Compare 2 YouTube Watch Time services side by side: price per 1,000, delivery time measured on real orders, refill guarantee and cancellation. Pick the one that fits your budget and goal, then order in a minute. We never ask for your password.
There are not enough completed YouTube Watch Time orders yet to publish a measured median (we need at least 5). The times in the list below are the averages listed by each service source and are marked as such.
How we measure: the time from placing an order to its completion on our own panel, over the last 90 days, recalculated every hour. Partial and cancelled orders count as not completed. Delivery times for all categories
Prices are per 1,000 unless marked as a package. Delivery time is the median of our own completed orders where it says "measured"; otherwise it is the average listed by the service source.
YouTube Watch Time services add watch time to your YouTube videos, measured in minutes or hours rather than view counts. Watch time is one of the figures many creators track for monetization eligibility and channel performance, so these services are usually bought with a specific target in mind. Listings state the minutes or hours per order, the delivery period and which kinds of links they accept.
Because watch time builds from how long each view lasts, listings often state an average watch length, such as two to three minutes, or a total such as 60 or 180 minutes per unit. They also show the start time, speed, refill terms and any drip-feed option. Videos must stay public and be long enough for the stated watch length to count.
A service that delivers views of two to three minutes needs videos longer than that, and hour based packages work best on long videos or saved live replays. If your video is shorter than the stated watch length, the time recorded per view is capped by the video itself. Match the service to videos that can actually hold the minutes you are buying.
Some services count in hours, others in minutes, and some combine views with a stated watch length. Read the unit carefully, since 1,000 minutes and 1,000 hours are very different orders. Compare the total you need with the per unit amount and the delivery period, and note whether the listing accepts a profile link or individual video links.
A channel that normally gathers a few hours of watch time a week and suddenly shows hundreds of hours in a day can look unusual. Drip-feed options and services with a daily cap, such as a few hundred hours per day, spread the total more evenly. Choose a pace that fits your usual audience on YouTube.
Watch time can be recalculated or removed after the fact, so refill terms matter. Some services state a 30 day refill, meaning missing hours or minutes are topped up for free during that window. Refill is not a refund. Services without refill are marked, and you confirm the risk before ordering.
Videos must stay public during delivery. Do not delete, trim, set to private or replace them, since a new upload has a new link and removed content cannot receive watch time. Avoid placing another watch time order on the same video until the current one completes, so delivery and any refill stay easy to track.
Prices start at $20.81 per 1,000 and go up to $31.49 per 1,000. The difference comes from quality, refill guarantee and speed. You pay only for the quantity you order, and the order form shows the exact total before you confirm.
The fastest YouTube Watch Time service in our catalogue lists an average delivery time of ~1 day. This category does not have enough completed orders yet for us to publish our own measured median; it will appear here automatically once it does.
The services in this category do not include a refill guarantee. They are clearly marked, and you must confirm the risk before ordering. If a stable count matters to you, look at a category with refill.
The services in this category cannot be cancelled once placed, so double-check your link and quantity before confirming.
No. You only enter the link or the username the service asks for. We never ask for your password and never log in to your account.
No. Watch time is one requirement among several, and YouTube reviews channels and pages against its own policies before approving monetization. A service can add minutes or hours to your totals, but approval depends on the platform's review of your content, originality and account history, and the platform may exclude activity it does not count. Treat these services as support toward a threshold, not a promise of acceptance.
Platforms count watch time differently by format. On some, short vertical videos are tracked separately from long form watch hours, and live replays may count once the stream is saved as a video. Check the rules YouTube applies to the metric you are targeting, and choose a service whose listing mentions that format or works on standard long videos.
Delivery follows the period stated in the listing, often one to several days, and analytics can refresh later than that. Watch time figures in YouTube dashboards are often updated with a delay, and totals for monetization programs may be calculated over a rolling window. Wait until the order completes and the analytics refresh before measuring the result.
Real experiences from people who use this service, in their own words.
@sixstringsam
Sat at ninety views for a week after uploading, which is where most of my songs die. Two and a half thousand views later the recommendations picked it up and strangers started commenting. I have done the same on the two since.
@sammakesnoise
video likes on my last upload hit in under twenty minutes and the ratio looked normal next to the view count. no complaints here
Colin V.
was three hundred subscribers short of the threshold for months. ordered them and they are all still sitting there six weeks on
Tessa O.
Ran a 70 minute stream and bought live viewers for it. They joined in the first few minutes and stayed right to the end, which kept the stream visible in recommendations. Ordering shortly before you go live is the trick.
Marcus B.
Splitting 10k views into 20 runs an hour apart looks far more natural than dumping the lot at once. Most places either do not offer it or lock it behind a bigger minimum.
Jonas P.
First batch on a short landed within the hour. The next one, same service, took most of a day with no warning either way. It all arrived in full, I just cannot plan a launch around it.
