YouTube SMM panel for agencies and resellers

YouTube views come in several families, and the service name tells them apart. High retention views are sold by watch length, from 1 to 10 minutes, under the name Real Users Traffic. Pure Mobile Views are unique views for videos without ads, some labelled USA or South Korea. Targeted views name a country or region, and two services with no refill are sold by traffic source, such as search or suggested videos.

Ads views reach the video through ad promotion, under the names Adwords and Native ~ Social ADS. Most of their descriptions set rules of their own: the video must be public, not age-restricted and free of country restrictions, and a live stream converted to a regular video is not accepted. Native views take videos of up to 5 minutes. A video deleted or made private during delivery gets no refund.

Where a description says “Speed is not calculated yet”, treat the speed in the name, such as 10K/Day, as a label and not a measurement. One unique views service accepts age-restricted videos, as long as the video is public and available in all countries. Try a new service with a small order first, and scale up only once you have seen the result.

Refill is set per service. In a name, NR means no refill and R30 to R365 means a refill window of 30 to 365 days. On YouTube it largely follows the type: targeted views, ads views, Shorts views with likes and mixed engagement packages carry R365, unique views R90, watch hours R30, and live stream services none. When a name and its description disagree, the description is what you accept by ordering.

Where enough recent orders exist, the description prints an average drop rate five days after completion. It is 4% or less on some likes and views services, most of them with a refill, and 89-100% on some Low Quality NR subscriber, NR likes, NR views and live stream views plus likes services. Labels such as No Drops are service names, not measurements.

A refill only restores what dropped, and never more than the ordered quantity across all requests. Wait 24 hours after the order completes, and again after each refill request. Keep the video or channel public with the link unchanged, since a private target or a broken link can get the request rejected. Even an eligible request is decided by our team.

The API takes the service IDs shown on the services page. A POST request with your API key, the service ID, the link and the quantity places the order and returns its order ID. Where a service takes your own comment text, the API takes the comments as a list separated by line breaks.

Status can be checked for one order or for several at once, and refills are created and tracked through the API as well. A reseller can read the service list, place orders and check the balance from their own storefront or client tools.