Who orders 500
Creators with ten or more videos and a few dozen subscribers. Coaching teachers starting a lecture channel. Businesses using YouTube for demos and testimonials. Musicians releasing their first songs. At 500, a channel looks like it has an audience.
Drip-feed is safer
Choose gradual delivery over a week or more. Five hundred subscribers in a day with no new videos looks unusual in a channel's analytics.
Subscribers versus views
Bought subscribers don't watch. If your videos have 20 views each, 500 subscribers won't change that. Pair the order with Shorts and well-titled videos that bring real viewers.
Monetisation
YouTube's Partner Program requires real watch time or Shorts views and a review for authentic activity. Bought subscribers won't get you through it, and watch-time packages break YouTube's policies.
Example: a Pune guitar teacher
A Pune guitar teacher uploads beginner lessons in Hindi and English. After two months he has 70 subscribers. He orders 500 over ten days and uploads a lesson every week, plus Shorts of single chords. Students searching for beginner lessons see a channel that looks credible, and a few book his paid Zoom classes through the description link.
Make the channel page work
Add a channel trailer for new visitors, organise videos into playlists and write a description that says what viewers will learn and how often you upload.
Payment and refunds
Top up by UPI from ₹100. Undelivered subscribers return to your wallet automatically.
No logins
We only need your public channel link.
Keep the count public
In YouTube Studio, check that your subscriber count is visible.
Refill
Some options include a refill period for drops; check the option card before you pay.
Check after a week
Note your subscriber count before ordering and check again a week after delivery finishes. If the count drops within the refill period, use the refill button next to the order.