By Kelvin Mark - Manager, IndianSMMServices.com. Last checked: 13 November 2026.

Quick Answer

On the live IndianSMMServices services list on 13 November 2026, five YouTube likes listings are priced from ₹25.9741 to ₹125.4184 per 1,000, a 4.8x spread between the lowest and highest, and the listing carrying the "Cheapest" tag (ID 47802, ₹120.6898) is not the cheapest. Do not pick by tag or by the lowest number. Run the four-check Likes-Label Test below, then place one small order and watch it for a week.

What the Live Catalog Shows

I read the services page on 13 November 2026. Rates are shown in INR under a "Rate per 1000" heading; min and max are plain numbers with no unit note. Labels such as Real, No Refill or Lifetime Guarantee are words inside the service name, not separate fields. The YouTube likes listings I could read were:

• ID 48863, "Youtube Like | Real | Max 100k | 10k-20k/Day | No Refill": ₹25.9741, min 10, max 100,000, 15 minutes average.
• ID 49669, "Youtube Likes | Max 50k | 5k-10k/Day | Non Drop | Lifetime Guarantee": ₹44.9146, min 50, max 100,000, 17 minutes.
• ID 47814, "Youtube Likes | Max 100K | 100k/Day | Real | Lifetime Guarantee": ₹68.6232, min 10, max 10,000, 3 hours 14 minutes.
• ID 47802, "Youtube Likes | No Refill | Cheapest | Instant | 10k-20k/Day": ₹120.6898, min 10, max 10,000, 5 minutes. It sits under a "Cheapest Service" heading.
• ID 48830, "Youtube Likes | Real | Max 1K | 1k/Day | No Refill": ₹125.4184, min 10, max 25,000, 4 minutes.

Three things stand out. First, the "Cheapest" tag on 47802 costs 4.6x the lowest listing (120.6898 divided by 25.9741). Second, the cheapest listing says "No Refill" while the 44.9146 listing says "Lifetime Guarantee", so the real comparison is price against protection, not price alone. Third, several names disagree with their own max field: 47814 says Max 100K but the max column reads 10,000; 48830 says Max 1K but reads 25,000; 49669 says Max 50k but reads 100,000. If you plan a large order, trust the field, then confirm with support.

Prices also move. The same listings read slightly differently the day before in my notes (47802 was ₹121.7839, 48863 was ₹31.6455, an 18% drop). Treat any number in this article as a dated snapshot, and check the live page before you pay. The YouTube SMM panel page separately states 1,000 likes at about $0.40 (about ₹33), and that figure is not tied to any listing ID, so it cannot be matched to the five listings above.

Methodology

I read the services page, the terms, the dispute policy, the API page and the YouTube SMM page on 13 November 2026, plus YouTube's published fake engagement policy. I compared listings only by what the page states. I placed no test order, I measured no delivery speed and no drop rate, and I did not compare other panels. The test below is a decision framework I built for this article, not an industry standard.

The Likes-Label Test: Four Checks Before You Pay

1. Rank by rate, then read the name. Write down the lowest three rates and what each name promises. A lower rate with "No Refill" and a higher rate with a guarantee are different products.
2. Check name against fields. Compare "Max" in the name with the max column and the min against your order size. A mismatch is a reason to ask support before you pay.
3. Find the written meaning of the label. On 13 November the terms and the dispute policy contain no definition of refill, drop or lifetime guarantee. The API page lists refill as a per-service flag with no policy attached. Ask support in writing what "Lifetime Guarantee" covers. For a plain-language read of these words, see SMM panel service names decoded.
4. Check the refund path. Refunds are stated for card and UPI only, crypto and wallet deposits are non-refundable, and a full refund needs cancellation within 24 hours. Read the payment methods guide before choosing how to fund the wallet, and use the UPI page if you pay that way.

Then run a pilot: one small order on the shortest-max listing that passes the checks, a note of the like count before, at delivery, and seven days later. If you are an agency, the API lets you pull status and refill state per order.

What YouTube's Policy Says

YouTube's fake engagement policy prohibits artificially increasing views, likes, comments or other metrics, and bars creators from linking to or promoting services that inflate them. Its listed consequences run from content removal and a warning on a first violation to strikes and channel termination for repeat or severe cases. The policy also says that if you hire someone to promote your channel, their actions can lead to action against you. I read the page on 13 November 2026 and summarise it here; read the original at support.google.com/youtube/answer/3399767 before you decide anything.

My view: purchased likes cannot create real viewers, watch time or revenue, and they carry policy risk on your own channel. If you buy at all, treat it as a small experiment on content you can afford to lose, never as a growth plan. For other platforms, the best SMM panel comparison and cheapest SMM panel comparison pages show how this site frames price, and the same label test applies there. For Instagram, the Instagram SMM panel page is where buy Instagram followers listings are described.

E-E-A-T & Disclosed Bias

IndianSMMServices sells the service this article discusses, so I profit if you buy. I wrote this to show where our own listing labels are weak, including a "Cheapest" tag that is wrong on our own page. I am not independent. The two comparison pages named above rank this panel first or call it cheapest on self-reported data that I did not verify here. Kelvin Mark manages the panel.

Limitations

• The services page was read through a summarising fetch that returned about 64% of the text verbatim, so there may be more YouTube likes rows I did not see, and a cheaper listing could exist.
• No order was placed. I cannot say how fast, stable or "Real" any listing is.
• Rates are a one-day INR snapshot and move.
• I did not re-check Google or Bing guidance for this article.
• This is not legal or financial advice.

FAQ

Is the cheapest YouTube likes listing on the panel the one tagged "Cheapest"?

No. On 13 November 2026 the tagged listing (ID 47802) was ₹120.6898 per 1,000 and ID 48863 was ₹25.9741.

Why is a "Lifetime Guarantee" listing cheaper than an "Instant" one?

The page does not say. Rates and labels are set per listing, and the terms do not define the guarantee, so ask support what it covers in writing.

Can I get a refund if likes drop?

The terms state no drop refund rule. They state refunds for card and UPI payments only, non-refundable crypto and wallet deposits, and full refunds only for cancellation within 24 hours.

Is buying YouTube likes allowed?

YouTube's fake engagement policy prohibits artificially increasing likes and lists penalties up to channel termination. You carry that risk on your own channel.

How many likes should I test first?

Start with the smallest quantity the listing allows (the minimum on these rows is 10 or 50) and track it for seven days before you decide anything.

Which price do I trust, the services page or the YouTube page?

Trust the services page, because it carries IDs and limits. The YouTube page quotes about ₹33 per 1,000 without an ID, which matches no listing.

Next step. If you want to run the test yourself, open the services list, filter to YouTube likes and apply the four checks. Support questions go through the IndianSMMServices site, and the dispute policy states a 24 to 48 hour investigation window. No pressure to buy; the free checks above cost nothing.