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Free YouTube Subscribers: 10 Every 6 Hours
- 10 subscribers every 6 hours
- no password
- Your account or post has to be public.
Give us your channel link or your handle and 10 free subscribers are sent to it, once every 6 hours. The target is the channel rather than a video, so nothing about your uploads changes. Your Google password is never requested at any point.
The subscriber number under a channel name is the first thing a new visitor reads, and on YouTube it carries more weight than on most platforms, because subscribing is a bigger commitment than a like. A channel with single digits has to overcome that before anybody presses play. This page adds 10 subscribers every 6 hours.
Write the channel address as youtube.com/@channelname, or simply the handle starting with the at sign. A youtube.com/channel/ address with a long identifier works too. What does not work is a video link, because the subscribe action belongs to the channel, not to an upload.
Two things are worth being honest about. These accounts will not watch your videos, so your watch time and your view to subscriber ratio will look worse, not better. And YouTube has its own thresholds for monetisation that depend on watch hours as well as subscribers, so a higher count on its own moves you nowhere near them. A new request opens every 6 hours.
How it works
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Copy your channel address
Open your channel page and take the address from the browser bar, or read the handle under your channel name. Both forms are accepted.
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Check the channel is visible
A channel hidden in the advanced settings cannot be subscribed to from the outside. Make it visible before you send the request.
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Verify and send
Complete the security check and press send. The page shows the request queued, then passed to the provider, with a request ID you can keep.
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Refresh the channel page later
The count updates in steps and YouTube itself rounds larger figures. A new request for the same channel opens after 6 hours.
What you should know
- No Google password, recovery email or two step code is requested. A site that asks for those in exchange for subscribers is after the account itself.
- The channel is the target, so nothing lands on a specific video. Video likes have their own page here.
- 10 subscribers arrive per request, gradually, and YouTube may take a while to show the updated figure.
- These accounts do not watch your uploads, so watch time is unaffected and your ratios will read worse afterwards.
- If you have hidden your subscriber count, the delivery still happens but visitors see nothing either way.
- One request per channel every 6 hours, counted per target and per internet connection.
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Get it freeFrequently asked questions
Does this ask for my Google account password?
No. Only the public channel link or handle is needed. Nobody signs into your Google account and nothing is installed on your device.
How many subscribers per request and how often?
10 per request, with a new request available for the same channel every 6 hours. Both numbers are read from the live settings of the system.
Can I paste a video link instead?
No. Subscribing belongs to the channel, so the form needs a channel address or a handle. Use the likes service if you want something on a video.
Will this help me reach monetisation?
No, and it would be dishonest to suggest it. YouTube counts watch hours alongside subscribers, and these accounts contribute no watch time at all.
My subscriber count did not change. Why?
YouTube rounds larger counts and updates them on a delay, so a small batch can take time to appear. Check that the channel is visible and not hidden.
Do subscribers drop later?
They can. YouTube closes accounts it considers suspicious and their subscriptions go with them. The service does not resend those, but a new request opens after 6 hours.
Is my channel at risk?
Nobody outside YouTube can tell you how it will treat a given channel. What we can say is that no credentials change hands, so the account stays fully under your control.