Is 50 right for the video?
Fifty comments suit videos with roughly 10,000 views or more. On a video with 1,500 views, ten to twenty comments look more natural.
Write them yourself
Mention timestamps, ask follow-up questions, share related experiences and react to specific moments. Write in the language your viewers use. Avoid repeating phrases; YouTube's spam filters hold repetitive comments.
Comments must be on
Make sure comments are enabled and the video isn't marked as made for kids, which disables comments.
Reply and pin
Reply to comments and pin the most useful thread, such as a question you've answered in detail. Real viewers join active comment sections.
Example: a Hindi tech channel
A Hindi tech channel reviews a budget smartphone. The video reaches 20,000 views, and the creator orders fifty custom comments asking about battery life, camera at night, gaming and service centres. He replies to each and pins the camera answer. Real viewers add their own questions, and he makes a follow-up video answering the most common ones.
Honesty
Don't write fake testimonials or claims about results or earnings. They can mislead viewers and break YouTube's spam policies.
Payment and refunds
Top up by UPI from ₹100. Undelivered comments return to your wallet automatically.
No logins
We only need the public video link.
Delivery
Comments are posted gradually from different accounts, usually over a few hours.
Comment ideas
For a tutorial: ask about a step, mention trying it, request a follow-up topic. For a song: quote a line, name a favourite moment with a timestamp, ask about the next release. For a product review: compare with your own phone, ask about price and warranty. For a vlog: ask about the place, cost or travel tips. Varied, specific comments look like curious viewers and invite real replies.