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Your Social Boost sells YouTube comment replies in packages from $1, posted inside one existing comment thread rather than under the video. You supply the link to that single comment and write the reply lines yourself. Delivery starts within minutes of the crypto payment confirming.

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Prices last updated 2026-09-14

Why a thread rather than the section

YouTube's default sort is Top comments, and reply count is one of the things that decides top. A comment with eleven replies sits above a comment with none, regardless of which was posted first.

So this service is not about the number under the video. It is about making one particular comment the one new viewers read — whether that is your own pinned comment, a question worth answering, or a positive comment currently sitting below a hostile one.

When is that worth buying?

A creator's own pinned comment is the common case: it carries the link, the correction or the context, and replies keep it at the top where late viewers still see it.

What this service is not

It does not remove or bury anything. Replies add to one thread; the rest of the section is unchanged, and a viewer who switches sort to Newest sees everything.

What do you need to provide?

The link to the comment itself, not to the post or video it sits under. Checkout tests that the comment is reachable before you pay.

You also write the lines themselves — one line per comment, entered at checkout before you pay. What you write is what appears.

On YouTube, open the comment's timestamp or use "Share" on the comment itself — that link carries a `lc=` parameter which identifies the thread. A plain video link will be rejected, because a reply has to know what it is replying to.

Questions people ask before ordering

How do I get a link to a single YouTube comment?
Use Share on the comment, or click its timestamp. The resulting URL carries an `lc=` parameter identifying the thread. Video links without it are rejected at checkout, since a reply needs a thread to attach to.
Does replying to my own pinned comment look odd?
It is the most common use of this service. A pinned comment with replies stays visible and reads as a live thread rather than an announcement nobody answered.
Do replies count toward the video's comment total?
YouTube counts replies separately from top-level comments in most views. For the number shown under the video, Youtube Comments is the service.