SPOTIFY PLAYS BOT

[The Undefined]

I've read the whole thread and I don't know if I should, or I shouldn't type this message. Anyhow, based on my experience, there are two things while botting, first, remove traces, second, destroy patterns.
Back in days, I used to do massive follow/unfollows on Instagram (which grew one of my accounts over 1k in less than one week from zero without any posts), and about Spotify, as I heard from my close friends in the industry, these guys don't mess around. The (fishy) royalty payments will go straight under some human eyes and as time passes, their developers do more defensive programming than before.
Finally, unless you're a big artist or considered a celebrity, botting (if detected) will destroy the possible natural growth on the platform. If you still want to do it, go on, but don't keep the requests on the same IP. They might not have an anomaly detection on that certain endpoint yet, but sooner or later they'll send for you.

 

[FrankieBrooks]

Where can I use SPOTIFY for free?

 

[GaNgST@]

I've read the whole thread and I don't know if I should, or I shouldn't type this message. Anyhow, based on my experience, there are two things while botting, first, remove traces, second, destroy patterns.
Back in days, I used to do massive follow/unfollows on Instagram (which grew one of my accounts over 1k in less than one week from zero without any posts), and about Spotify, as I heard from my close friends in the industry, these guys don't mess around. The (fishy) royalty payments will go straight under some human eyes and as time passes, their developers do more defensive programming than before.
Finally, unless you're a big artist or considered a celebrity, botting (if detected) will destroy the possible natural growth on the platform. If you still want to do it, go on, but don't keep the requests on the same IP. They might not have an anomaly detection on that certain endpoint yet, but sooner or later they'll send for you.

Agreed I find mixing your fake plays in with real ones helps a lot in the algorithm and being undetected I hope no one relies on Spotify botting as a career though. If so bad choice if you are even considering it don’t lol it won’t be sustainable. No matter the bot they will catch on at those numbers and you will spend more time coding or paying coders that you would be better off with a job, good side hustle though.

 

[lulo85]

I think simulating human behavior it must be difficult for Spotify to detect bots.

 

[elrond693]

Agree Spotify botting shouldn't be thought as a career but it can be a good way to build up some money to start something else !

 

[Loverboy1]

Well YES & NO:
I've seen VERY BAD piano recordings with even shittier cover arts getting a steady stream of plays & generating thousands of dollars for months....while I've also seen real music getting pushed with fake streams and getting deleted in less than 30 days....
There's obviously an automated banhammer in Spotify, then there's another one in some distributors, and then there's the human eye (you can get reported by premium users).
You can make world-class music, set up an awesome profile, but you can still get banned automatically if Spotify sees something fishy in your listener patterns.

 

[Loverboy1]

Well YES & NO:
I've seen VERY BAD piano recordings with even shittier cover arts getting a steady stream of plays & generating thousands of dollars for months....while I've also seen real music getting pushed with fake streams and getting deleted in less than 30 days....
There's obviously an automated banhammer in Spotify, then there's another one in some distributors, and then there's the human eye (you can get reported by premium users).
You can make world-class music, set up an awesome profile, but you can still get banned automatically if Spotify sees something fishy in your listener patterns.

Most people get banned not because of the same IP but because of the play time People are streaming 35 seconds to 60 seconds of the song and move to the next thats why.. People run 5 million plays for 35 to 60 seconds and think that's natural run them and play the full song and you will be OK and also it looks weird to see and indie artist have 3 million listeners and 15 million plays in a month. Try having 100k-240k monthly listeners who listen to your songs 10 to 15 times a month that looks more organic

 

[Derf]

Most people get banned not because of the same IP but because of the play time People are streaming 35 seconds to 60 seconds of the song and move to the next thats why.. People run 5 million plays for 35 to 60 seconds and think that's natural run them and play the full song and you will be OK and also it looks weird to see and indie artist have 3 million listeners and 15 million plays in a month. Try having 100k-240k monthly listeners who listen to your songs 10 to 15 times a month that looks more organic

Also you have to have the precense to back the 3 million listeners, its not impossible for a indie artist to achieve that but if they do a google search and they see that you have 500 twitter followers and a1k instagram followers but somehow you have 3 million listeners thats immediate red flag, dont think they dont check!

 

[Lucky_P]

whats the benefit of this tho? are you playing songs of people you know so they earn money?

 

[Derf]

whats the benefit of this tho? are you playing songs of people you know so they earn money?

No , well yes, yes and no
You could do it for your friends, but usually when someone is venturing into spotify play bots its for profit, either for themselves as an artist or for customers. In my case its for both. But im slowly moving away from using the bot on my own music and instead using the profit from selling my service to promote my music genuinly

 

[Loverboy1]

No , well yes, yes and no
You could do it for your friends, but usually when someone is venturing into spotify play bots its for profit, either for themselves as an artist or for customers. In my case its for both. But im slowly moving away from using the bot on my own music and instead using the profit from selling my service to promote my music genuinly

which bot do you own and where you get your accounts and how long does the accounts last

 

[Derf]

You will have to google that unfortunately so it doesnt get too oversaturated, and i make my accounts myself using spotify account creator bots, and as long as you do it right, 1 account per dedicated proxy or use rotating proxues and use the accounts smartly (i do no more than 10 - 20 plays per spotify account per day depending on the catalog) ive made over 9k accounts since late 2018 and ive only lost about 500 accounts, mostly in the beginning when i was using alot of accounts per proxy and i was pushing hundreds of streams per account per day, those accounts got flagged obviously banned and so did that artist page Which is where my experience for this post came from, i had about 1k monthly listeners but i pushed over 150k streams in a week to about 10 songs and got banned, they still paid me royalties but killed the account.

 

[Loverboy1]

You will have to google that unfortunately so it doesnt get too oversaturated, and i make my accounts myself using spotify account creator bots, and as long as you do it right, 1 account per dedicated proxy or use rotating proxues and use the accounts smartly (i do no more than 10 - 20 plays per spotify account per day depending on the catalog) ive made over 9k accounts since late 2018 and ive only lost about 500 accounts, mostly in the beginning when i was using alot of accounts per proxy and i was pushing hundreds of streams per account per day, those accounts got flagged obviously banned and so did that artist page Which is where my experience for this post came from, i had about 1k monthly listeners but i pushed over 150k streams in a week to about 10 songs and got banned, they still paid me royalties but killed the account.

What's a good site for proxies I seen some sites and they cost to much.. I paid a monthly service fee fora company that changes IPs every minute, 10 minutes or 30 minutes do you think that would work? They don't print off a list for me to use for me to attach to the accounts it just change on my computer.. The accounts that I make only last a day or two.. I found a bot that charge $5 a month to make accounts and I also have one that make the accounts for free.. I have a bot for plays I did a friend page brought him 5 million plays with 700k listeners and he didn't get banned

 

[Derf]

What's a good site for proxies I seen some sites and they cost to much.. I paid a monthly service fee fora company that changes IPs every minute, 10 minutes or 30 minutes do you think that would work? They don't print off a list for me to use for me to attach to the accounts it just change on my computer.. The accounts that I make only last a day or two.. I found a bot that charge $5 a month to make accounts and I also have one that make the accounts for free.. I have a bot for plays I did a friend page brought him 5 million plays with 700k listeners and he didn't get banned

Yes for proxies i dont really have a preference just any rotating proxy, and with that i feel safe using 1 per 10 accounts, as of now it works fine as long as spotify doesnt change, like for youtube that wont work because too many location changes sends a red flag for them but spotify doesnt seem to mind. And yeah as long as you have a relativly normal listener:streams ratio you can go as high up as you want to

 

[mehloss1]

[QUOTE = "ALAABA, message: 12526455, membre: 1219831"]
Je fais du botting spotify depuis 2017. Je peux envoyer autant de streams que je veux, je n'ai jamais été dans l'industrie de la musique par moi-même, je veux dire que je n'ai pas mis en bouteille ma propre musique parce que je n'en crée pas, mais je booste les artistes, peu d'entre eux sont assez connus je suppose. Si jamais vous avez besoin d'aide ou de questions, vous pouvez me tirer dessus parce que je ne suis pas vraiment actif sur les sections du forum, haha. À votre santé.
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