How BoostMe.com approaches YouTube view purchases comes down to a short route: pick a package, give a username or link, pay and wait for the count to move. This walkthrough follows that route as the site showed it on October 1, 2026, and notes what each step asks of the buyer.
- Open the YouTube menu and choose views, subscribers or likes.
- Pick a package size.
- Choose a one-time payment or the monthly plan.
- Enter the account details and pay.
- Keep the video or channel public while delivery runs.
- Contact support if the order does not arrive as described.
This describes the process only. YouTube’s rules on paying for views apply however smooth the checkout is.
How BoostMe.com Sets Up a YouTube View Order
The views page sums up the process in three steps: choose your package, enter account details and complete the order, then watch the boost. The FAQ stretches the same route into five steps, adding a step for tracking progress and adjusting packages later.
The package selector lists twelve sizes. A few of them show how the scale runs:
| Views | Listed price |
|---|---|
| 500 | $6.78 |
| 1,000 | $10.50 |
| 10,000 | $54.00 |
| 500,000 | $648.00 |
The page also describes two grades, High Quality and Premium. On the date checked, the selector showed a single price list with no separate premium choice.
Choosing Between One Payment and a Monthly Plan
Under the package list, the buyer picks a one-time purchase or “Subscribe & Save”. The page marks the plan as recommended and keeps its terms brief:
- The plan costs 10% less than the one-time price.
- Billing repeats every month, and pressing Continue accepts that recurring charge.
- Cancellation goes through customer support.
Example. As an illustration, the 1,000-view package at $10.50 would come to $9.45 a month on the plan, charged again each month until cancelled.
What the Checkout Asks For
Account Details
BoostMe asks for a social media handle or link and nothing more sensitive. Its FAQ says the company never asks for or stores passwords.
Tip. A request for your YouTube password does not match BoostMe’s stated process. Treat one as a reason to stop the order.
Conditions in the Terms
The terms add two conditions that are easy to miss. A purchase flagged as high-risk can trigger a request for a government-issued photo ID and possibly a recent bank statement for the card used. Verifying a phone number to get a discount also means agreeing to promotional text messages, which can be switched off later.
Payment
The privacy policy says BoostMe does not store card details and that buyers are redirected to PayPal to enter them. The site footer shows Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Apple Pay and Google Pay logos.
The terms add that BoostMe may change products and pricing at any time, so the total shown at checkout is the one that applies.
When Delivery Starts and What Stays Public
The FAQ says delivery begins within a minute, and the feature list on the views page promises instant delivery and 15-day package refills.
The one thing the buyer has to manage is visibility. BoostMe asks for the profile to stay public during delivery and says privacy settings can be changed once it is finished.
Good to know. YouTube says it may slow down, freeze or adjust a count while it confirms views, so the number seen right after delivery may not be the final one.
Who to Contact After the Order
BoostMe lists several support routes and says support runs around the clock:
- Email at support@boostme.com
- Phone at +1 (888) 884-4578
- A contact form that asks for name, email, subject, order ID and a message
- Live chat, mentioned on the About page
The contact form offers two subjects, Order Complaint and Other, and makes the order ID a required field. Beside the form, BoostMe links short answers to common worries, including whether the service can get an account banned and whether it is safe to buy.
For refund requests, the refund policy says BoostMe replies within 1 to 3 business days and returns approved refunds to the original payment method within 10 to 15 business days.
Quick Answers About a BoostMe View Order
Is there a premium grade of views to choose?
The views page describes Premium Views as more active than High Quality Views, but the selector on the date checked showed one price list only.
Can the monthly plan be stopped?
Yes. The page says the plan can be cancelled at any time through customer support.
Can the same checkout be used for subscribers or likes?
Yes. Subscribers come in packages from 100 to 10,000, starting at $7.48, and likes from 250 to 30,000, starting at $7.77, with the same one-time or monthly choice.
Can an order be changed after it is placed?
The FAQ’s last step tells buyers to monitor progress and adjust packages as needed. It does not describe how an order already in progress can be changed.
Who runs the service?
The terms name BoostMe LLC. The site footer lists Garden Ant Ltd at an address in Varna, Bulgaria.
Where the Process Fits and Where It Does Not
BoostMe’s own terms draw the line on who the service is for.
| Within BoostMe’s terms | Outside BoostMe’s terms |
|---|---|
| Personal, non-commercial use | Any business, or anyone acting for one |
| A buyer who accepts the platform risk the terms describe | Using the views to earn income or win customers |
| A public channel or video during delivery | Presenting the numbers as influence in a commercial setting |
Staying within BoostMe’s terms does not make a purchase acceptable to YouTube. Its Terms of Service prohibit paying to raise views on any channel.
