Likes from Arabic-audience accounts, with a 30-day refill.
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| Quantity | Price | per 1,000 |
|---|---|---|
| 50 | $1.41 | $28.15 |
| 100 | $2.71 | $27.12 |
| 250 | $6.54 | $26.16 |
| 500 | $12.61 | $25.21 |
| 750 | $18.34 | $24.45 |
| 1,000 | $23.43 | $23.43 |
| 2,500 | $56.49 | $22.60 |
| 5,000 | $108.76 | $21.75 |
| 7,500 | $154.05 | $20.54 |
| 10,000 | $199.78 | $19.98 |
| 25,000 | $477.34 | $19.09 |
| 50,000 | $910.24 | $18.20 |
Likes from an Arabic audience strengthen the engagement signal on videos aimed at Arab viewers, improving watch-page credibility and recommendation odds within the region.
Fast delivery with a 30-day refill. Combine with Arab views for a balanced, region-consistent engagement profile.
Nobody reads a YouTube like count on its own. They read it against the view count sitting next to it, and that comparison happens in under a second: forty thousand views with sixty likes reads as a video people clicked and left, and twelve hundred views with four hundred likes reads as bought. This product exists to keep that ratio in the range your own organic videos already sit in — which is why the right order size is calculated from your analytics, not from a package list.
Open three of your own videos and divide likes by views. Most healthy Arabic channels land somewhere between two and five per cent. That number is your target, and staying inside it is worth more than any absolute figure, because it is the number a sponsor checks and the number the watch page displays.
A like is a cheap action, and YouTube weighs it accordingly — well below watch time and well below whether someone came back for a second video. What it does carry is confirmation: among the people who watched, some thought it was worth marking. On a video already holding attention, that confirmation helps. On a video losing viewers at second twenty, it changes nothing, and buying more of it is money spent on the wrong problem.
Likes arriving from accounts with no Arabic activity on a video published in Arabic are a mismatch, and a mismatch is exactly what an audit looks for. Keeping the engagement profile regionally consistent — Arabic-audience views, Arabic-audience likes, Arabic comments if you use them — is what makes the numbers on a Gulf or Egyptian channel look like they came from the people the channel is for.
Unlike views, likes can be removed — an account gets cleaned up and the like goes with it. That is what the 30-day refill window covers: drops inside the window are topped back up without a support argument. Order against the direct video link, not the channel, and place separate orders if you want to spread a package across several videos rather than concentrating it on one.
Match what your own channel already earns — for most Arabic channels that is between twenty and fifty likes per thousand views. Ordering three hundred per thousand does not look three times better; it looks bought, and it is the single most common mistake on this product.
After, or together. Likes are read against views, so a video with four hundred likes and ninety views is worse than one with neither. If you are ordering both, start the Arab views first and add likes once the view count is climbing.
Yes, and it is a reasonable use — an older video that still gets traffic from search or a playlist benefits from not looking abandoned. What it will not do is restart the algorithmic test; that window closed months ago. For an old video, likes are a credibility repair, not a growth lever.
No. Partner Program eligibility is decided on organic watch hours and subscribers, and no purchased engagement of any kind counts toward it. Likes are social proof for the humans reading your watch page — treat monetization as a separate, organic-only goal.
Inside thirty days they are replaced — that is what the refill window is for, and it applies without you having to argue for it. A small amount of drop is normal on any engagement product; a large one is a supply problem and we would rather refill it than pretend it did not happen.
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