Does your video need 1,000 likes?
On Indian channels, long videos usually get 2–5 likes per 100 views. That means 1,000 likes look natural on a video with about 20,000–50,000 views. A video with 3,000 views and 1,000 likes looks bought. If your video is smaller, order 60–150 likes, or split a 1,000-like budget across several videos in proportion to their views.
Cost per like
About ₹0.089 per like on the default option. YouTube likes cost more than Instagram likes because YouTube removes likes from closed accounts and checks engagement closely. Options with a refill cost slightly more.
Splitting likes across your channel
Sponsors scroll your last 10–15 videos. A channel where one video has 1,000 likes and the rest have 5 looks odd. For a channel-wide refresh, put smaller orders on each recent video in proportion to its views. The total spend is the same, and the channel looks consistently liked.
Shorts
For Shorts, use Shorts likes, which have their own options and prices and accept youtube.com/shorts links.
Example
A Bengaluru tech reviewer's phone comparison has 30,000 views and 310 likes. Before pitching to a brand, he adds 700 likes so the video sits around 1,000, consistent with his other big reviews. He also adds a few likes to his recent smaller uploads so the pattern looks even.
Paying and refunds
Top up by UPI and paste the public video link. Undelivered likes are refunded to your wallet automatically. We don't sell dislikes or any negative engagement aimed at others.
Likes and comments
A video with many likes and no comments can look quiet. A handful of custom comments, written as real viewer questions, round out the picture for a small extra spend.
When to order likes
The first day after upload matters most, because that's when YouTube decides how widely to suggest the video and when early viewers judge it. Likes added later help the video look approved to people who find it in search or on your channel page, which is useful before a sponsor check.