Verification on YouTube, TikTok and Snapchat
Each platform has its own threshold and its own idea of evidence. We prepare the application against the rules that actually apply.
Short answer
VFCore prepares and submits verification applications for YouTube, TikTok and Snapchat. Each platform is judged against its own threshold — YouTube generally expects 100,000 subscribers, TikTok and Snapchat weigh press coverage and cross-platform presence. The platform makes the final decision.
What you get
- An eligibility review against that platform’s actual criteria
- The evidence package assembled
- Submission and follow-up
- A screenshot of the badge as proof
What we need from you
- Your channel or profile URL
- Follower and growth figures
- Press coverage links
- Any previous attempts
Shown here on purpose: knowing what the form asks for before you start is the difference between finishing it and abandoning it.
How it works
- 01
Pick the platform
Each is priced and judged separately — they share almost nothing.
- 02
Eligibility review
Subscriber or follower thresholds, account history, press coverage, cross-platform presence.
- 03
Submit
With the evidence the platform asks for, in the form it expects.
- 04
Outcome
Badge visible on the profile, evidenced by screenshot.
What counts as delivered
The verification badge is visible on the profile, evidenced by a screenshot.
This exact sentence is copied onto your order when you pay, and it is the only thing a refund is measured against — not a later version of this page.
What we will not claim
- The platform decides. We prepare the strongest honest case.
- YouTube in particular applies a hard subscriber threshold. Below it, no application succeeds and we will tell you rather than take the fee.
Questions
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