A new site with no visitors is difficult to evaluate. You cannot tell whether your analytics are wired up correctly, whether the page renders properly on hardware you do not own, or whether anything above the fold survives contact with a real browser. YouLikeHits runs on a simple points system: you earn points by visiting other members' sites, then spend those points to bring real people to yours. No bots, no automation, and no access to your site is required.
Enter the page you want visitors on
Next: create a free account. No password for your site is ever requested.
Start Getting Free Website Hits
How to Get Free Website Hits from Real Members
It works both ways. Visit another member's site and you earn points. Set a payout on your own URL and other members spend their time on your page, earning those points from you. Nobody is selling hits, because there are none to sell — the supply is other members, and you become part of it the moment you join.
What Free Website Views Are Genuinely Useful For
Real visitors hitting a real page are useful in specific, practical ways. You can confirm your analytics is actually recording sessions rather than silently failing. You can watch how a page behaves across browsers, screen sizes and connection speeds you do not have on hand. You can see whether a new landing page holds attention past the first scroll. And a site that has never had a visitor gets past that first awkward stage. These are testing and validation uses, and they are the ones this does well.
Why This Won't Help SEO, and Will Endanger an AdSense Account
It will not improve your search rankings. This is worth stating plainly because a great many sites in this category claim otherwise. Google does not rank a page higher because more people visited it, and traffic arriving this way carries none of the signals — relevant intent, a referring link, a search query — that actually influence rankings. If your goal is SEO, this is the wrong tool, and anyone selling it to you as an SEO service is either mistaken or lying.
Do not point this traffic at pages running ads. If your site displays Google AdSense or most other ad networks, sending this traffic to those pages violates their invalid-traffic policies and is a well-established way to get an advertising account permanently banned. This applies whether or not anyone clicks an ad. If you monetise with display advertising, use this on pages that carry no ad code, or do not use it at all.
Real Visitors, Real Browsers
Every visit is a YouLikeHits member who opened your page themselves because doing so earns them points toward promoting their own site. No bots, no headless browsers, no automated requests. Your analytics will show ordinary sessions from ordinary devices, because that is what they are.
Free Website Hits at a Glance
Cost
Free. 50 points when you join, plus 400 bonus points for each day you stay active.
Other ways to earn
Visiting other members' sites, watching videos, following and liking content. 300 points per referral who becomes active.
Who visits
Other YouLikeHits members, browsing manually. No bots, headless browsers or automated requests.
Access required
None. You add a public URL. No file upload, no DNS change, no script to install.
Site requirements
The page must be publicly reachable and load without a login.
Controlling the speed
You set the points payout per visit. A higher payout gets your site visited sooner; lower it to slow things down.
Not suitable for
Pages running AdSense or similar ad networks, and any SEO ranking goal. See the warnings above.
Staying in control
Set a daily limit and a total limit on your campaign, and target specific countries or leave it worldwide. You decide the pace, the amount and where the visits come from.
Running since
2009.
How to Get Free Website Hits
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Step 1
Paste the URL of the page you want visited into Add/Edit Sites.
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Step 2
Choose how many points each visit is worth. Higher payouts get visited first.
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Step 3
Visit other members' sites, watch videos and complete tasks to refill your balance.
It runs on the same principle — you earn by visiting other members' sites, and spend those points to have yours visited. What it does not share with that category is the execution. There are no autosurf scripts, no headless browsers and no automated requests; every visit is a member who opened your page themselves. It is also why the warnings on this page exist at all: this will not improve your rankings, and it must not be pointed at pages carrying ads. Most sites in this category will tell you the opposite of both.
No. Google does not rank pages higher simply because they receive more visitors, and this traffic carries none of the signals that do influence rankings — search intent, relevant referring links, or genuine topical interest. Use this for testing and validation. If you want better rankings, that is a content and links problem, not a traffic-volume problem.
You should not. Sending this traffic to pages carrying Google AdSense or most other ad networks breaches their invalid-traffic policies and is a common way for people to get their advertising accounts permanently banned. This holds even if nobody clicks an ad. If you monetise with display advertising, only use this on pages with no ad code on them.
No. You add a public URL and nothing else. There is no script to embed, no file to upload, no DNS record to change, and YouLikeHits never needs access to your hosting or your CMS.
From other YouLikeHits members opening your page in their own browser to earn points. By default your traffic is worldwide, but you can target specific countries when you set the campaign up, so you can keep it broad or focus on the regions that matter to you.
Yes. These are ordinary browser sessions from real devices, so they appear in analytics like any other visit. That is exactly what makes this useful for confirming your tracking is set up correctly.
Realistic ones. Members are visiting to earn points, not because they searched for your product, so sessions tend to be short and bounce rates high. Judge your page design on the behaviour of visitors who arrive with genuine intent, not on these numbers.
Any publicly reachable page. Many members point traffic at a specific landing page or a new post rather than the site root, and you can run several URLs at once with separate payouts.
Yes. If a visitor hits a login wall or a paywall they cannot complete the visit, so members will skip it and your points will not be spent.
There is no fixed cap. Your limit is your points balance, and points are free to earn — 50 on signup, 400 for each day you stay active, and more whenever you visit other members' sites.
Yes. It costs time rather than money. Buying points is available if you would rather not earn them, but nothing requires it.
The site has been working great for me. I've been getting the hits and views that I have expected and paid for. The views I've got from here I have seen reflected in my pages metrics analysis charts. I haven't bought any points yet but have been earning points either by visiting other people's websites or whatching videos on YouTube. Then I have been using my earned points to pay others to visit my sites. I think this is pretty cool well thought out concept of a business model for the purpose it was created. Keep up the good work YOU LIKE HITS TEAM!
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Raitul Islam
★★★★★
2026-08-25
It is a good website.........................
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Igor A.
★★★★★
2026-08-25
I have used YouLikeHits for website traffic for a while. It can be useful for getting extra visits and giving new content some initial visibility.
However, the traffic is mainly exchange-based, so visitors are not always part of your target audience. For that reason, I would not rely on it as a primary source of traffic, sales, or long-term readership. It works best as a supplementary promotion tool alongside SEO, social media, and good content.
One idea that could make the new YouLikeHits even more interesting would be further development in a blockchain-based direction. For example, YLH Points could potentially become a platform token in the future, or users could have an optional way to convert earned points into selected cryptocurrencies or rewards.
Such a feature could give active users an additional incentive and make the platform more innovative.
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Aaron
★★★★☆
2026-08-18
? good website to get traffic and engagement
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Jalalo
★★★★★
2026-08-12
Really one of the best so far very powerful tool
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Noel J Bello
★★★★★
2026-08-12
I really love all the new changes, this propels you to the top of list, great work!
A new site with no visitors is difficult to evaluate. You cannot tell whether your analytics are wired up correctly, whether the page renders properly on hardware you do not own, or whether anything above the fold survives contact with a real browser. YouLikeHits runs on a simple points system: you earn points by visiting other members' sites, then spend those points to bring real people to yours. No bots, no automation, and no access to your site is required.