its own number. It then moves through three states: waiting to start, delivering, and finished. The starting value of the counter is recorded at launch, and everything delivered is measured from it.
The start window is 0–24 hours on the basic and stable plans and 0–12 hours on the 30-day guarantee plan. That is an upper bound, not a promise of a particular minute — delivery usually begins noticeably earlier. If the window has passed and the counter has not moved, send the order number to support; the check takes minutes.
The order number shows its state: waiting to start, in progress, completed or partially completed. The last one means delivery stopped before it reached the ordered amount.
If the order has not started within the stated window — 0–24 hours, or 0–12 hours on the 30-day guarantee plan — send the order number to support. The usual cause is the link: the channel is hidden, its address changed, or a video link was used instead of the channel link.
For a partial order, support checks the starting count and the delivered amount, then either delivers the rest or issues a refund for the undelivered part. The decision rests on the order figures, not on screenshots.
A guarantee is not a promise that subscribers stay forever. It is the right to a refill within an agreed window. The windows are: basic plan — none, stable — 10 days, stable with extended cover — 30 days. The countdown starts when the order completes, not when it is paid.
If the counter falls below the delivered value inside the guarantee window, you send support the order number. We compare the starting value, the delivered volume and the current subscriber count. Once the drop is confirmed by the numbers, a refill up to the ordered level is issued. The check runs on our own counters, so there is nothing to argue about.
There is no refill on the basic plan — it carries no guarantee from the start. The guarantee also does not cover losses the channel caused itself: a changed handle, platform restrictions, a deleted channel, or real viewers who arrived from your videos and chose to leave.
Drop-offs are a normal part of any subscriber service, and it is fairer to say so before payment. The accounts behind the counter are cleaned by the platform on its own schedule, so some of them fall away no matter where they came from. On the cheap plan the dip is more visible; on the guaranteed plans it is refilled.
The second source of losses is the channel itself. If you stop publishing after the count is built, part of the live audience unsubscribes on its own. No subscriber service fixes that: it lifts the counter, it does not hold people in place of content.
The most common reason for an order is reaching the partner programme threshold. That threshold is not a single number: it asks for both subscribers and accumulated watch time. This category covers the subscriber half; retention views are sold in their own category.
The boundary matters. A subscriber count does not stand in for watch hours and does not speed up the platform's review of your channel. If an application is rejected over the channel's content, the number of subscribers changes nothing. That is why the count is best built alongside real uploads rather than instead of them.
In practice YouTube regularly reviews accounts and removes those it considers spam or inactive, so subscriber counts dip from time to time on any channel. That is also why part of bought subscribers drop off, and why the category has plans with a guarantee.
What we do: we never ask for channel access and take no actions inside the channel — delivery goes to the public link. What stays with the channel owner: order size and frequency. The more a count grows in line with uploads and views, the less it stands out against the channel's normal statistics.
The floor is 50 subscribers on every plan and the ceiling is 25 000 per order. Larger volumes are split across several consecutive orders. In practice the vast majority of orders in this category run between 50 and 100 subscribers — people buy in small portions and watch what happens.
A sharp jump on a small channel looks unnatural to anyone who opens the channel page. If the channel is new, it is calmer to build the count in portions a few days apart rather than in one large order.
The system accepts orders from 50 to 25 000 subscribers, but a sensible amount depends on the channel size. A rough guide:
| Channel now | Batch size | How to repeat |
|---|---|---|
| Under 100 subscribers | 50–100 | After new videos, a few days apart |
| 100–1 000 | 100–300 | Once a week, together with uploads |
| Over 1 000 | No more than 10–15 % of the current count | For a specific goal: an application, a deal, a report |
This is advice, not a restriction: an order of any size within the limits will be accepted. Batches simply keep the count growing in proportion to the channel's views and uploads.
The reason is usually one of three. Social proof comes first: a viewer reacts differently to a channel with three subscribers than to one with a thousand, even when the videos are identical. Negotiations come second: advertisers and partners look at channel size before they open the content. Thresholds come third: the counter is needed for a partner programme application or for a particular platform's terms.
In all three cases the service solves a shop-window problem only. Without regular uploads behind the counter the effect is a one-off, and that belongs in the budget planning.
Who it does not suit: anyone expecting views to grow from the act of subscribing. That does not happen — these subscribers do not open the videos.
This order costs less than one large order and is fairer to viewers: the count grows with the channel, not instead of it.
So the service is not judged on words alone, here are the actual figures for this category:
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Plans in the category | 3 |
| Completed orders, total | 431 |
| Of those, in the last 90 days | 102 |
| Most ordered plan | Basic — 304 orders |
| Most taken in the last 90 days | Stable — 50 orders |
| Price range per 100 | 199,90 – 269,90 UAH |
These numbers move with the storefront and describe subscribers specifically, not every service on the site.
If the choice has to be made in a minute: take the basic plan when the task is a one-off and cover does not matter; the stable plan when the channel keeps running and ten days of headroom helps; the 30-day guarantee when the count is built for an application, a deal or a public report and a dip would cost more than the price difference.
Before paying, check three things: the link points to the channel, the channel is public, and the amount is at least 50. That is enough for the order to go through without a support ticket.
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