An empty comment section makes a video look like nobody’s watching, even when the view count says otherwise. Comments are also the one form of engagement YouTube’s algorithm tends to weigh more heavily than a like, since typing something out takes real effort compared to a single tap. That’s really the whole reason people buy YouTube comments instead of waiting around and hoping a handful show up naturally over the first few days.

Not every provider handles this well, though. Price, delivery time, and how much control you actually get over the wording all vary a fair bit from site to site. We looked at five providers, checked pricing and delivery, and worked out which ones are actually worth paying for.

BuzzVoice: Best for Full Custom Control

BuzzVoice has random and custom tiers of comments; the custom tier gives you full control of the comments that get posted. Random comments begin at $2.99 per 10, and writing your own text at $3.99 per 10. Delivery runs within 24 hours either way, and no password gets requested, just the video link.

Custom comments are worth the small price bump when there’s something specific worth drawing attention to, a product mention, a call to action, a detail worth pointing out. One thing to keep in mind: each order only applies to a single video, so covering several uploads means placing a separate order for each one.

What They Offer

• Random comments from $2.99 for 10, scaling up to $69.99 for 500
• Custom, self-written comments from $3.99 for 10
• Delivery completes within 24 hours
• No password required, just the video link

Key Takeaway: The strongest pick if the goal is buying YouTube comments with your own exact wording rather than generic filler.

Buy Social Media Marketing takes a different approach by sorting its random comments into categories, gaming, beauty, music, finance, travel, and a few more, so whatever lands on a video actually matches its topic instead of reading like generic filler. Prices begin at $1.99 for 10 random comments, and $14.99 for custom comments for 50 comments. Typically, it will begin to deliver within a few hours, and a free trial is offered for first-time users.

Picking the right category matters here more than the price gap does. A generic “great video” comment sitting under a finance channel reads oddly, while a finance-tagged one blends right in.

What They Offer

• Random comments from $1.99 for 10
• Custom comments from $14.99 for 50
• Category selection so random comments match the video’s topic
• Delivery usually starts within a few hours, free trial available

Key Takeaway: A solid choice when topic relevance matters just as much as the raw comment count.

Adsos: Best for Retention Backing

Adsos works at the channel level instead of a single video link. You connect the channel, pick which videos need a boost, then choose a package. Every order here comes with a 30-day replacement guarantee built in if the numbers drop later.

What They Offer

• Random comments from $1.99 for 10, up to $59.95 for 500
• 30-day retention guarantee included by default
• Delivery guaranteed within 24 hours
• No credit card is required for the free trial, and no password is required to sign up for a new account, and $0.50 sign-up credit for new accounts.

If you’re looking to upload more than a couple of videos from the same channel, the channel-level setup allows you to upload a package to multiple videos in one go without having to put in an order each time.

Key Takeaway: The safer bet if retention support matters more than shaving off a dollar or two per package.

Media Mister: Best for Country-Targeted Comments

Media Mister has been running since 2012 and covers YouTube comments starting from around $2, with both random and custom text available. It’s really the country targeting option that makes it stand out: the ability to select the source of comments is important for channels that want to reach a certain regional audience. All orders come with a 30-day money-back guarantee, and all their support goes beyond email; it’s live chat.

The downside of this level of targeting is that it will take a little longer to get your order delivered than a simple bulk order, and price is usually a little higher than the 3 platforms mentioned above, taking into account the advantages of the targeting feature.

GetAFollower: Best for Budget Targeted Comments

GetAFollower prices its comments starting around $2 for 10, with larger packages scaling up from there. Buyers can choose between random text comments or emoji comments, and pick either worldwide delivery or comments targeted to a specific country. All orders include a 60-day refill guarantee, a longer period than most of the companies on this list provide.

The delivery follows a drip-feed approach, and the comments are not all delivered at once, so that it looks natural, but you’ll get comments rather than all at once over a few working days.

Pricing at a Glance

• BuzzVoice: random from $2.99, custom from $3.99, one video per order
• Buy Social Media Marketing: random from $1.99, custom from $14.99, category-matched
• Adsos: random from $1.99, 30-day retention guarantee, multi-video ordering
• Media Mister: from $2, country targeting, 30-day money-back guarantee
• GetAFollower: from $2 for 10, 60-day refill guarantee, drip-feed delivery

What to Check Before Ordering

• Confirm whether the order applies to one video or can span multiple uploads
• Check if custom text is available in case generic comments won’t cut it
• Look for a retention or refill guarantee before deciding on price alone
• Match the comment category or tone to what the video is actually about

Conclusion

The right choice really depends on what matters most for a given channel. BuzzVoice wins on control if custom wording is the priority, Buy Social Media Marketing fits best when topic relevance counts for more than saving a dollar, and Adsos makes sense for anyone who wants retention backing built in along with the flexibility to spread an order across several videos at once. For buyers who are looking specifically for comments from the country, and are willing to shell out a bit extra / wait a bit longer for it, Media Mister and GetAFollower complete the package. As long as there’s content that’s worth reading or watching, comments are best when they’re not simply a substitute for it, whichever site it’s on.