What watch hours do — and what they don't
Watch time is the number YouTube weighs most when it decides what to recommend, and it is the number a channel is judged on. A paced watch-hour order adds watch time to a video you choose, delivered gradually over roughly 48 hours by default so it reads like real viewing rather than a spike.
What it does not do: count toward the Partner Program. YouTube checks public watch hours from its own systems for that threshold, and no seller can put hours into that count. We say so on every package because a promise about a platform we don't control is not one we will make.
Every size
| Package | Price | Per 1,000 hours |
|---|---|---|
| 500 watch hours | $39.97 | $79.94 |
| 1,000 watch hours | $69.97 | $69.97 |
| 2,000 watch hours | $129.97 | $64.98 |
| 4,000 watch hours | $239.97 | $59.99 |
How it's delivered
- Pay once — card, Apple Pay, crypto or wallet balance. The price on the package is the price charged.
- Paste the public link of the video the hours go to. Any video length works with this service.
- The order is submitted for delivery automatically, usually within the hour, and paced across the window you chose — continuous, drip-fed in runs, or scheduled to start later.
- Every status change shows on your order. Inside the 60-day refill window, hours that drop off are topped up on request.
No password, ever. A public video link is the only thing this order needs. Refund terms are on the Guarantee page: if the order never starts or falls short after the delivery window, tell us within 24 hours.