"Non-drop" in plain words
Every subscriber panel in India uses the phrase, and most never say what it means. Ours means one specific thing: if the subscriber count from your order falls within the refill window, you press a button and it's topped up again, free. The window is printed on every option — lifetime refill on the best one available right now — and on your order page after you buy.
What it doesn't mean: that YouTube will never remove anything. YouTube's spam systems filter subscribers they think are inauthentic, sometimes weeks later, sometimes in waves across the whole platform. A refill window is how a seller takes responsibility for that risk for a fixed period.
Three windows, three prices
| Window | Who it suits | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| 30 days | Small top-ups before a launch | Covers the period when most drops happen |
| 60–90 days | Channels crossing 1,000 for community posts | Comfortable margin while you build real watch time |
| Lifetime | Business and institute channels | Slowest delivery, highest price, longest cover |
Live prices for every window are in the table below. As of now refill-backed subscribers start at ₹5,294.23 per 1,000; 1,000 on the default option costs ₹5,299 and 2,000 costs ₹10,599.
How a refill works, step by step
- Your order completes. The order page records the start count (say 812) and the quantity (500), so the expected count is 1,312.
- Three weeks later Studio shows 1,240. That's 72 down.
- You open the order and press Request refill. The request is logged with a timestamp.
- Delivery tops the count back up over the next day or two. The refill shows as "completed" under the order.
- If more drop later, you can request again — once every 24 hours — until the window closes.
Refill restores the shortfall from your order. It doesn't add extra subscribers beyond what you paid for, and it can't recover subscribers lost because the channel was hidden, terminated or switched to "made for kids".
When to pick non-drop and when not to
Pick a refill-backed option if the number matters for more than a week — a channel trying to stay above 1,000, an institute whose prospective students will see the count in admission season, a musician pitching to a label. Skip it for throwaway tests or a quick social-proof bump on a channel you're not sure about; budget subscribers are cheaper and honest about having no refill.
Ordering
Paste your channel link (youtube.com/@handle or youtube.com/channel/UC…), pick the window you want, choose a quantity (minimum 50), then pay from your wallet or with UPI. Keep the subscriber count public during delivery so the start count and your Studio numbers line up. Full details on windows and timings are on the refill & delivery page.
What can void a refill
A few things take an order outside what refill can fix, and we'd rather list them now than argue later:
- The channel's subscriber count is hidden — we can't measure the drop.
- The channel was renamed to a new handle and the old link no longer resolves. Contact support with the new link before requesting a refill.
- The channel was set to "made for kids", which disables some public features, or was suspended by YouTube.
- You also ran other subscriber orders elsewhere on the same channel at the same time. We can only refill against our own start count.
Live prices for every option
Pulled from our catalogue — these are the prices you pay today. Totals round up to a clean rupee ending.
| Option | Price / 1,000 subscribers | Min – Max | Speed | Refill |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Subscribers — 500/day, lifetime refill | ₹5,294.23 | 50 – 10K | 500/day | lifetime refill |
| Subscribers — 100/day, lifetime refill | ₹13,878.18 | 100 – 10K | 100/day | lifetime refill |
| Subscribers — 200/day, lifetime refill | ₹13,918.83 | 100 – 100K | 200/day | lifetime refill |
| Subscribers — 200/day, lifetime refill | ₹18,292.58 | 50 – 100K | 200/day | lifetime refill |