Vibum

I post videos through this service in my VK, OK, and FB groups. The main thing to consider is that if you have few followers (preferably real people, at least fakes, but not bots), you shouldn't even try to contact Vibum. Even if they don't refuse you (which is unlikely), you'll earn just a pittance. After all, the profit comes not from the placement itself, but from user clicks on the videos. Views are counted even with accidental clicks on the video, both on computers and smartphones (it's just super easy to accidentally tap on a video, and that counts). A view is also counted if someone reposts the video on their wall and someone watches it. In the Vibum personal account, it's convenient to track the advertising campaign: how many views on each platform, how much profit per day, and there's an immediate list of videos for placement. Overall, earning is quite simple if you have a promoted platform. I earn the most from my VK group – about 13 thousand a month, a little less from the American equivalent – 10, and classmates bring almost nothing – a maximum of 5-6, although that's not bad either. In general, the total income pleases both the heart and the wallet.

Date of experience: October 25, 2024

I joined this service when my public page reached 30,000 subscribers. In total, I have 45,000 (the other 15,000 came on their own, thanks to quality and relevant content). The key is to give the group a chance to gain momentum. Every day, about 10,000 users consistently visit my public page, and the advertising really works. I post videos every few days and pin them at the top so that everyone who visits sees them. It's very important to present it correctly. A quality announcement text helps attract many people's attention, but it needs to be approved by the advertiser. In the public page, I openly state that I use advertising. People click on even less interesting ads, and then close them, and that's enough for a "view." I earn my 30 kopecks per view. It's easy to calculate: you can get 4-5 thousand views a day, so I recouped my investment in a couple of months and now I'm making a profit. Payments are made once a month and automatically. The resource really works, money comes in, and everyone is happy: both advertisers, my subscribers, and myself.

Date of experience: August 8, 2025

You can earn decent income. The main thing is not to overdo it and not to post videos that might be negatively perceived by the audience. I manage my website and all social media (although only VK, OK, and FB are monetized). As for the website, the service still processes videos through standard ad blockers, so users perceive it as advertising from the author rather than random banners. This can scare off visitors. Mobile views are also counted. Regarding the price: it is set by the client, and on average, it's about 20-30 kopecks per view. Even with a large number of visitors, around 15-20% still click, so you can earn well. Plus, there's the ability to track click statistics on the service, and unique visitors on the website or social media are tracked separately, which allows you to draw conclusions about how effectively different video topics are placed. Overall, with a smart approach, it can be very profitable.

Date of experience: November 19, 2024

To promote my videos, I mainly use Vibum. I post them on VK, OK, and FB, as these are the most popular social networks in the country, where promotion is done in a native format, and sometimes on various websites. The platforms are provided by webmasters, but I choose them based on the requirements of the target audience. Targeting is done by city, age and gender characteristics, as well as by theme (about 30 categories in total). You can also select the type of device (PC or smartphone) and operating system. Among the additional features of the service, I would highlight limited display for a specific target audience among resource visitors, installation of social media buttons and call-to-action, as well as overlays. The videos are not blocked by ad blockers, unlike traditional video ads. As for views – they are real; the system excludes bots and prevents inflation. Autoplay is disabled to ensure that views are not wasted, and one user can only make one view. After the ad is finished, you can review the results in an infographic, which presents the overall performance metrics of the campaign, data for specific platforms if the ad was placed on multiple platforms, as well as the number of views and clicks, along with demographic information.

Date of experience: December 30, 2025

We placed an ad and expected to get 700 views, but it's unclear where exactly they were supposed to appear! The report shows over 200 views, but in reality, there are only 12 on YouTube! Don't waste your money and time! This is ***! I do not recommend contacting them at all. The placement happened instantly, and it feels like the numbers were just pulled out of thin air. If these scammers don't refund my money, which I will also write about, we will go to court against this rotten company. The statistics are absolutely unreliable, and the placements are fake. Affiliate advertising is a scam! But they tell such beautiful stories))

Date of experience: May 15, 2025

I manage a platform with 23,000 subscribers, and it was extremely unpleasant to feel awkward in front of my audience while using Vibum. Let me start with the main points: - The moderation system for advertising campaigns is almost non-existent. Not only are there no filters to hide irrelevant campaigns, but there is also a lot of junk, like blogs from fortune tellers and fishermen, while professional and universal topics are practically absent. At 2:00 PM, I approved one campaign and set a timer for 6:00 PM. When I entered the group at the scheduled time, that post was gone. This is quite expected, as you shouldn't be able to artificially inflate paid views. However, when I logged into the group from another account, I saw the post, and not just one, but a total of 4. Either this is a glitch in the algorithm, or some clever scheme, but my subscribers saw 3 posts with the advertising video over the course of 4 hours, and then another one. The funniest part is that all these videos gathered a lot of views, but Vibum only counted the last one. I feel a strong disappointment and am considering abandoning the service. But who knows, maybe in the next decade, there will finally be a campaign on Vibum that won’t be embarrassing to duplicate, instead of these cringeworthy blogs from grandmothers, psychics, and influencers?

Date of experience: July 1, 2025

Hello everyone. I decided to share my opinion about the Vibum platform. In my view, it's a scam for publishers. I tried to work with it and earned only a small amount over a long time. Views are not counted. The numbers on the view counter in the group and on the Vibum site are completely different. When I asked what was going on, support gave a confusing response, saying that views are counted according to a special scheme and must be unique, and so on. However, the video counter clearly shows how many people watched the video. For example, my counter shows 20 views, while Vibum's counter shows only 2. The conclusion: advertisers can work with Vibum, but publishers cannot. It's clear that there are problems with view counts. The group I collaborated with on Vibum has 26,000 active subscribers who actively watch videos. But I couldn't earn anything since 80% of the views are not counted and not paid for. I strongly do not recommend wasting your time on this "service."

Date of experience: November 29, 2024

I ordered two advertising campaigns, and both videos turned out to be failures. First, when setting up the targeting, I specified the male gender and traffic from social media. As a result, there was only one placement on VK, one on OK, and 69 placements on other resources. Is this really traffic from social media? Secondly, the videos are long, 10-15 minutes each, and the retention rate from the last campaign dropped from 76% to 5.1%, averaging only 41 seconds. People come in expecting a full movie, but my video is only 20 seconds long, and they just close it. The traffic is not targeted, and it's hard to determine the gender and age of the visitors. You can't trust experts like Severianin, who recommend Vibum and provide referral links, only to later say in other videos that you'll have to advertise a low-quality product. This service is only good for inflating views; it doesn't provide traffic, and inflating likes will be more cost-effective and effective.

Date of experience: February 13, 2026

I tried working with Vibum and was extremely dissatisfied. I started with the intention of getting quality views, but instead, almost no one noticed my videos. Usually, my clips are watched by at least 80%, but here the views lasted only 30 seconds. On VKontakte, the video wasn't shown at all, on Odnoklassniki there were only two views, and the rest of the views were from who knows where. It was a complete disappointment and, as a result, a loss of money. The prices for views are inflated – almost 1 ruble, while on YouTube they charge half that and actually deliver views. There were no promised likes or comments at all. I do not recommend this service. If you need boosts for counters, there are much cheaper ways. Terrible company, it's not worth spending money there.

Date of experience: October 3, 2024

If you want to ruin your channel along with the promoted video, this is the place for you. It's impossible to target the right audience, and as a result, the average watch time of my 4-minute video was only 39 seconds — it's a real disaster. The platforms where it was shown turned out to be terrible, and I just lost money, so I asked to pause the campaign. The only thing that was done quickly. I think this service is only suitable for an audience that prefers low-quality content. If you want to promote a video about kittens or something like that, maybe this is your option.

Date of experience: January 9, 2026