Frequently asked questions

No — and you should be skeptical of anyone who does. We deliver real visitor traffic through paid advertising channels, with transparent reporting at every step. Engagement, conversion or revenue outcomes depend on your content and audience, so we never guarantee them.

Create an account, then open "Submit New Request". Choose your campaign type — Website Ad Campaign or YouTube Ad Campaign. For YouTube you promote specific content: a video, Shorts, a live stream, a community post or a playlist. Fill in the campaign details, select a visitor package (the price appears instantly), choose a payment method and pay to confirm. You will receive a unique reference number (like ADF-2026-000001) and can track every status change in real time from your dashboard.

Exactly the content you choose. Instead of linking a whole channel, you give us the specific content to promote — a single video, a Shorts clip, a live stream, a community post or a playlist — together with its URL and a few details. The campaign then drives real visitors to that content.

No. ADYFLY is a fully independent platform. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Google LLC or YouTube LLC. When we mention those products, it is purely descriptive.

Campaigns are priced by visitor package — from 1,000 up to 1,000,000 visitors. The exact price appears as soon as you select a package in the request wizard, and you confirm the campaign by completing payment. An invoice is issued for every transaction, and you can view your complete transaction history anytime.

You can confirm your campaign with the payment methods enabled by our team — typically bank transfer plus online options such as Razorpay, Stripe or PayPal. Available methods are shown in the request wizard before you confirm, and every payment is receipted with an invoice.

Yes — when an authorized integration is connected for your property, or when our team imports verified reports. Analytics only ever displays authorized, real data. We never fabricate performance numbers.

If a request cannot be accepted, we explain why and, where possible, tell you what to fix. Statuses like "Information Required" give you a chance to respond before any final decision.