Buy Twitter video views for every clip you post.

What you can order

The panel has more than 30 video view services for X, grouped so you can pick by goal rather than guess:

Option	What it does	Good for
Standard video views	Views on a single video post, global audience, instant start	Trailers, clips, product demos
Country-targeted video views	Views from a chosen country — USA, UK, Germany, France, Canada, India, Brazil, South Korea and more	Regional launches and local audiences
Real video views	A separate group with its own targeting (Brazil, Arabia, India) and a 250-view minimum	Campaigns where you want that specific option

Each service lists its start time, speed and order limits before you buy. Many video view services are listed as no-drop in the panel; refill terms, where offered, are shown per service.

Video views vs. post views

A video post on X has two different numbers. The public view count under the post counts every time the post appears on someone’s screen. Video views are stricter: X counts one when at least 50% of the player is on screen for two seconds or more, or when someone expands or unmutes the video.

That difference matters when you judge results. If a post shows thousands of views but few video views, people are scrolling past the opening. Our guide to how X counts video views explains the metrics — view rate, retention and completion — in detail.

When buying video views makes sense

• Launch day for a trailer, song or product video. The first hours set the tone; a low count on a big release looks like nobody cared.
• Clips for a campaign or client. Agencies use video views to keep campaign videos at a consistent baseline and report on them.
• Repurposed content. When you post a clip that already worked elsewhere, a starting push helps it find its footing on X.
• Regional releases. Country-targeted options line the audience up with where the video is meant to land.

What video views can’t do

Purchased views raise the public number. They don’t improve retention, write replies or turn viewers into customers. If people drop off in the first two seconds, fix the opening before you spend on reach:

1. Hook in the first second. Motion, a face or the payoff — not a logo or a title card.
2. Design for sound-off viewing. Add captions or on-screen text; many people scroll muted.
3. Keep it short for the timeline. Save long cuts for audiences who already follow you.

Our guide to the best video length and format for X covers aspect ratios, captions and file preparation.

Before you order: a quick checklist

1. Your account is public. Protected accounts’ videos can’t be delivered to anyone outside your followers.
2. Link the post that contains the video. Copy it from the share menu — it looks like https://x.com/username/status/1234567890.
3. Make sure the video plays. Open the link in a logged-out browser; if it won’t play there, fix that before ordering.
4. Keep the post up. Deleting or re-uploading the video mid-order stops delivery to that link.
5. One order per link at a time. Let an order complete before placing another on the same post.
6. Pick the right group. Standard services for speed and volume, country-targeted for a regional audience, real video views if you specifically want that option.

What to expect after you order

• Fast start. Most video view services begin within minutes, at the speed listed on the service.
• Numbers settle over time. X notes analytics can take up to 36 hours to stabilize, so judge results after a day, not an hour.
• Your video must play. Delivery depends on a public, playable video. If viewers report playback problems, check the format first — see fixes for X videos not playing.
• Track progress. The Orders page shows each order’s status, and resellers can automate orders with the API.

Get more video views organically, too

• Upload natively instead of linking to other platforms — native video autoplays in the timeline.
• Tell people why to watch in the post text (“watch what happens at 0:12”).
• Post when your followers are online and reply to early comments.
• Pin your strongest video so every profile visitor sees it.
• Reuse winners: if a clip beats your median, cut a new version or a follow-up.

Paid views work best on videos people actually want to finish. Put your effort into the first two seconds, then give good clips the push they deserve.