7 Best Sites to Buy YouTube Views in 2026, Compared

The best site to buy YouTube views depends on what you need: the lowest price per 1,000, country targeting, a long refill window, or a small first order you can afford to test. We rank Zafame first, and we are Zafame, so read that ranking with the bias in mind. Below, all seven sites are compared on the facts each one publishes, so you can make the call yourself.

A note on who wrote this. This guide is published by Zafame, which sells YouTube views, and we put ourselves at #1. We did not buy from or test any competitor. We compared what each site publishes on its own live pages: prices, package sizes, delivery promises, refill and refund terms, whether a password is needed, and payment options. We also checked each site's Trustpilot page. Prices checked November 2026.

The quick answer

• Best overall (our pick, and our bias): Zafame, for a $3.99 starter order, link-only checkout and plain wording about what views will and will not do.
• Lowest published price per 1,000: Viralyft ($4.29) and SocialWick ($4.40).
• Most targeting options: Media Mister, with country targeting and several view types.
• Longest stated refill window: SocialWick (90 days).
• Same price grid at two stores: Buzzoid and UseViral list identical prices for their entry tiers.

Comparison table

Prices checked November 2026, taken from each site's YouTube views page for its standard or entry tier.

A few notes on reading the table. Media Mister's prices come from the example in their own FAQ (1,000 for $11, 5,000 for $50, 10,000 for $97); their order form loads the rest dynamically. Social Plug's price is for its "Random Geo Views" option.

1. Zafame

Best for: a cheap, low-risk first order on one specific video.

Zafame's YouTube views packages run from 500 views for $3.99 to 50,000 for $179.99, with 1,000 at $6.99, 5,000 at $24.99 and 10,000 at $44.99. You paste the public link to the video, pay through a hosted checkout, and delivery usually starts within about an hour. Larger orders are spread out on purpose: the page says small tiers typically finish inside a day, while big ones can run over several days.

There is no password field, no Google sign-in and no channel permission at any point. The order runs against the video URL, which is public anyway.

What we do well, in our own view: the starter order is small enough to test with, and the product page is blunt about the limits. It says views do not add watch hours, do not count toward the Partner Programme, and will not bring likes or subscribers along with them. If you need those, YouTube subscribers and YouTube likes are separate products.

Where we fall short, honestly:

• No country targeting. Media Mister and Social Plug both offer it. We do not.
• No high-retention or watch-time product. We do not sell watch hours at all.
• Smaller maximum order. 50,000 per order, versus 500,000 or more at several rivals.
• Not the cheapest per 1,000. Viralyft and SocialWick both list lower prices.
• A small review record. Our Trustpilot profile had 4 reviews and a 3.5 TrustScore in November 2026, including a one-star review saying followers dropped and were not replaced. Four reviews is too few to tell you much either way.

Refills are included on eligible packages. Our refund policy says delivered orders are covered by refills rather than refunds, with refunds for orders we could not deliver at all, or that never started and could not be fixed within 72 hours.

2. Media Mister

Best for: buyers who want country targeting or a specific type of view.

Media Mister has been selling since 2012, according to its own site, and it has the widest menu on this list. Its YouTube views page offers Standard, High Retention, Premiere Waiting, Google Ads TrueViews, Video Discovery Ads, Live Stream and Shorts views, with worldwide or country-level targeting across more than 80 markets. You can also set up automatic views for future uploads or a monthly plan.

Pricing is higher than most here. Their FAQ gives 1,000 views at $11, 5,000 at $50 and 10,000 at $97, and says the final price depends on view type, quantity and targeting.

Delivery is slower by design. They say they usually start within around two hours, smaller packages can finish in 2-3 working days, and the order form lists windows such as 1,000 views in 3-4 days and 10,000 in 8-10 days. On the plus side, the terms are generous: a 60-day refill for eligible dropped views and a 30-day money-back guarantee if they cannot deliver. They never ask for a password.

Strengths: targeting, view types, long refill window. Trade-off: price and speed.

3. SocialWick

Best for: the lowest price on mid-sized orders, plus the longest refill window.

SocialWick's checkout lists 1,000 views for $4.40, 5,000 for $20.22, 10,000 for $38.69 and up to 500,000 for $1,714.60. That makes it one of the two cheapest options here per 1,000. The site says it has operated since 2017.

The guarantee terms are the strongest on the list on paper: a 90-day free refill and a 30-day money-back guarantee, according to their FAQ. They accept credit and debit cards, Klarna, eps, PayPal and crypto, which is a wider spread of payment methods than most rivals publish. No password is needed.

The smallest preset is 1,000 views, though there is a custom amount field. Delivery time is shown when you choose a service, and their FAQ calls it a rough estimate.

We have a longer side-by-side at SocialWick vs Zafame.

4. UseViral

Best for: a very small test order, with the option to upgrade quality.

UseViral starts at 100 views for $2.49, then 1,000 for $7.99 and 10,000 for $42.99, scaling to 500,000. A "Premium quality" toggle adds 35% and is described as high-retention accounts with a priority queue. Every order carries a 30-day refill, and they only need the public video URL.

Their page is unusually careful in what it promises. It says a views order does not guarantee recommendations, rankings, subscribers or monetization, and that YouTube may remove invalid traffic. On delivery time, it asks you to contact support for an estimate on a specific package rather than quoting one. UseViral says it has operated since 2015 and offers subscriptions for future uploads.

5. Buzzoid

Best for: fast-starting small orders with a written retention promise.

Buzzoid's high-quality YouTube views use exactly the same price points as UseViral's standard tier: 100 for $2.49, 1,000 for $7.99, 10,000 for $42.99, up to 500,000. A Premium tier costs more (1,000 for $10.99). Buzzoid says orders start in 60 seconds and that it has operated since 2012.

The guarantees are clear: a 3-month views retention guarantee and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Payment options listed are debit and credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and crypto. All you supply is the video link and an email. Orders range from 100 to 500,000 views.

6. Viralyft

Best for: the lowest headline price per 1,000.

Viralyft's high-quality views are the cheapest per 1,000 we found: 500 for $2.49, 1,000 for $4.29, 5,000 for $20.99 and 10,000 for $39.99, scaling to 1 million for $1,855. A Premium tier is described as high-retention views. The site says it has been in business since 2014.

The page advertises instant starts with drip-feed delivery over a few days, a "lifetime guaranteed" label on the package box, a refill if views drop, and a refund if they cannot deliver. Their FAQ says they never ask for your YouTube password. One thing to check: the body copy elsewhere on the same page says the 500 views package is $4.99, while the package selector showed $2.49 when we checked. Go by what the checkout shows.

7. Social Plug

Best for: larger orders with geo-targeting.

Social Plug's order panel starts at 1,000 views for $8.00 with "Random Geo Views", and 10,000 costs $80.00, so it is mid-to-high on price. You can choose geo-targeted views instead of a random mix. The minimum order of 1,000 rules it out for a tiny test.

The page says views start within 60 minutes and are drip-fed over many hours, and that no registration or login is required. Payment options listed are Google Pay, Apple Pay, Amex, Visa, Mastercard and crypto. Social Plug advertises a "100% growth guarantee", but the YouTube page did not spell out a refill window, so we have not listed one.

A note on Trustpilot

We meant to include each site's Trustpilot score and review count. When we checked in November 2026, every competitor on this list (Media Mister, SocialWick, UseViral, Buzzoid, Viralyft and Social Plug) showed a Trustpilot notice saying the profile had been removed because the business goes against Trustpilot's guidelines. That means there is no public Trustpilot score to compare for any of them.

Zafame's own profile was still live, with 4 reviews and a 3.5 TrustScore. We would not read much into four reviews, and you should not either. Star widgets shown on a seller's own website are not independent, so we left those out too.

How we compared

We visited each site's live YouTube views page in November 2026 and recorded:

1. Prices for 1,000 and 10,000 views, and the smallest package, using the standard or entry tier.
2. Stated delivery start time and pace.
3. Refill, retention and refund terms in the site's own words.
4. Whether the checkout asks for a password or account access.
5. Published payment methods.
6. The Trustpilot page, checked the same month.

We did not place orders, so we cannot tell you how any of these deliveries actually performed. Where a site did not state something, we left it out rather than guess. For a checklist you can run on any seller (including us), see how to tell if a follower site is legit.

Before you buy from anyone

• Never give a password or Google sign-in. Every site on this list says it only needs the video link.
• Fix the thumbnail first. If the click-through rate in YouTube Studio is poor at 1,000 impressions, more views will not change that.
• Views are not watch hours. None of the standard packages here count toward monetization, and YouTube's own rules prohibit artificial engagement. Read can you buy YouTube views for the risks spelled out.
• Prefer paced delivery. A count that climbs over hours looks like a video finding an audience. A spike in minutes does not.

FAQ

What is the best site to buy YouTube views?

We rank Zafame first because of its $3.99 starter order and link-only checkout, but we wrote this list. On published prices alone, Viralyft ($4.29 per 1,000) and SocialWick ($4.40) are the cheapest, and Media Mister has the most targeting options.

How much do 1,000 YouTube views cost?

In November 2026 the sites here listed between $4.29 and $11 for 1,000 views on their standard tiers. Zafame charges $6.99.

Is it safe to buy YouTube views?

No seller can promise there is no risk. YouTube prohibits artificial engagement and can remove views it considers invalid. What you can control is access: use a site that only needs the public video link, and never share your password.

Do bought YouTube views count toward monetization?

No. The Partner Programme measures watch hours, which are a duration, not a view count. Zafame does not sell watch hours, and standard view packages elsewhere do not meet the requirement either.

Can bought views drop?

Yes. YouTube can remove views it decides were not genuine. That is why refill and retention windows matter: SocialWick states 90 days, Media Mister 60, Buzzoid 3 months and UseViral 30. Zafame includes refills on eligible packages.

Why are there no Trustpilot scores for most of these sites?

When we checked in November 2026, Trustpilot showed each competitor's profile as removed for going against its guidelines, so there was no score to report.