When cheap is enough
Likes matter most in a video's first days, when new viewers glance at them before deciding to watch. After that, few people check whether a like count slipped from 140 to 133. For regular uploads, tutorials and vlogs, the cheapest option does that job. Save non-drop likes for sponsored videos that will be compared over weeks.
What you give up
Cheap likes come from basic accounts, and YouTube removes some of them in clean-ups, so a small drop is normal. Most cheap options don't include refill.
How this page sorts options
Every YouTube likes option is listed by price per 1,000, cheapest first, with start time and refill shown. Pick the cheapest one that starts fast enough for an upload-day order.
Spread a small budget
Rather than 1,000 likes on one video, put 60–100 on each of ten videos. Visitors who browse your channel see consistent approval across uploads, which is more convincing than one popular video among many that look ignored.
Keep the ratio
Indian long videos usually get 2–5 likes per 100 views. On a video with 400 views, 15–20 likes look natural; 300 look bought however cheap they were.
Example
A Rajkot CA student posts weekly 20-minute explainers on accounting standards for exam preparation. His videos reach 1,500–3,000 views but few viewers tap like. He adds 60 cheap likes to each new upload using the minimum top-up spread over a month. His channel looks steadily appreciated, and more students subscribe from search.
Shorts
For Shorts, use the Shorts likes service with the youtube.com/shorts link. Shorts usually get more likes per view than long videos.
What likes won't do
Likes don't add watch time and won't make a video rank on their own. YouTube cares most about clicks and how long people keep watching.
Settings
Keep the video public or unlisted with likes visible. Use the link from Share.
Payment and refunds
The minimum top-up is ₹100, and the balance stays in your wallet. If a video is removed mid-delivery, the undelivered likes are refunded automatically. We don't sell dislikes.
Cheap likes for new channels
On a channel with a handful of videos and a few hundred views each, likes are often the first number that looks bad: nine views, zero likes. Cheap likes fix that for almost nothing. Add a modest number to each video, keep uploading, and move to better options once sponsors start looking at your channel closely.
When not to use the cheapest option
Sponsored integrations, videos embedded on a client's website and videos in a pitch deck deserve non-drop or refill likes. Those are the videos someone will check again a month later, and a dropped count is harder to explain than the small price difference between options.
Ask real viewers too
A short, honest line near the end of a video, “if this helped, a like tells me to make more like it”, raises real likes noticeably. It works best after you've delivered the value, not in the first ten seconds.