How we compared the options
Disclosure: Metricvia is our own service. Every other provider is described from its own product page, checked on 28 October 2026; prices and packages change, so confirm on their site before you order. Providers are listed alphabetically, with running Google Ads yourself as the last option.
We looked at seven things for each option: how the views are delivered, the starting price, the price for 1,000 views where it is published, the largest package, whether a password is needed, what happens if views drop, whether you can target a country, and how many languages the site works in.
- Delivery method: ads, a resold network, or not explained
- Starting price and the price for 1,000 views
- Largest package
- Password: should always be no
- Refill and refund terms
- Country targeting
- Language versions
1. Likes.io
Likes.io sells views in a High Quality and an Exclusive tier, from 100 views for $2.41 and 1,000 views for $7.19 in the High Quality tier, up to 5,000,000 views. It does not ask for a password and points to its refund policy page for refill and refund terms. Its views page does not describe the delivery method in detail and does not list country targeting. Source: Likes.io views page. Side by side: Metricvia vs Likes.io.
2. Media Mister
Media Mister has the broadest catalogue here: several view types including standard, high-retention and Google Ads views, packages from 500 to 1,000,000 views starting at $4, country targeting across dozens of markets, a refill guarantee, a 30-day money-back guarantee and seven language versions. No password is needed. Source: Media Mister views page. Side by side: Metricvia vs Media Mister.
3. Metricvia (our pick for Google Ads-based delivery)
Metricvia sells one kind of view: real viewers reached through managed Google Ads campaigns, which show up as advertising traffic in your YouTube Studio. Packages start at 100 views for $1, 1,000 views cost $3.80 worldwide and the largest package is 100,000 views. You can target worldwide or one of 17 countries, priced per country. There is no password, a 30-day refill guarantee and a refund policy for orders not delivered as agreed. The site is English only and the largest package is smaller than several providers on this list. See the YouTube views packages, or start with the free 100-view test.
4. Stormviews
Stormviews is unusually candid: it says it does not operate the promotion network that delivers its views and cannot audit each view, and it does not offer country targeting. Prices start at $2.24 across 14 packages up to $979.99. A public link is all an order needs, and shortfalls are extended, re-run or refunded within the refill window shown at checkout. Source: Stormviews views page. Side by side: Metricvia vs Stormviews.
6. Views4You
Views4You offers three options, regular, fast and ads views, from 100 views for $1.49 and 1,000 views for $4.40 (from $6.50), with 5,000 views as the largest package on the main grid. It never asks for a password, says refill is guaranteed, suggests a suitable country after you enter the link, and works in six languages. It also sells an all-in-one bundle of views, likes and subscribers for $52.39. Source: Views4You views page. Side by side: Metricvia vs Views4You.
7. Running Google Ads yourself
You can promote a video yourself with Google Ads, the same system YouTube Studio points creators to under Promote. You pay Google directly, you control the targeting and the budget, and you learn how video campaigns work. The trade-off is time: setting up campaigns, choosing audiences and watching budgets daily. Our step-by-step guide to promoting a YouTube video with Google Ads walks through it.
Which option should you choose?
If you want the widest choice of view types and languages, Media Mister covers the most ground. If you want very large single orders, Likes.io and Viralyft list the biggest packages. If you want to know exactly where the views come from, target a specific country and start small, a Google Ads-based service like Metricvia, or running the ads yourself, is the closer fit.
Whatever you pick, two checks matter more than price: the provider should never ask for your password, and it should be able to explain where the views come from. If it cannot, read how to tell real views from fake ones before you pay.
If you want to see our own packages after reading the comparison, the YouTube views page lists every size, and 100 free views let you test delivery first. For engagement on the same video, see YouTube likes.
Frequently asked questions
Is buying YouTube views allowed?
YouTube allows promoting a video with Google Ads. It prohibits fake engagement from bots or incentivised clicks. The delivery method is what decides which side of that line a service is on.
Why is Metricvia not first on this list?
Because it is our own service and the list is alphabetical. We call it our pick for Google Ads-based delivery and describe where other providers beat it.
How often are these prices updated?
They were checked on 28 October 2026. Providers change prices and packages often, so always confirm on the provider's page.
What is the best site to buy YouTube views?
It depends on what matters most to you: price at your package size, how the views are delivered and whether you can choose a country. The table above compares those points; for side-by-side detail see our Metricvia vs Views4You comparison.
How can I tell if a site sells fake views?
Warning signs are prices far below everyone else, instant delivery promises, requests for your password and no explanation of where the views come from. Our guide to real versus fake views lists what to check.
Official references
Platform rules and product names can change. Use these official YouTube and Google pages to verify the current position before making a campaign or monetisation decision.
