i know it’s not a huge achievement but i taught myself that it’s important to acknowledge and celebrate the little things. instead of it being just 5 subscribers, 5 different people actually chose meee and signed up to watch my videos. imagining that in the context of a car, THATS A WHOLE LOTTA PEOPLE!!

I’m so happy!

The old thread is over 6 months old and is automatically archived so it's time for a new one!

YouTube allows open playlists where anyone with the link can add a video. As an experiment I am taking one of my channels and create some playlists that anyone on r/YouTube_startups. Post your video and support the community by watching the videos of our fellow YouTubers on these playlists which are organized by subject:

Animation

DIY

Gaming

Music

Vlogs

Sports

Travel

Everything else

I reserve the right to remove anything. That said please feel free to add your videos and watch what others have added!

Collabs are a great way to grow your channel. If you want to find some new friends to make some collabs with, this is the place to post!

Please state the subject area of your channel(gaming, music, travel, Fortnite, etc), how many subscribers you have, and anything else you think people should know.

8/23/26: New update everyone, got my hands on the sub bot for a few months in. Naizop is real solid as I didn't dealt with any huge drops and I noticed an increase of viewership among my uploaded vids likely due to YT recommending my videos much more overtime. Thank you guys for the support, I'll keep you updated on my progress

Just for context,

So between a full time job, kids, and trying to edit weekly, keeping up with my channel has been really tough lately. I've been running it for a while and putting in consistent work, but my analytics are clearly showing things slowing down. Fewer views, growth stalling out, and rarely feeling like I'm getting any traction despite the effort. That's what got me looking into using a YouTube subscriber bot just to get a small push and stop feeling like I'm stuck in the same spot.

I know organic growth is the better route, but I honestly don't have the time right now to grind on social media promotion on top of everything else. Some days it feels exhausting just keeping up with uploads, let alone trying to create them. A YouTube sub bot seems like the fastest way to at least get my numbers moving again so my channel doesn't look completely small and unreliable to new viewers.

The main thing I want to know is where people get bot subscribers for YouTube that actually stay and don't look suspicious. If anyone has used one that worked without causing problems, I'd genuinely like to know what worked.