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This is the cheapest metric in the entire store: a thousand video views on X for next to nothing. It's also the one with the strictest requirement — the post needs to have a video, or there's nowhere for it to be delivered.
It sounds obvious, and it's the number one mistake in this category. Video views only exist on posts with native video uploaded to X. It doesn't apply to:
If your post doesn't have native video, the right page is the impressions one.
A thousand views cost $1.54 or $1.54, depending on the tier, with orders starting at 10 units on one of them. Both tiers are Brazilian. The site minimum is $1.54.
| Tier | Price per 1,000 | Quantity (Views) |
|---|---|---|
| Brazilian Twitter/X Video Views ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | $0.64 | 100 a 50,000,000 |
| Brazilian Twitter/X Video Views ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | $1.30 | 10 a 1,000,000 |
The official prices are the ones shown at checkout.
A video view is counted with a low watch-time threshold — the video just needs to appear and play for a few seconds to count. That makes it the easiest metric to move on any network, and the price reflects that ease.
The flip side: it's also the lowest-weight metric. It doesn't indicate interest, only exposure. Anyone who reads metrics carefully knows that.
Because views are cheap, it's tempting to buy volume. But a video with 100 thousand views and 5 likes describes something that ran on the timeline and nobody wanted — and on X, where discussion is public, that contrast gets noticed.
If you're buying volume, adjust your likes in the same direction.
Direct link to the post with video, public account with no lock, post live during delivery. We never ask for your password.
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