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Cheapest YouTube SMM panels, 2026
published per-1k notes, not marketingThe lowest per-1,000 price notes in the directory for YouTube services, with the score each panel earns on the public formula. Cheap is real only if the units survive, so the table pairs price with retention signals.
Reviewed by the SMMScout data team · updated 2026-08-14 · price notes come from each panel's own published rate sheet and are dated on its page · methodology · editorial policy · disclosure
Cheapest YouTube panels by listed price
| # | Panel | Price note | Score | Services | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | BulkFollows | $0.001 | 96 | 5,638 | Global |
| 2 | SMMLite | $0.001 | 91 | 5,000 | Global |
| 3 | BulkMedya | $0.001 | 82 | 9,950 | Global |
| 4 | AmazingSMM | $0.467 | 90 | 76,061 | Global |
| 5 | Ezkifyours | from $0.01 per 1k | 105 | 8,700 | Global |
| 6 | PRM4U | from $0.001 per 1k | 97 | 4,885 | Global |
Why the cheapest price is rarely the cheapest cost
A low per-1k price is meaningless if the platform drops the delivery. The real cost of a YouTube order is price divided by retention: at 30% retention, a rock-bottom order costs three times more per surviving unit than a mid-priced one that sticks. That is why the directory's score measures catalog depth and refill policy alongside price, and why the panels above are paired with their full score rather than presented as a pure bargain list.
How to keep a YouTube budget order safe
- Order a small test batch first; judge retention over the refill window before scaling up.
- Prefer non-drop services with a written 30-day refill guarantee.
- Drip-feed delivery over days so the growth curve stays believable.
- Never give a panel access to your account; legitimate YouTube orders only need a public link.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest YouTube SMM panel?
The lowest published per-1k price note for YouTube services in the directory is $0.001 (BulkFollows). Cheap is only a good deal if the delivery survives: check retention and refill terms before funding.
Why do YouTube prices vary so much between panels?
Panels source the same service from different suppliers and margins vary wildly: the same YouTube order can differ by a factor of 10 or more. Lowest price usually means lowest retention, which is why the directory scores catalog depth and measured latency, not just price.
Is the cheapest YouTube panel safe to use?
Not automatically. Rock-bottom YouTube prices often come from low-retention or drop-heavy suppliers with weak refill coverage. Compare the price note against the panel's score, service count and flags, and test with a small order first.