6 Best Sites to Buy YouTube Subscribers in 2026

It sells three subscriber products on one page: a High Quality package from 50 subscribers, a Real Slow package built around one video, and a monthly engagement campaign.

Key Features

LenosTube gives you more control over daily pace than any other site in this comparison.

Key strengths include:

• Daily speed menu: high Quality orders run at 30 to 70 a day, 100 to 200 a day for 5% more, or 200 to 500 a day for 10% more.
• 1-year refill: the High Quality section states a one-year refill guarantee and calls it the best on the market.
• Three products: high Quality 50 to 5,000, Real Slow 100 to 1,500, and Monthly Engagement in three tiers.
• Slow option: real Slow can include views and likes on one video of at least three minutes.
• No Google login: the page says you do not have to enter a password or sign in with Google; it asks for your channel link and current subscriber count.

Delivery Quality Analysis

LenosTube says High Quality orders start 1 to 8 hours from the order, and its FAQ says departure is guaranteed within 24 hours. The daily speed you choose then sets how long completion takes.

The Real Slow product is slower by design: the page says it could take up to a month to deliver 1,000. Daily figures in other sections disagree, ranging from 10 to 30 a day up to 40 to 500 a day.

Safety & Reliability

You hand over a channel link only. The page says no password and no Google sign-in are needed, and High Quality needs your subscriber count to be public.

It states a one-year refill in its High Quality section, lifetime refill in its features list and 365 days in its About section, so confirm which applies before you pay. It publishes no refund terms at all, only a footer link.

Pricing & Value

LenosTube sits mid-table on price at $37.95 per 1,000 High Quality subscribers.

Listed High Quality prices: 50 for $6.45, 100 for $10.88, 250 for $17.60, 500 for $25.79, 1,000 for $37.95, 1,500 for $60.74 and 5,000 for $178.06. Real Slow runs from $8.40 for 100 to $102.70 for 1,500, and Monthly Engagement is $34, $65 or $117. No payment methods are named; the page mentions only 256-bit SSL.

Best Use Cases

LenosTube is best suited for:

• Long written cover: buyers who want a refill measured in months rather than weeks.
• Controlled pace: creators who want to cap how many subscribers land each day.
• One target video: anyone who wants views and likes on a single video alongside the subscribers.

Pros

• Longest refill: one year, the longest window in this comparison.
• Pace control: three daily speed bands, plus a separate slow product.
• Low entry: orders start at 50 subscribers for $6.45.
• No login: channel link only, no password and no Google sign-in.

Cons

• Refill stated three ways: one year, 365 days and lifetime all appear on the same page.
• Payment and refunds unclear: no payment methods are named and no refund terms are published.

Why LenosTube Stands Out

LenosTube stands out because it is the only site here that pairs a refill window of a year with a daily delivery speed you choose at checkout.

It also has the widest country menu here and the only refund list that names the exact failures it covers.

Key Features

SidesMedia wins on price, package breadth and checkout, but its refill is one of the shortest here.

Key strengths include:

• Lowest rate: $31.99 per 1,000 Standard subscribers, the cheapest published rate in this comparison.
• Nine sizes, two tiers: 100 to 25,000 subscribers in Standard, with a Premium tier priced above it.
• Country subscribers: its FAQ names markets including the USA, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, India, Brazil, Korea, Turkey, Greece, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
• 30-day refill: subscribers lost within 30 days of delivery are refilled free, according to its FAQ.
• No password: the page says no password, ever, and asks for a channel link and an email address.

Delivery Quality Analysis

SidesMedia says delivery starts in under 30 minutes, repeated as from 30 minutes and as little as 30 minutes elsewhere. Larger orders are described as arriving gradually, but the page sets no completion window for any size.

There is no speed control, so order size is the only lever you have.

Safety & Reliability

You give a channel link and an email address. The page states that it never asks for your password, and signing in is optional and only used for a 10% returning-customer discount and order tracking.

Its refund wording is unusually specific: a full refund when subscribers are not delivered, when an order falls significantly short and cannot be completed, or when it does not start on time and you no longer want it. A comparison table also mentions a paid lifetime refill add-on without saying whether that row describes SidesMedia.

Pricing & Value

SidesMedia is the cheapest site here per 1,000 at $31.99.

Standard prices: 100 for $3.99, 250 for $9.99, 500 for $16.99, 1,000 for $31.99, 2,500 for $47.99, 5,000 for $95.99, 7,500 for $132.99, 10,000 for $185.99 and 25,000 for $369.99. The FAQ gives Premium figures from $4.99 for 100 up to $462.49 for 25,000, while the selector labels Premium as plus 35%, which does not match those numbers. Payment is by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Apple Pay, Google Pay or crypto.

Best Use Cases

SidesMedia is best suited for:

• Tight budgets: buyers who want the lowest published cost per 1,000 subscribers.
• Large orders: anyone buying up to 25,000 in one go.
• A named audience: creators who want subscribers from one country and will confirm the price with support.

Pros

• Price: $31.99 per 1,000, the cheapest published rate here.
• Range: nine sizes from 100 to 25,000, in two tiers.
• Refund detail: three named failure cases, each with a full refund.
• Checkout: cards, Discover, wallets and crypto, with no password.

Cons

• Short refill: only 30 days, against 60 days and a year elsewhere in this list.
• Premium pricing unclear: plus 35% in the selector does not match the FAQ figures.

Why SidesMedia Stands Out

SidesMedia stands out because it is the cheapest way to buy YouTube subscribers per 1,000 here while still naming the exact cases in which it refunds.

It backs orders with a 60-day refill and a 30-day money-back guarantee and publishes a delivery window for every package size. What it does not publish is a price for any of them.

Key Features

Media Mister is built for paced, region-specific orders rather than for buyers comparing price.

Key strengths include:

• Five regions: a dropdown offers worldwide plus four regional options.
• 60-day refill: the page says it will replace subscribers that drop within 60 days of delivery.
• 30-day money-back: a 30-day money-back guarantee applies if it cannot deliver the order.
• Published windows: from 1 to 2 days for 100 up to 10 to 14 days for 5,000.
• Monthly plan: orders run once or as a monthly plan, with a custom quantity field.

Delivery Quality Analysis

Media Mister publishes the most detailed schedule here: about 1 to 2 days for 100 subscribers, 2 to 4 days for 250, 4 to 6 days for 500, 3 to 5 days for 1,000, 6 to 9 days for 2,500 and 10 to 14 days for 5,000, with delivery continuing gradually inside that window.

Two of its dropdowns show 100, 250 and 500 twice with different windows, so the same size appears with two estimates. There is no speed control, but the windows are long enough that the pace is gradual by default.

Safety & Reliability

The page states that you never need to provide your YouTube password or grant channel access: you supply a public channel URL, and your subscriber count must be visible.

Its guarantees are stated plainly but not fully defined: the FAQ ties drops to a covered period it never defines, and the money-back guarantee is limited to non-delivery in one place and called no questions asked in another.

Pricing & Value

Media Mister scores lowest of the listed sites on price because it publishes almost nothing. Its title and service card both say price starts from $26, and the order form shows an unlabelled $69.00 beside two bare figures, 91.77 and 22.77.

No price is attached to any package size, and the custom quantity field shows an empty range. Payment is by Visa, Mastercard or American Express, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Bitcoin or Ethereum, with Diners Club and China UnionPay added in the FAQ only.

Best Use Cases

Media Mister is best suited for:

• Regional audiences: buyers who want subscribers from the USA, France or named African markets.
• Slow delivery: creators who want an order spread over days or weeks.
• Recurring growth: anyone who prefers a monthly plan to a single package.

Pros

• Refill and refund: 60-day refill plus a 30-day money-back guarantee.
• Targeting: five regional options on the subscriber form.
• Published windows: a delivery estimate for every package size.
• Checkout: nine payment methods and no password request.

Cons

• No prices: only price starts from $26 is published, with no per-package figures.
• Conflicting limits: its how-to text says 25 to 500 per order while the package list runs 100 to 5,000.

Why Media Mister Stands Out

Media Mister stands out because it is the only site here that publishes both a regional targeting menu and a delivery estimate for every package size.

It pairs that ladder with a 30-day refill, a 30-minute start and a 24-hour drip, plus a monthly drip plan for buyers who want a slower trickle.

Key Features

UseViral is the most transparent on price in this list, and the least specific on refunds.

Key strengths include:

• Full ladder: nine sizes from 100 to 25,000, each with a struck-through original and a sale price.
• 24-hour drip: the order box says delivery starts in about 30 minutes and is drip-fed naturally over 24 hours.
• Monthly drip: a subscription delivers 100 subscribers a month for $5.99, which the page says saves 14%.
• 30-day refill: the page promises a free refill if any subscribers drop within 30 days of delivery.
• No password: it says no password is needed and that it only ever needs your public profile.

Delivery Quality Analysis

UseViral says most orders start within about 30 minutes and are then drip-fed over 24 hours. Its call-to-action section says delivered in minutes and its body says over hours and days, so the 24-hour figure in the order box is the most specific claim on the page.

The Premium tier is described as slower, with high-retention accounts and a priority queue, but no window is given for it.

Safety & Reliability

You give a public channel link. The page states that no password is needed and that signing in is optional, used only to claim a 10% returning-customer discount.

Its refill wording shifts between sections: the order box refills if it misses count or speed, the body limits refills to accounts going inactive, and the 30-day section says any drop. No refund terms appear, only a footer link. Several of its own FAQ questions, including the safety one, have headings with no answer text.

Pricing & Value

UseViral is mid-priced here at $44.99 per 1,000 Standard subscribers.

Sale prices: 100 for $6.99, 250 for $13.99, 500 for $24.99, 1,000 for $44.99, 2,500 for $99.99, 5,000 for $174.99, 7,500 for $239.99, 10,000 for $299.99 and 25,000 for $549.99. The Premium tier is marked at plus 35% with no prices shown. Payment is by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Bitcoin.

Best Use Cases

UseViral is best suited for:

• Price certainty: buyers who want every package price published before checkout.
• A steady trickle: creators who prefer a monthly drip of 100 subscribers.
• Mid-size orders: anyone buying between 1,000 and 10,000 at a known price.

Pros

• Transparent pricing: all nine sizes are priced on the page.
• Drip delivery: spread over 24 hours after a 30-minute start.
• Monthly option: 100 subscribers a month from $5.99.
• Checkout: cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Bitcoin, no password.

Cons

• Short refill, no refund: 30 days only, with no refund terms on the page.
• Unanswered FAQs: several questions on the page, including the safety one, have no answer text.

Why UseViral Stands Out

UseViral stands out because it is the only site here that publishes a price for every package size alongside a stated 24-hour drip.

It names ten payment methods, needs no signup or login, and takes orders up to 10,000 subscribers, but it publishes no refill policy at all.

Key Features

SocialPlug is the easiest checkout here and the thinnest on written guarantees.

Key strengths include:

• Unit pricing: starting from $0.036 per subscriber, with no fixed package sizes and no stated minimum.
• Up to 10,000: the page says you can order up to 10,000 subscribers.
• 24 to 72 hours: its body text says all subscribers are delivered within 24 to 72 hours after purchase.
• No signup: the page says no signup or login is required; you enter a target URL at step two.
• Ten payment methods: visa, Mastercard, American Express, Maestro, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and USDT.

Delivery Quality Analysis

SocialPlug gives one specific window: all subscribers are delivered to your profile within 24 to 72 hours after the purchase. That is a gradual pace by default, with no speed control to set.

Badges and headers on the same page say instant delivery and fast delivery, which contradicts the 24 to 72 hour figure in the body. The body figure is the only one with a number attached, so that is what we scored.

Safety & Reliability

Ordering needs a target URL and no account. The page says no signup or login is required, and it does not ask for a password anywhere in the flow we could read.

Nothing sets out what happens if subscribers drop: a 100% Growth Guarantee badge and a 100% Safe and Real claim appear with no terms, and no refund window is named. Its copy also describes realistic looking profiles and human-like accounts beside a claim that the subscribers are 100% real.

Pricing & Value

SocialPlug is one of the cheaper options here at about $36 per 1,000, derived from its published rate of $0.036 per subscriber.

That rate is the only price on the page: no total is shown for any quantity, and a currency selector offering USD, EUR, GBP and KGS shows no converted figures. Payment is by card or crypto, with Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Maestro, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and USDT all shown.

Best Use Cases

SocialPlug is best suited for:

• Odd amounts: buyers who want a specific number rather than a fixed package.
• Crypto payers: anyone paying in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin or USDT.
• No-account checkout: creators who do not want to register anywhere.

Pros

• Flexible amount: any quantity up to 10,000 subscribers.
• Payment choice: ten named methods including four coins.
• No account: no signup or login required to order.
• Clear window: 24 to 72 hours stated in the body text.

Cons

• No refill: no refill policy and no refund window are published.
• Conflicting speed: instant delivery badges sit next to a 24 to 72 hour claim.

Why SocialPlug Stands Out

SocialPlug stands out because it is the only site here that sells subscribers by the unit with no account, no minimum and ten named payment methods.

It is the most expensive option here per 1,000, but it is the only site that pairs a 60-day refill with a stated refund and a price for every size it sells.

Key Features

Bulkoid trades price for simplicity: one rate, 11 sizes and no tiers to decode.

Key strengths include:

• Flat rate: every size costs $0.139 per subscriber, from $13.90 for 100 to $417 for 3,000.
• Eleven sizes: 100, 200, 500, 750, 1,000, 1,250, 1,500, 2,000, 2,500, 2,750 and 3,000.
• 60-day refill: free refills apply within 60 days of delivery, also written as 2 months in its hero.
• Stated refund: a refund in full or in part applies if the order is not delivered as agreed.
• Channel URL only: the page says it only needs your public channel URL and never needs your Google login.

Delivery Quality Analysis

Bulkoid says delivery starts within the hour, repeated in its hero, its third step, its comparison table and a stat block reading under one hour. Its FAQ says the order is activated within the hour.

No completion window is published for any size and there is no speed control, so a 3,000-subscriber order has no stated finish time. That is why it scores lowest here on delivery.

Safety & Reliability

You give a public channel URL. The page repeats several times that no password or login is needed and that it never needs your Google login, although placing an order links through to an app login and register page and reviews need an order ID from the account area.

Its guarantees are among the clearest here: free refills within 60 days of delivery, requested by sending the order ID to support, and a refund in full or in part if the order is not delivered as agreed. The page also says the service is for personal entertainment use only and not offered to businesses, brands or influencers, which sits oddly beside its own copy about niche authority.

Pricing & Value

Bulkoid is the most expensive site here at $139 per 1,000 subscribers.

Full ladder: 100 for $13.90, 200 for $27.80, 500 for $69.50, 750 for $104.25, 1,000 for $139.00, 1,500 for $208.50, 2,000 for $278.00, 2,500 for $347.50 and 3,000 for $417.00. Payment is by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Apple Pay or Google Pay, with no PayPal and no crypto.

Best Use Cases

Bulkoid is best suited for:

• Simple maths: buyers who want the same unit price at every size.
• Written cover: anyone who wants both a refill window and a refund in writing.
• Mid-size orders: creators buying between 500 and 3,000 subscribers.

Pros

• 60-day refill: plus a refund if the order is not delivered as agreed.
• Every size priced: all 11 sizes published at one flat rate.
• Fast start: delivery starts within the hour.
• No Google login: public channel URL only.

Cons

• Highest rate: $139 per 1,000, about four times the cheapest here.
• Personal use only: its terms say the service is not offered to businesses, brands or influencers.

Why Bulkoid Stands Out

Bulkoid stands out because it is the only site here that publishes one flat unit price for every size alongside both a 60-day refill and a refund.