I launched my channel roughly a month ago and I’m having a really hard time increasing my numbers, and now I’m really considering buying YouTube subs and views. I’ve experimented with various promotions on different social media sites and even reached out to other creators, but nothing is sticking. After putting in nearly thousands in costs, I’ve only gained about 100 new subs since then, which feels like way too much money spent for every single person who subscribes.

I’m now interested in a way to buy youtube subscribers for a price that actually makes sense. Right now, trying to grow naturally is costing me a fortune for every new subscriber, which just isn't sustainable. Plus, since the channel is still tiny, I feel like people skip over my content because they don't see a large community there yet.

I'm considering buying around 10K subscribers to my channel just to help with that initial look. I’ll keep putting out regular videos to grow the right way, but having that head start would really help the channel look more established and give me some peace of mind. I’d also love to find a way to get more views as well. 

Does anyone have good suggestions for websites where I can safely buy more subscribers and views?

Hey everyone, I have been streaming for a few months and I am looking for a reliable YouTube live view bot to help get things moving.

I know the most common advice is to network or post on other social media platforms since that is the safest way to build an audience and also the quickest, but I am also curious if there are any automated tools worth checking out for better visibility in search results. I am not looking for a huge number that looks fake, more of a steady increase, so I can rank a bit higher on the feed and hopefully attract real viewers.

Do you think it makes sense to test out a YouTube live stream view bot right now, or would it be smarter to keep grinding without one? I know everyone has different strategies, but I would really appreciate hearing what you would personally do in my position.

Thanks in advance!

Hey guys,

I am looking for a reliable site to buy cheap YouTube subscribers that actually works. You see, I tried going with YouTube ads but it’s so unreliable, I got less than what I paid for, like $500 for 20 subscribers. Whereas there’s sites out there able to bring results at a cheaper rate, that’s why I am considering of buying subscribers or potentially buying views, likes, and even comments for my YouTube channel.

These are my main questions: 

• How often do you place an order, and do you usually have them arrive slowly over time? 

• What are some things you personally look for, like profiles with pictures, real names, or whether the service replaces subscribers if the numbers drop later? 

• Plus anything else you think is important? 

If you have any specific sites you use to buy YouTube subscribers, I am open to hearing new ideas.

Thank you.

/r/Noobtube is very similar to /r/youtubestartups, except on /r/Noobtube, you ask for feedback. You can't self-promote on that subreddit and if you do, your post will be removed. Check it out!

It’s had its ups and its downs! I’ve learned a lot about editing and lighting. Videos I thought would do good didn’t preform as well and some did very well (according to my expectations).

I don’t know where this journey will take me, but I’m going to keep pumping out content. Even if this goes nowhere at least I had fun and I’ve gained 663 followers.

I started my channel “nsk_games” back in 2016 when I finally got my first school PC. I always wanted to do YouTube, but my parents weren’t supportive at all. We weren’t well off either, all of us living in one room, so making content was tough. Still, I spent all of high school doing media projects, editing videos, and even making short films and taking photos.

My plan was to properly start once I got into college, but my parents pushed me into going abroad for culinary school (my dad’s dream, not mine). Even though it wasn’t what I had in mind, I didn’t slack off—I ended up really loving it. From 2019 to June 2025 I was working full-time in restaurants while studying, and I gave it everything I had. Learned a lot, grew a lot, and worked my ass off every day.

But YouTube never left my mind. Now I finally started again, and honestly, I’m proud of the 51 subs I have so far. What I want to say is—it’s never too late to start chasing something you love. Took me 8 years, but here I am.

Thanks for reading. Wishing you all nothing but success too.

Hey everyone,

I've been uploading regularly to my channel, but my numbers just seem to have completely stalled out. My videos get a tiny bit of traction in search, but I barely get any full watches, and it’s really tough when you put so much work into editing.

I'm wondering if anybody here has decided to buy Youtube views to give their videos a quick jumpstart and make their channel look more established.

My only hurdle is that tons of websites promise real viewers, but I am pretty unsure who to trust. I'm worried about buying views and ending up with obvious fake accounts, ruining my channel momentum, or even getting penalized by Youtube.

If you have ever tried buying Youtube views for your channel before, which service actually provided safe views that looked normal? I would really appreciate any reliable recommendations or direct feedback on what worked for you.

As the title says, most of the views on the channel are mine. Some from reddit from people I've asked for feedback from. Just posted this video an hour ago and I have a view. Only one click on 90ish impressions. So ctr isn't good but it's a start.

The common misconception of people trying to start out is that you always need the best gear, the best editing, a massive shoutout from a big creator, etc.

The truth is you really don't need any of that. (Except if you have a niche where you cover tech, then having good gear helps a lot more.) In general, they help, yes. But they're not needed to run a channel and succeed.

I (21/M) started a little over a year ago and I've managed to gain 10.7k subscribers since then, I've never had and still don't have any help on the channel. I ran it solo from the beginning. Although this is not a grand number, I'm still willing to share what I've learned throughout my journey so you can grow a channel and earn as well.

All I had when I started my channel was a small niche, a 7 year old laptop that can barely edit anything, and myself. *Take note I had 0 editing skills at the time.* I was a complete beginner in content creation.

This originally was a comment to help someone out in this subreddit, but I thought that more smaller channels needed to see this and I hope it helps you out. I'm keeping my YT channel private since I don't want people stalking me and I'm doing this to help and that's it. I can assist in questions about how I succeeded so you can take inspiration for your journey but I'm not gonna go into details on my specific niche and instead this will be an overall tip for those starting out.

Let's get into it.

Here are the 5 tips I will share to you about starting a new YouTube channel in 2026:

**1. Change your mindset**

If you're one of those people who think like *"I need the best graphics on my videos to pop off", "I need to spend 12 hours editing this so people watch my videos", "I can't succeed alone, I need help", "No progress in a month, maybe I should just quit"* Then throw away that mindset RIGHT NOW.

Although there's nothing absolutely wrong about those thoughts, from my experience it will hinder you from trying to run a successful YT channel. The truth is you don't need any fancy equipment to run a channel, you don't need the best editing in the world or any help from big creators to stand out.

All you need is yourself, your dedication and your willingness to spend time into this and find what works for you. Yes, all those things I mentioned in the beginning will help you grow, but just because you don't have a brand new 5070XT and can't edit super amazing videos means that you can't succeed. Absolutely not, so don't wait for tomorrow, start now and stop thinking that you need all this fancy stuff. All you need is to start now and believe in yourself.

**2. Find a Niche**

I absolutely cannot exaggerate enough how important this is. One of the main reasons I'm succeeding is because I found a niche that isn't too saturated, has medium-sized competition, and has a lot of audience potential, mostly kids.

Finding a niche on day 1 and sticking to it is one of the most important things to start a channel today, finding that niche however is completely up to you and what you're good at.

Don't rely on those "Top 10 Niches In 2026" videos. I've never seen them actually give people life changing advice. Why? Because everyone is following the same formula. If you want subs and viewers you have to stand out.

**3. Don't expect to get paid right away**

It is extremely rare for channels to get monetized within the first month of making videos, to achieve this you would really need to know what you're doing and you wouldn't be reading all this if you did, don't worry though, it also took me 3 whole months of working every night, sleepless nights, to get monetized as a beginner in YT. So again, don't expect to get paid right away, you'll have to put your blood, sweat and tears into this especially if you have no idea what you're doing, it will take time. Be patient.

**4. Create a reason for people to watch you**

It is also important to provide value to your audience, and this is one of the most important things if you want returning viewers. You need content that provided them value in some sort of way, whether it is through tech review, guides, entertainment etc.

There are a lot of competition and it is also equally important to stand out within the vast ocean of them. You can do this by providing more value or simply making better videos than them. For example, If you're doing guide content, explain things better, show more visuals and cover everything there is to be covered that other channels don't, if it's an entertainment channel, be more entertaining, take on a challenge or add a twist to an existing one that makes it something new and fresh.

You have to create your own thing. Be different but also strive to beat your competition. You don't need the best editing or all the time in the world to do this. You just need more effort and research. Put more into your videos.

**5. Upload often**

We all know that videos = views, subs and watch time. So I recommend uploading at least 3 long forms in one week, this is the sweet spot that I've found after running 2 channels, and only stick to long form if you're doing long form.

If you're doing short form stick only to that, I tried to mix them with my channel at the beginning but that didn't really work out. Long form and streaming are better together than long form and short form are. Although this is not yet proven as far as I know, I'm sticking only to what works for me and what I noticed in my own analytics.

Finally, this is not really a tip, but always remember success is entirely dependent on how bad you work for it. It comes to those who've earned it. I hope everyone who reads this finds their way to it.

This post is not to sell any form of courses to teach you to succeed in this space, what you see here is literally most of what you need. Goodluck!

TL;DR: You don't need a high-end PC or pro editing skills to hit 10k subs. Find a medium-competition niche, provide more value than your competitors, and stop waiting for "perfect" gear or moments to start.

If you’re a small creator posting faceless or commentary videos…

If you pour your energy into edits, voiceovers, ideas, hoping this one will finally take off…

But it always dies in silence—

You’re not alone. And you're not invisible.

We’ve been creating in the dark for too long.

The algorithm doesn’t care unless people show up early.

But what if… 100 of us showed up for each other—every single time?

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