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Looking for a YTMonster Alternative?

YouLikeHits If you are looking for a YTMonster alternative, YouLikeHits is a free, member-powered option for YouTube views, likes and subscribers. The main difference is scope: points you earn supporting other YouTube creators can also be spent across TikTok, Twitter (X), Pinterest, SoundCloud, Twitch, Bluesky, Discord and website traffic. YouLikeHits has run since 2009, asks only for public links, and uses manual member actions rather than bots.

Paste the YouTube channel or video you want promoted

Next: create a free account. No password for YouTube is ever requested.

Create Your Free Account

One account per person.

How YouLikeHits Works

It works both ways: every member both earns and spends. You earn points by watching, liking, subscribing or following, then spend those points to put your own channel, video, profile or site in front of other members. Nothing is sold from a stock of accounts, because no such stock exists — the supply is the membership itself, and you join it the moment you sign up. Signing up gives you 50 points, and staying active adds 400 more each day.

One Balance, Nine Platforms

The practical difference between a YouTube-only tool and this one is what happens to the points you earn. Here, time spent watching a video can be spent on a TikTok post, a SoundCloud track, a Twitch channel or traffic to your own site — the balance is one balance. If YouTube is genuinely all you care about, that flexibility is worth nothing to you, and you should weigh it accordingly.

YouLikeHits vs YTMonster

FeatureYouLikeHitsYTMonster
Primary useYouTube plus eight other platformsYouTube views, likes and subscribers exchange
Free earning optionYes — earn points through manual engagementExchange participation; check current rules
Cross-platform balanceYes — one balance across nine platformsYouTube-focused
Buying optionalYes — paid points are optionalCheck the current YTMonster offering
Password requiredNo — public channel and video URLs onlyCheck its current requirements
Automation policyNo bots — members complete actions manuallyCheck its current policy
Operating historyRunning continuously since 2009Check its current about information

YTMonster features and policies can change. Check its current site before deciding; YouLikeHits is independent and not affiliated with YTMonster.

Questions to Ask Before Choosing a YouTube Growth Tool

We would rather give you a checklist than characterise another platform's current state, which we cannot verify and which can change at any time. Apply this to anywhere you are considering, including here, and compare the answers.

A Checklist for Choosing a Growth Platform

Does it ask for your password?It should not. YouLikeHits asks for public URLs and usernames only, and has never requested account credentials.
Does it use bots or automation?YouLikeHits does not, and never has. Every action comes from a member doing it manually.
Can you spend what you earn?Yes. Points earned in one section can be spent in any other. Daily earning limits exist and are shown in your account, so you can see them before you invest time rather than after.
Is there a rank or tier gate on redeeming?No. There is no rank you have to reach before your points are usable.
Can you control how fast members engage?Yes. You set the points payout per action; a higher payout gets picked sooner. Nothing runs on a fixed timer.
What does it cost to start?Nothing. 50 points on signup, 400 bonus points per active day, 300 per referral who becomes active.
What platforms are covered?YouTube, TikTok, Twitter (X), Pinterest, SoundCloud, Twitch, Bluesky, Discord and website traffic.
How long has it been running?YouLikeHits has operated continuously since 2009.
Does it tell you what it cannot do?This one does — see the section below. Treat any platform that only lists upsides with caution.

The Limits Worth Knowing Before You Move Anything

This is the part most comparison pages leave out, so read it before moving anything across. This kind of engagement is not organic discovery and does not behave like it. It will not carry you to the 4,000 watch hours the YouTube Partner Program requires, it will not produce the concurrent viewers Twitch Affiliate needs, and it will not improve your search rankings. Members engage in order to earn points, not because they went looking for your subject, so what you gain is social proof and a starting position rather than an audience. There are also daily limits on how much you can earn from each type of action — they are visible in your account, and knowing they exist before you start is the difference between a system that works as described and one that feels like it moved the goalposts. Any platform claiming more than that is the one to question.

Getting Started

  1. 1
    Step 1
    Sign up with a real email address and confirm it. 50 points are credited on signup.
  2. 2
    Step 2
    Add the YouTube channel or videos you want promoted, plus anything else you run. No passwords, ever.
  3. 3
    Step 3
    Assign points to each item, then earn more by engaging with other members' content.

Every Service in One Place

YTMonster Alternative: Frequently Asked Questions

It covers the same YouTube ground — views, likes and subscribers earned from real members rather than bought from a stock of accounts — and adds eight other platforms on the same points balance. Whether that is an improvement depends on whether you run anything besides a YouTube channel.
You can spend them, in any section, at any time. There is no rank you have to reach first. Daily limits cap how much you can earn from each type of action, and they are shown in your account rather than discovered later — that asymmetry between earning and spending is the most common complaint about points platforms generally, so it is worth checking on any of them before you invest time.
No. You add public links — a channel URL, a video URL, a profile. YouLikeHits has never asked for account credentials and does not need access to your accounts.
Yes. It costs time rather than money. Buying points is available if you would rather not earn them, but nothing requires it.
Some will and some will not. Members subscribe to earn points, and a proportion later unsubscribe or are removed by YouTube as it audits engagement it considers inauthentic. Anyone promising permanent subscribers in this category is promising something they do not control.
Since 2009, continuously. That is worth checking on any tool in this category, where sites appear and disappear quickly.

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