Buy YouTube Comments for Your Video

When Random Comments Fit a Video, and When They Don’t

General comments do one thing well. A video with an empty comment section looks unwatched, and a handful of comments changes that first impression for the people who scroll down. Whether they look natural depends on the video.

For the second kind of video, the comments worth having come from your viewers, and the section on replies below shows how to get more of them.

The Video Link the Order Needs

The order runs on one link: the video that should get the comments. Copy it from the address bar on a computer, or use Share and Copy link in the YouTube app. Watch links (youtube.com/watch?v=), short youtu.be links and m.youtube.com links are all fine. Channel and playlist links are refused, because neither points to a single video.

Until the order is complete, the video needs to stay public with comments on. If it’s deleted or comments go off halfway through, the rest of the order has nowhere to go.

When the Comments Arrive

Every package starts within 24 hours of checkout, whatever its size. After that the comments come spread out over hours or days, not all at once, so a package of 1,000 takes far longer to finish than a package of 20.

Once you’ve paid, there is nothing to manage. Leave the video up with comments on, and look at Held for review now and then. For an update, support can look the order up by its number at any hour, by live chat, WhatsApp or email.

Reply to Comments to Get a Conversation Going

Random comments give an empty comment section a start. Keeping it alive is your part, and it costs nothing. Viewers read the comments, and a creator who answers gives them a reason to write their own.

• Reply while the video is new. A few answers in the first days show viewers that someone reads the comments.
• Write like yourself. A short, specific reply reads better than the same thank-you pasted under every comment.
• Pin a question. Pin a comment of your own that asks viewers something about the video.
• Ask in the video too. A question near the end gives viewers something to write about.
• Don’t wait for answers back. We don’t promise that the accounts behind random comments will reply.

Comments from viewers are the ones a package can’t supply. They mention your video and ask follow-up questions.

What YouTube’s Rules Say About Buying Comments

YouTube’s fake engagement policy says it doesn’t allow anything that artificially increases views, likes, comments or other metrics (fake engagement policy), and its spam policy counts high-volume, repetitive or deceptive comments as spam (spam policy). Bought comments fall under the first rule, and the same policy page says that what a hired service does can affect your channel too.

What YouTube does depends on what it finds. Comments can be held as likely spam or removed, and for content that breaks these policies YouTube describes a warning first, then strikes, then channel termination for repeated or severe cases. We can’t speak for YouTube about any one video, and a seller who tells you how YouTube will react is guessing.

The order is the part we control. It needs a public video link and an email, never your password or access to your channel. You see the price and the start time here before you pay. A 30-day refill covers comments that disappear, support answers 24/7, and the 30-day money-back guarantee stays open if the order disappoints you.

Comments, Likes and Views Each Count Something Different

A comments order changes what people find when they scroll below one video. The view count above it, the like count and the channel’s subscribers are separate figures, and the order doesn’t touch them.

If you want those to move as well, add views or likes on the Video Details step, where they cost less than a separate order. For bigger amounts, see YouTube views and YouTube likes.