Recent Customer Reviews

What do People Say About Upviews?

A week after I dropped my first music video, I tried a package with 20,000 views and 1000 likes. The delivery was fast, and views spread across 3 days which made it look organic. From Sydney, I noticed +40% more traction on my next upload, with longer session times and a few new subscribers slowly showing up. The lift wasn’t dramatic, but definitely real.

As a real estate coach in Toronto, I needed my educational shorts to break through. I tested 250 YouTube likes and 50 comments. The comments looked like natural things like "great tip" or "how often should I post?" CTA clicks jumped 30%, and viewer questions in DMs increased noticeably that week.

Running a productivity podcast in London, I tried their 5000 views package. The result? +70% engagement in 5 days. Audience retention stayed above 50%, and the clip began getting added to small niche playlists by others. It seemed to provide a slight increase in visibility rather than a major jump in traffic.

My vlogging channel has been stuck at around 800 subscribers. I purchased a package with 250 subscribers to help reach the 1,000 mark subscribers and got them within 48 hours. They had profile pictures and public playlists, which made them seem like actual users rather than fake accounts. The next organic post saw 1.8x engagement and 3 actual comments from new people. I didn’t go viral, but it helped get things moving again.

Managing a gaming client in Brisbane, we tested their 1000 views + 100 likes combo. CTR rose from 2.8% to 5.3% in two uploads. One upload hit the Shorts section, which hadn’t happened before. It didn’t cause a huge change, but it showed some early signs of progress.

For my Nashville-based band, we tried 25000 views for our new single’s lyric video. Delivery was smooth over 2 days. The video hit the Discover tab on day 3. It brought in 12k new viewers. The response wasn’t overwhelming, but we did notice more fan comments afterward, we saw a pickup in fan comments the week after.

As a solo creator teaching Excel, I went with 20 comments + 250 likes. Comments were on-point like "can you cover pivot tables next?" The video jumped in watch time, and I received a couple of messages from teachers who were interested in using the video as part of their lessons.

I run an ad agency in Manchester. To test the platform, we tried 100 likes and 10 custom comments for a client’s product explainer. Feedback looked natural. The client saw a slight increase in organic watch hours the next week. Nothing went viral, but perception of credibility grew.

For a brand video targeting Calgary tech startups, we added 10,000 views, 300 likes, and 25 custom comments gradually over several days. Average view time held steady, and bounce rate dropped a bit. Toward the end of the week, the video was featured in a local tech newsletter. It's hard to say if the exposure came from the added signals, but the timing matched up.

I create art shorts in Brooklyn. I needed a kickstart for a new series so I bought 10,000 views, 500 likes, and 100 comments. Engagement increased a lot, and one of the comments turned into a conversation that led to a gallery reaching out. Overall traffic was still growing, but the result ended up being more useful than what the traffic numbers alone might have shown.

We helped a Sydney fitness coach by adding 1000 subscribers to start their YouTube channel. Before that, their videos had little to no reach. After adding the subs, Shorts started getting around 1.2k views with better engagement than before. While it’s hard to say for sure if the subscribers caused the boost, the views and watch time both went up, and newer videos kept improving.

My comedy channel in Detroit needed initial momentum. Tried 5000 views, 250 likes and 50 comments. One of the comments turned into a chain with legit viewer interaction. CTR moved up by 10.5% on the next video. It felt more like laying the groundwork than making a big splash.

We launched a UK eCommerce brand and pushed a product review with 500 likes. Views doubled in 48 hours, and people started asking about the product through comments and emails. Not a sales spike, but stronger engagement made the client ask for a second test.

Tried the 100-comment pack on my car mudding tutorial in Chicago. They didn’t just paste generic stuff. Got actual engagement on 2 older videos afterwards, likely from traffic flow. Watch hours ticked up 22% that week.

Teaching digital painting on YouTube, I opted for a package with 5k views + 100 likes. Channel impressions rose 60%. Organic comments started appearing, mostly students and hobbyists. It felt like the algorithm was testing my content again.

Pushed a stand-up clip from my Canada tour. Bought 5000 views, got them in batches. Retention stayed steady throughout, and one viewer timestamped their favorite line. The video now ranks in my top 5 for engagement, which was a small but clear sign that the added views had some impact.

Managing a Shorts creator in Birmingham, we used a starter engagement package with 250 likes and 25 comments across three different uploads. Each video showed better activity levels, and Shorts shelf impressions started rising within a few days. A micro-influencer reached out for a potential collab, likely noticing the increased engagement. The results weren’t dramatic, but the direction was positive.

Bought 200 likes and 25 comments for my meditation guide in Austin. The tone of comments matched the content beautifully. I gained 46 subs the same week, and noticed some visits from wellness forums I hadn’t actively shared the video on.

As a gamer based in Vancouver, I tried their custom viewer retention service for 10k views. Watch time improved, and one upload was shown next to a gaming channel with a similar audience. It stayed there for a few days, which helped bring in more views than usual.

Launching a skincare routine series in Perth, I grabbed 2500 views + 100 likes for each video. The bounce rate fell by nearly 20%, and average watch time improved. Not a surge, but solid enough that I began seeing organic comments after months of silence.