YouTube Comment Likes

You launch a new course, post a comment under the trailer with the start date and a pointer to the signup link, and two days later it has sunk to the bottom beneath a "how much is it??" comment with 14 likes. New visitors read the first few comments and stop, so whatever sits on top is effectively the only thing they see. Comment likes fix that one problem: they put likes on a specific comment so it climbs in the Top comments ordering.

How comment likes change the order

YouTube sorts comments by Top comments by default. The formula is not published, but like count and reply count are the two visible factors, and heavily liked comments tend to float up. The like number sits right next to the thumbs-up under every comment, visible to everyone. A comment pinned by the creator always stays first; the slots after it are where this service makes a difference.

Typical uses: lifting the channel's own comment with extra details, surfacing a happy customer's feedback, or boosting your reply under a complaint so later readers see the answer. YouTube runs a spam filter on comments and may review unusual like activity, so some likes can disappear over time. That is why the warranty column matters.

The seven servers

You pay per like, and the rate is shown the moment you choose a server.

For a few dozen to a few hundred likes, the 5K/day and 10K/day servers accept orders from just 5, which is ideal for testing and for small channels where the top comment often has only 10 to 30 likes. The 10K/day server is the one to use for replies or for comments under a saved live stream.

If you want the position to hold, go with one of the two High Quality servers carrying a 30-day warranty. The 10–100,000 version is the standard release; the ♻️ version goes up to 500,000 but is in beta, so test it. The no-refill High Quality server and the FAST server share the 20–500,000 range and suit short pushes where you accept that drops will not be replaced.

The 30–50,000 Comment Reply Likes server is the only one here with refunds enabled and has the highest ceiling for replies. Before you order, check the status tag next to the server's name; if the one you planned on is reporting errors, use another server of the same kind (for replies, the 10K/day one) or try again later.

Getting the right link

This is where most orders go wrong. A video link is not enough, since the system cannot tell which comment you mean. On desktop, click the small timestamp next to the commenter's name (for example "2 days ago"). The address bar changes to a URL ending in &lc= plus the comment ID; that is the link to paste. For a reply, click the reply's own timestamp so the ID includes both parent and reply. The video must be public, comments must be on, and the comment must not be hidden or deleted by the channel.

Enter a quantity inside the chosen server's range and follow the order from Pending to In progress to Completed. The link cannot be changed once submitted, even if you picked the wrong comment. On a 30-day warranty server, request a refill from the order if likes fall within the period.

When orders stall or shrink

• A comment held for review or hidden by the spam filter is invisible to others and cannot be liked, so the order may not deliver.
• If the channel deletes the comment, turns comments off or makes the video private mid-order, the undelivered part is not refunded, and on no-warranty servers the delivered part is not refilled either.
• A comment with three replies and 5,000 likes looks strange. Keep it proportional to the video's views.
• No server can lock a comment in first place forever; real viewers keep liking other comments.

A natural pairing

A top comment is more convincing with a few replies underneath, so YouTube comments fit well alongside this. On a low-view video, add views before pushing a comment high.

Frequently asked questions

How do I copy the link of one YouTube comment?

Click the timestamp beside the commenter's name. The browser opens a URL ending in &lc= with that comment's ID. Copy the full URL into the order; doing this on desktop is much easier than in the app.

Can I add likes to someone else's comment?

Yes, as long as it is publicly visible under the video. We only need the link; you do not have to own the comment or the channel.

Will my comment slip back down after reaching the top?

It can, if another comment earns more real likes or YouTube removes some of yours. Pick a 30-day warranty server to get drops refilled; no-warranty servers do not refill.

Does this work on Shorts?

Yes. The 5K/day and 10K/day servers explicitly support Shorts. Open the Short in a desktop browser to grab the comment link.

How many likes does a comment need to rise?

Check how many likes the current top comment has and go somewhat higher, usually 1.5 to 2 times. On a small video 30 to 50 may be enough; a big one may need thousands.