The first 100 subscribers are the hardest. Bought ones are removed within days. Here is how new channels get their first 100.
We sold YouTube views, subscribers, likes, comments and watch hours until August 2026, and then we stopped. YouTube's own systems find bought engagement and remove it. Orders finished, and within days the numbers they added were gone again. That happened with every supplier we tried, so it was not a supplier we could replace.
Selling something that disappears after a week is not a product. So YouTube is closed on Hclout, for paid orders and for the free tier, and it stays closed until that changes on YouTube's side.
A channel with a dozen subscribers looks abandoned even when the videos are good. 100 is the point where a channel page looks started, and the first 100 are the hardest because nobody has a reason to follow a channel nobody follows yet.
Your first 100 subscribers are usually people who already know you or share a very specific interest. Tell people you know, post in the communities the videos are for, and make each video about one clear topic so the right people find it in search. Consistency matters more than size at this stage.