Yes. After YouTube changed how views are counted, accounts are required. The good news is that a single Gmail account can send unlimited views as long as the IPs differ. Importing more accounts mainly helps your ranking results, and accounts are always required for likes, comments, and subscriptions.

It depends on your IP method. With Dalga IPs or your own proxies plus multi-threading you can scale hard: roughly 400 views per hour on 20 threads with 20 proxies. Single-IP methods like phone, PPPoE, or FritzBox give one view at a time per video, so a 60 second video means about 60 views per hour, though multi-threading lets you hit several videos at once.

Keyword CTR boosting is one of the core strengths of AYB. The bot searches your keyword on YouTube or Google, finds your video among real results, clicks it, watches, and engages. Your keyword needs to already be findable on the first page for the bot to click it, so target realistic terms and grow from there.

Direct, YouTube Search, Suggested, Google Search, and Embedded from a post URL such as Twitter or Reddit. Each one is reported in YouTube Analytics exactly as configured, and mixing them in one campaign is what makes your traffic profile look like a genuine audience.

Yes. Dalga IPs is our own residential proxy service built into the app. Choose it as your IP method, pick a country and optionally a region or city, and every thread gets its own rotating residential IP. It is billed by bandwidth with a monthly allowance included on your license. You can bring your own HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, or SOCKS5 proxies instead if you prefer.

Yes, for authenticator-app 2FA. When importing accounts you add the authenticator secret key after the password, and AYB generates valid codes at login by itself. SMS phone verification is the one thing it cannot complete, so those logins get skipped.

A ban is extremely unlikely unless you push large volumes of low-quality traffic at a monetized video. We advise against running AYB on monetized content, ad blocking is on by default for exactly that reason, and the software is built for organic growth, SEO experimentation, and visibility rather than ad revenue.

Yes to both. It is built to run continuously, and Windows Server 2016 and above works the same as a desktop install. The two exceptions on a VPS are Android emulator mode and Android phone IP changing, since both need real hardware. Use proxies or Dalga IPs there instead.

Windows 10 or 11, or Windows Server 2016 and above, with 8 GB of RAM (16 GB or more if you plan on many threads or emulators) and a 4 core CPU or better. Installation is free and included, and support answers every day if you get stuck.