YouTube has more than two and a half billion monthly active users. According to surveys, 510% of these users visit the website daily. Thousands of hours’ worth of content are uploaded every minute to this enormous platform. I could go on for the whole length of this article with statistics, but I think we have already established the point: the competition is too much.
Even while casually surfing the channel, you must have come across videos with millions and millions of views, thousands of likes and dislikes, and tens of hundreds of comments. All of these factors, together with connection across other social media platforms, increase the engagement and traction of videos by a significant amount.
If you are trying to get more YouTube subscribers, and have money to spare, a clever and easy solution would be to buy YouTube likes. Unfortunately, the quickest way is not always the easiest. It is quite the opposite. Buying likes alone will help. Instead, too many likes will make your channel feel unrealistic and dishonest. You need to maintain your likes and dislikes ratio since even the most popular videos on YouTube do not have zero dislikes.
Now, let us talk about the top ten websites where you can buy YouTube dislikes:
Viralyft
Viralyft is the most popular and widely acclaimed social media engagement platform currently available on the market. Its name was always at the top whenever I researched engagement platforms. And for good reason. Check out a review of Viralyft here and you will see why.
Forget about YouTube dislikes, Viralyft is the perfect choice for all your engagement needs from Facebook followers to Spotify plays, and from Instagram likes to TikTok followers. Viralyft proudly says that their team has 50 plus years of marketing experience. However, all that expertise does not come cheap.
The cheapest YouTube dislike plan I encountered gave me 50 dislikes, and it costs $5.99. For a higher grade, you can buy as many as 1000 dislikes for $74.99. While that is a saving of about $26, I still find the amount slightly high. That said, if the service is in your budget range, you cannot do better than Viralyft.
Note: Social media engagement platforms must never ask for your sensitive account details such as username or password. If you come across a website that requires your private data to function, it is malware. Hightail it out of there as fast as you can.
SocialWick
SocialWick is a market-leading social media store that offers various kinds of services. I am particularly fond of their simple and easy-to-use website. However, a giant deal-breaker here is that they do not list their prices. Instead, you need to select the number of dislikes you want, and they will give you an estimate. Luckily, the process is extremely quick.
I am unaware of how they price their plans. You can order between 10 to 50,000 dislikes, which will cost you between $0.22 and $1099.95, respectively. This is cheaper than what Viralyft offers. If you are looking for a more affordable option, SocialWick is a perfect choice.
Note that SocialWick, much like its name, is not limited to just a single social media channel. They provide an insane number of services. From website traffic to VK likes to Apple Music plays, they have it all. They are more versatile than Viralyft. You can turn towards them for several scenarios and they will not disappoint.
Trollishly
Trollishly is another engagement platform that comes with more than one option in its bag. However, it is slightly more expensive and a bit limited compared to SocialWick. Trollishly does not have as many services as the latter. An interesting new thing I encountered here is that they also offer to get your Instagram account verified.
Plans on Trollishly start at $4 for 100 likes but go up to a whopping one hundred thousand dislikes for $1000. For custom orders, you can always contact them since customer services are available 24×7.
Trollishly also has a 100% money-back guarantee and a 50 Instagram likes trial that you can check out before you make payment. Thus, it is good to know that you can go back if things do not work out.
SocialBoss
Let us talk about an option that truly does it all. There are 21 different platforms that SocialBoss supports including YouTube, Quora, Tidal, DatPiff, Reverbnation, Twitch, Shazam, and whatnot. Honestly, a couple of websites on the list were completely alien to me.
Further, they have the McAfee and Norton Secured shield on their website, so you know there is no funny business going on here. All of this, however, comes at a steep cost. SocialBoss is even more expensive than Viralyft, with the most basic 50 YouTube dislikes plan priced at $7.99. Above that, you can choose between 100, 250, 500, 1000, and a maximum of 2000 dislikes. The top-tier option will set you back $180.
An amazing thing that we get here is that the service guarantee lasts 30 days. This essentially means that if you paid for 100 followers and 10 of them dropped out within the first 30 days, they will send 10 more to make up for that discrepancy.
Global Followers
Global Followers is also a well-known name in terms of social media engagement platforms. Unfortunately, they have spent extraordinarily little time designing their website, and thus, it looks poorly planned and simply ugly.
Global Followers also supports several major platforms, including the commonly used Instagram and Facebook, as well as names like VK and Twitch. That said, the prices are low and thus, if you are just starting, you can give this a shot since Viralyft and SocialBoss might not be in your range. You can get 25 dislikes for $2.66 or get the highest tier available at $26.91 for a thousand dislikes.
SMM Boosters
SMM Boosters provide social media engagement services for several major platforms. Plus, you can buy reviews from them as well. There is a list of fifteen platforms whose reviews you can buy. Further, they provide reasonably priced engagement services for seven social media platforms.
Currently, they are offering a sale that can score you 100 to 1000 YouTube dislikes for $10 and $85, respectively. Do note that most of their dislikes come from US-based profiles. However, unless you are particular about the region, or your content is region-restricted, this is not a deal-breaker.
There is live customer support 24/7 and a 100% money-back guarantee. An important point I came across was that they only provide likes and dislikes from accounts that have a profile picture attached. This increases the value of their services.
BoostLikes
BoostLikes is a simple, minimalistic, and platform that offers services across Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. You can buy anywhere between 250 to 10,000 dislikes. Unlike most platforms, you can select any number in this range. Most websites come with packages, so you have no control over how many you get. That is not the case here. BoostLikes also offers Instagram Engagement services.
Further, the prices are ridiculously low. You can get 250 dislikes for $22 or get the maximum amount for $500. Unfortunately, you cannot order dislikes below 250, so this is not the service for you if you have a small margin. On the other hand, they do offer custom plans above 10,000 dislikes. For that, you will need to shoot a mail to their support team.
BoostLikes also provides a “permanent fans guarantee”. This means that if you lose likes or dislikes during the duration of your campaign, they will replace them automatically.
TryViews
TryViews is the swiss army knife of social media engagement platforms. That is if swiss knives had no quality. Do not get me wrong. The service works just as well as you would expect it to. Unfortunately, the website is so clumsily designed that it is hard to see what is going on on the page. However, they do deserve credit for the sheer amount of services they provide, as well as their costs. You can get 20 dislikes for $2.08, and this goes all the way up to 5000 dislikes for $520.
This price drop is painfully evident. The website is ugly. Their working hours are not 24/7. Instead, you can contact them Monday to Friday. Ironically enough, according to reviews, you can contact them 24/7 between Monday to Friday. These strange and preposterous mistakes, as well as the design of their website clearly state that the service is not of high quality. But if you cannot afford to be picky, it will have to do.
Sociic
Sociic is a simple platform that focuses on the essentials. It supports Instagram, YouTube, Twitch, Spotify, and TikTok. I found the lower tier plans to be slightly expensive, but the discounts add up significantly as you go higher. While buying 50 dislikes will cost you $4, the top-tier plan with 10,000 dislikes is priced only at $480.
Thus, the savings are enormous. I recommend buying from Sociic only when your needs are larger than 100 dislikes. Otherwise, there are better and comparable options available. Like all platforms, Sociic also comes with a refill guarantee and 24/7 customer support.
Social Yup
The last one on the list is Social Yup: a strangely named social media engagement platform with highly affordable rates and rapid response time. You can get between 100 to 300 YouTube dislikes within a couple of days. Even the 5,000 dislikes plan takes no more than five to ten days. Thus, this is the option to choose if you need your service delivered quickly.
Packages start at $11 for the basic 100 dislikes. On the other end, you can get five thousand dislikes at a measly price of $260. Compared to most platforms, this is remarkably low. Combined with the response time, I can safely say that Social Yup is the best option among all ten if you are just starting and do not have too much cash to shell out.
Once again, 24/7 live customer support is available and the website itself can be read in several languages.
Conclusion:
The enormous growth of video as a social medium has led to a rapid rise in its popularity. Initially, YouTube was the only social media platform that supported long videos. Now, there are IGTV videos, videos on DailyMotion, live gaming streams, and whatnot. While this advancement in technology is marvelous, it has also led to insane growth in competition.
There are hundreds of tips and tricks to reduce competition. Keywords and SEO are an essential part of YouTube marketing strategy. However, that alone is not enough. Sometimes, you will have to shell out some money before you can start making money. By that, I mean that you will need to buy YouTube likes and YouTube dislikes.
Likes and dislikes help you increase your ranking and achieve organic growth of your YouTube channel. They can be bought at various websites and shops and we have listed the top ten in this article. If you have come across better alternatives, or have experience in this field, we would love to hear what you have to say. Drop your thoughts in the comments box below.