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БеларускаяYouTube · Subscribers
Wanting to buy YouTube subscribers no drop usually means you've watched a count fall before. Subscribers drop when they were never people: YouTube clears out spam and closed accounts, and bot subscribers go with them. Ours are real viewers who chose to subscribe, the kind of account a clean-up is built to leave alone.
Three monthly packages. New subscribers, likes, views and comments come together, from the same real people.
For new and small accounts
$79.99 / month
1,000–4,000 subscribers / month
For creators ready to grow faster
$149.99 / month
2,000–8,000 subscribers / month
For established creators and brands
$279.99 / month
4,000–16,000 subscribers / month
Typical monthly ranges, not a fixed count: every one of your new subscribers is a real person who chose to subscribe, so every month is a little different.
Every package brings the whole picture, from the same real people.
Real people who discovered your channel and chose to subscribe. Typically 1,000–4,000 a month with Starter Creator.
Typically 2,000–12,000 a month with Starter Creator, on the videos they enjoy.
Typically 100–400 a month with Starter Creator. Written by people, never scripted.
The same people watch your videos on their own. We don't count views in advance: each one is a person.
A little every day, from the location you choose. Never all at once.
What we measured, day by day: visits from your campaign and the new subscribers they brought.
YouTube removes subscribers it judges to be spam, along with accounts that have been closed. Channels that bought bot subscribers see those numbers fall in steps, sometimes months after the purchase.
The drop is the visible part. The hidden part is the time those accounts spent on your channel, never watching, lowering the share of your subscribers who engage.
Some sellers promise to refill whatever falls off. That means replacing removed bots with fresh bots, which keeps the number up and the problem going. A real subscriber doesn't need replacing.
Real people can unsubscribe, as they can on any channel, and over time a few will. That's normal churn, and it's small next to the waves bots leave behind. What stays is an audience that's still there when you upload.
A monthly subscription: you choose the package, we run the campaign, real people decide.
Starter Creator, Rising Influencer or Pro Influencer, billed monthly. Cancel any time from your account.
Tell us your YouTube channel handle and where your audience should come from. We never ask for your password.
Every day your channel is shown to real people. Those who like what they see subscribe, like and comment, on their own.
Visits from your campaign and the new subscribers they brought, day by day. Measured numbers, never guesses.
Instant means bots: no real person chooses to subscribe seconds after a payment.
| What changes | Instant and bot services | Growsterr |
|---|---|---|
| Who they are | Bots and fake profiles | Real people who chose to subscribe |
| Speed | Thousands in minutes | A little every day, all month |
| Likes and comments | Sold separately, from more bots | From the same people, inside your package |
| Your reach | Drops quietly: an audience that never engages tells YouTube your videos aren't worth showing | Grows with people who watch, like and come back |
| Your password | Often asked for | Never |
| What you see | A number that can vanish in the next clean-up | A dashboard of what we measured |
Some may, as people do on every channel when their tastes change. What you won't have is a batch of fake accounts waiting to be removed together.
No, because there's no fake count to top up. You get a monthly package of real people; what they do afterwards is their choice, as with any audience.
Most likely YouTube removed accounts it judged to be spam, or accounts that had been closed. Bot subscribers tend to go in large batches during those clean-ups.
The removal is the smaller problem. While they were there, they never watched a single upload, which made your audience look less engaged than it really was.
Not exactly. Your dashboard counts the new subscribers our campaign brought; the total YouTube shows also includes growth from elsewhere and anyone who has unsubscribed.
Choose a package and we start your campaign. Real people decide the rest, and your dashboard shows what we measured.
Rising Influencer $149.99 / month
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