If you have decided to buy YouTube views via BoostMe.com, a short pre-order check saves most of the trouble that comes later. Work through these points before you pay.
- Confirm the channel is personal and non-commercial.
- Make sure the video is public and finished.
- Copy the exact link or handle you will enter.
- Choose a package size and a budget limit.
- Decide between one-time and monthly billing.
- Screenshot your current view count.
- Read YouTube’s fake engagement policy.
Check the Channel Qualifies Before You Buy YouTube Views via BoostMe.com
Start with the rule that decides whether you may order at all. BoostMe’s Terms say its services are for personal, non-commercial use only.
The Terms list what counts as commercial, and the list is broad.
- Promoting or advertising a business, product or service
- Generating income or revenue
- Gaining any commercial advantage
- Influencing potential customers or business partners
They also say that a business, or anyone acting for one, is expressly prohibited from using the services. If your channel falls into any of these, stop here.
Good to know. The main FAQ says companies and brands use the service, but the Terms are what you agree to at purchase. Follow the Terms.
Get the Video Ready
Views go to a specific video, so that video needs to be in its final state before you order.
- Set the visibility to public, as BoostMe asks for public profiles during delivery
- Finish the title, description and thumbnail first
- Copy the link from the video page itself, not from a playlist
- Avoid re-uploading afterwards, since a new upload has a new link
Tip. Check that the visibility setting in YouTube Studio says Public. An unlisted video also opens from a direct link, so opening the link alone does not prove it is public.
Set a Budget and Pick a Size
The YouTube Views page lists twelve packages, from 500 views at $6.78 up to 500,000 views at $648.00. Set your limit before you look, as the larger packages carry big percentage badges.
| If your aim is | Packages to look at first |
|---|---|
| A small trial | 500 views at $6.78, or 1,000 views at $10.50 |
| A modest lift for one video | 2,500 to 10,000 views, from $21.00 to $54.00 |
| A large order | 25,000 views and up, from $78.00 |
Prices are those listed on 1 October 2026. The Terms allow BoostMe to change prices at any time, so check the page on the day you order.
Look closely at the top of the range. The 100,000-view package is listed at $437.00, while 75,000 views cost $150.00. Compare neighbouring sizes before you assume a bigger package is better value.
Be Clear on What the Views Can Do
Set your expectations against YouTube’s rules rather than the sales page. The two do not always agree.
| Expectation | What the sources say |
|---|---|
| Help toward the 4,000-hour target | BoostMe says most views will be watched and can bring you closer, without promising it. YouTube decides which watch hours qualify. |
| A count that stays put | YouTube may freeze, slow down or change counts while it verifies views. |
| No risk to the channel | BoostMe’s Terms say you use the service at your own risk. |
If the plan only works when every bought view counts toward monetization, rethink it before you order.
Protect Your Personal Details
Know what you are handing over before you reach the payment screen. The Privacy Policy sets out the main points.
- BoostMe keeps the handle and email address you enter.
- Card details go through PayPal, and BoostMe says it does not store them.
- Buying counts as consent to promotional SMS, which you can unsubscribe from at any time.
Note. The Privacy Policy asks anyone under 18 not to submit personal information, so the order should come from an adult account holder.
Check the Checkout Settings Twice
Two settings at checkout are easy to get wrong.
- Look at the purchase option. Subscribe and Save is marked as recommended and bills monthly until you cancel through support.
- Read back the link or handle. The Terms say BoostMe needs only your handle or link, so a typo sends the order to the wrong place.
Warning. Never type your YouTube password anywhere in the process. The FAQ says BoostMe will never request it.
Plan the Follow-Up
Decide now how you will check the result, so you have what support needs if something is off.
- Note the count on delivery day.
- Check it again a few days later.
- Ask for a refill if the number drops, as the Refund Policy offers one.
- Raise non-delivery within 30 days of the order date, quoting the order number.
Expect YouTube’s count to move on its own as well. YouTube says it may freeze or adjust counts while it verifies views, and its policy says artificial traffic is not counted. Its fake engagement policy is worth reading before you place the order.
Final Pre-Order Checklist
- The channel is personal and non-commercial
- The video is public, final and linked correctly
- The package fits the budget you set
- The one-time option is selected, unless you want monthly billing
- A dated screenshot of the current count is saved
- You accept that YouTube decides which views count
This checklist is general information, not legal advice.