Instagram botting settings

decencco

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Hey
can anyone suggest the best settings you would love to see on an Instagram bot
please let me know your suggestions

Kind regards
 
For newer account keep under 2,000 total actions per month, with most actions consisting of story view/likes, and least actions follow/unfollow
For older accounts, warm up to 5,000 total actions per month
 
@babelonia can you explain more this feature?
I was strugling with this right now.

Example: I want a small username with the word/letter "br" on it.
I tried a lot, but did not found a good one.

A tool where you input the Keyword + Maximum Size and it return all the usernames wit the KW and within the input length tat are available.

Did you got it?
(to anyone picking this idea, give me a free bot service :B)
 
Instagram bot like Ingramer is transparent,it schedules the post as well as auto follow and unfollow,it direct bulk messages and likes and so on.
 
For newer account keep under 2,000 total actions per month, with most actions consisting of story view/likes, and least actions follow/unfollow
For older accounts, warm up to 5,000 total actions per month

That seems low. I do up to 100 f/uf a day without problems when warming up.
 
For newer account keep under 2,000 total actions per month, with most actions consisting of story view/likes, and least actions follow/unfollow
For older accounts, warm up to 5,000 total actions per month
What is the best tool for doing this?
 
What is the best tool for doing this?
You can use Socinator or Jarvee, but I would highly recommend hiring a professional or someone experienced in that software, as there are many options and settings that you need to dial or your account will get AB/flagged or worse, banned.
 
If this is an account you value, I would suggest leaving this to the professionals. It will cost more, but at least you know that there will be higher chances of success. This is because botting can be extremely difficult and confusing at first. It's really easy to slip somewhere. And if you want to learn, maybe someone that works with your account can walk you through the actions they take?
 
it depends on many factors, as: proxy, user-agent, api version, which bot you use etc ...
 
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