Metricvia

Metricvia promotes YouTube videos to real viewers through managed Google Ads campaigns. You paste a public video link, choose a package and Metricvia builds and runs the campaign. No password or channel access is needed. Every view comes from a real person who chose to watch, and the traffic appears in YouTube Studio under the YouTube advertising source, so you can check the results yourself. - YouTube views, subscribers, likes and watch hours - Worldwide or 17 country campaigns - From 100 views for $1; 1,000 views for $3.80 - Free 100-view test on one public video - 30-day refill guarantee on views - Card, Google Pay and Apple Pay checkout

Metricvia manages Google Ads campaigns to promote YouTube videos and channels. Users can purchase campaigns for views, subscribers, likes, or watch time, with worldwide or country-level targeting. The site says delivery comes from real viewers through Google Ads rather than bots, and results appear in YouTube Studio as advertising traffic. It also provides free promotional tests and browser-based creator tools for planning video titles, descriptions, tags, hashtags, and revenue scenarios. A user chooses a campaign goal and package, selects a region where applicable, and provides a public YouTube video or channel link. Metricvia sets up and runs the Google Ads campaign without requiring a channel password or Google Ads account. The campaign delivers gradually, and users can follow order status in the Metricvia dashboard and view advertising traffic in YouTube Studio. The site also offers free tests for views, subscribers, likes, comments, and watch time, plus browser-based creator tools. The site identifies creators launching videos, musicians releasing songs, small businesses promoting products, and agencies managing client campaigns as users. It also describes services for channels seeking views, subscriber growth, likes, or watch time, with targeting available worldwide or in selected countries. Metricvia distinguishes its approach by using managed Google Ads campaigns, requiring only a public link, and treating subscriptions and other viewer actions as voluntary rather than guaranteed.