Opens the account form; codes and gift cards use the item form
List a YouTube Premium account
A Google login handed over whole, with Premium already active for a stated run.
One place inside a Family membership you administer, for a buyer who only wants ad-free viewing.
Stock the buyer redeems on their own login, filed under Subscription or Gift Card.
Open an account and save a payout method A single EB24 profile sells every title, and withdrawals go to the payout method stored on it. Read the EB24 seller walkthrough once before your first offer.
Login or redeemable code Hand over a Google sign-in and it belongs in the account form. Send a code or a gift card the buyer applies to their own login and it belongs in the item form. Each lands on its own listing page.
Tag plan, months and region The account form requires plan, months, account type and region, with warranty days left optional. The item form requires region and item type, while plan and duration are added when the stock has them.
Compare like with like No price tool exists for YouTube Premium, so live offers are your benchmark. Filter the account page to your plan, months and region, and check where similar rows already sit.
Deliver in the order, collect on confirmation Checkout takes the money first. You post the login or code inside the order, the buyer checks that Premium is active, and the sum moves to your EB24 balance once they confirm.
Premium Lite drops background play and downloads, and buyers who need those features skip it on sight. Because plan is a required dropdown, nobody orders your Lite login expecting offline videos, and nobody asks you to explain the difference twice.
A Family seat and a private login look alike in a short message and behave very differently later. The account type filter keeps them apart. A buyer who picks Shared profile knows the plan owner is you, and that changes how they read your warranty.
A code once shared cannot be taken back, so getting paid first matters on this title. EB24 takes the buyer payment during checkout and holds it until the order closes. You post the code knowing the money exists, and the buyer pays knowing it is held.
Completed YouTube Premium orders feed the same public seller profile as everything else you list. Buyers browsing a Spotify or Netflix offer from you later see that history, which a private deal on a forum leaves behind.
Four fields are required on the account form and one is optional, and buyers on the YouTube Premium account listings can filter by each. The credentials step asks for the login email as well as the password. Parts of the form shared with other titles are covered in the how to sell guide.
Warranty days are the only optional field, and on a Family seat they carry a lot of weight. A buyer comparing two seats on the account page will lean towards the one that promises cover. How claims inside that window are handled is set out in the help centre.
When the buyer keeps their own login and only needs something to redeem, the stock goes through the item form. It then shows on the YouTube Premium item listings, where region is the first filter applied.
A few codes are easy to post by hand. Dozens split across regions, plans and durations soon are not. The EB24 API documentation describes how to publish and reprice offers from your own scripts instead of the dashboard.
Request API keys in the Integrations section of your dashboard. Sellers planning a large first batch should send a note through the contact page beforehand, so the team can prepare.
Payment is taken when the buyer checks out, held by EB24 while the order is open, and released to you on confirmation. Fees and withdrawal choices do not vary by title, so they are documented in the help centre. The terms of service describe the agreement between buyer, seller and EB24.
Plenty of subscription sellers also carry music or video services. The Spotify seller page and the Netflix seller page cover those listings, and every sale pays into the same balance.
Yes. YouTube Premium has its own account form. It requires plan, months, account type and region, and leaves warranty days optional. The button at the top of this page opens it, and you can publish once a payout method is saved on your profile.
Yes, as an account with the type set to Shared profile and the plan set to Family. The buyer joins a membership you administer, so state any household conditions in the description and only sell as many seats as the plan has free.
Individual, Family, Premium Lite and Student. Pick the one that is actually active on the login. Premium Lite lacks background play and downloads, so a buyer who receives Lite after ordering full Premium has grounds for a dispute.
Use the item form. Set the region and choose Subscription or Gift Card as the item type. For a subscription code, add the plan, such as Music Premium or YouTube TV, and the duration in months. A plain balance card can leave both empty.
Twenty-one: US, EU, DE, AU, AE, FR, NL, SA, CH, BR, CO, ES, GB, ID, IT, JP, MX, PL, PT, RO and TR. Accounts and items share the list. Tag the country the subscription or code is issued for, because redemption elsewhere will fail.
Look at live offers, since no value calculator covers this title. Narrow the listings to your plan, months and region, then read the prices already there. A twelve month private Family login and a one month seat sit in very different ranges.
Checkout moves the buyer money to EB24, where it waits while you post the login or code. When the buyer reports that Premium is working, your EB24 balance grows by that sum, and withdrawing it is up to you.
Google publishes its own terms for YouTube Premium, Family sharing and gift cards, and they apply no matter where a login or code changed hands. EB24 holds payment and settles disputes between buyer and seller. It cannot change what Google allows, and listings should not claim otherwise.
Those three tags decide which YouTube Premium buyers find your offer. Set them to match the login or code in hand, compare prices under those same filters, and publish.
List a YouTube Premium account
