Anyone else making money streaming with Spotify?

[Domenic90X]

Ho guys, I have been working for 1 year with fake streams (Spotify). today they sent the report and some songs were not paid in January, about 250,000 streams. I always use the same system but never had any problems. proxy usage for each account. i saw Spotify hit hard, do you know if they changed method to detect fake streams?

 

[Emreserkan]

@streamkite How can we work for Spotify? Can you send me a detailed message?

 

[streamkite]

@streamkite How can we work for Spotify? Can you send me a detailed message?

I don't sell streams.

 

[darkblitzrc]

Hey @streamkite Any music distributors you recommend? I heard about CDbaby but not sure about them. Also I want to get in the game but not with spotify, rather bot other stream platforms.

 

[Emreserkan]

@streamkite how do I get me to listen, not broadcast.I have too much content

 

[streamkite]

Hey @streamkite Any music distributors you recommend? I heard about CDbaby but not sure about them. Also I want to get in the game but not with spotify, rather bot other stream platforms.

I won't recommend any specific ones, but I don't use any that don't pay me 100% of my earnings. From memory CDBaby keep 9 or 10%? I'd also advise against Distrokid after their recent banwaves.

@streamkite how do I get me to listen, not broadcast.I have too much content

I have no idea what this means.

 

[Zero9999]

Something more creative than "Song 5" is a good start. No structure, just something that sounds like a real song as opposed to not giving it a proper name.



If you have a question you can either ask it here or pm.



No, they're created.
From which country are they?



I'm not sure if this is directed at me or not, but no to both of those.

 

[Zero9999]

I only deal with Spotify. Nobody is going to buy any of the songs from doing this, it's strictly sending streams through Spotify.



I might offer it here as a service later on.



The genre of music doesn't matter, just long as it's original and live on Spotify.



Songs aren't expensive for what you're getting. Some distributors charge a fee per track and some are free, but take a percentage of your earnings. The one I use charges a yearly fee and that's all.

I recommend a maximum of 30-35k streams a month per track, and you also need to have followers to make things look legit. A good rule to follow is 30k/month per track and 5k followers per 100k streams.

Follower means nothing bro

 

[Zero9999]

personally I have many 10000 free accounts and I make them become premium with a few cents ... and every day I add about 1000

But I’m pretty sure these account are made in Tunisia?

 

[invincible999]

No, I use proper premiums, not free trials. They pay hardly anything.

well is that special method ? you had told that they are not hacked accs.

 

[Bloodrave]

Lately it seems that Spotify don`t pay all your S4A reported streams. On average i get paid like 20-30% of reported streams.

Been with multiple distros and i get this throughout the board.

Anyone also experiencing this?

@streamkite : Would like to catch up on PM but unfortunetly i can`t PM , since i`m kinda new (post wise/ i`ve been lurking for a few years but if i can`t contribute to the thread i dont post). YT Music bot that i tried ended up not counting the streams in YT and that was it. Know any other method/bot? Thanks, much appreciated

 

[trickdaddy442]

Lately it seems that Spotify don`t pay all your S4A reported streams. On average i get paid like 20-30% of reported streams.

Been with multiple distros and i get this throughout the board.

Anyone also experiencing this?

@streamkite : Would like to catch up on PM but unfortunetly i can`t PM , since i`m kinda new (post wise/ i`ve been lurking for a few years but if i can`t contribute to the thread i dont post). YT Music bot that i tried ended up not counting the streams in YT and that was it. Know any other method/bot? Thanks, much appreciated

Your bot is likely broken. If Spotify detects any fraudulent streams, they shut down that artist and don't pay out any royalties.

 

[Bloodrave]

Any info on what bots are you guys are using? You can PM me , as to not be considered advertising or some sorts.

Thanks

 

[ztztztztztztztztztz]

Your bot is likely broken. If Spotify detects any fraudulent streams, they shut down that artist and don't pay out any royalties.

Have you also experienced the situation that Spotify detects your bot streaming, keeps you online but doesn't pay out royalties? (like Shadow-banning)

 

[trickdaddy442]

Have you also experienced the situation that Spotify detects your bot streaming, keeps you online but doesn't pay out royalties? (like Shadow-banning)

I've never heard or seen that. I've had many tracks banned over the years. In every one of those situations, the song gets removed by either Spotify or the distributor and royalties are not paid out for that month. If you think you should be generating plays but aren't getting paid, it's either because your bot is broken or you are using accounts on free trials.

 

[ztztztztztztztztztz]

I've never heard or seen that. I've had many tracks banned over the years. In every one of those situations, the song gets removed by either Spotify or the distributor and royalties are not paid out for that month. If you think you should be generating plays but aren't getting paid, it's either because your bot is broken or you are using accounts on free trials.

Thanks, this matches my observation

 

[Zero9999]

Does anyone has a solution for the weekly log outs on the accounts that’s annoying

 

[ztztztztztztztztztz]

Keep track of the session cookie in the Browser, this way you can stay logged-in throughout IP changes.

 

[trickdaddy442]

Keep track of the session cookie in the Browser, this way you can stay logged-in throughout IP changes.

Does this work with the weekly forced password resets from Spotify?

 

[ztztztztztztztztztz]

Does this work with the weekly forced password resets from Spotify?

tbh I haven't tried yet in my production farm, just in my development. My farm automatically uses the password reset link to set a new password.
I can report back when I've implemented it. But it should be possible, because my personal spotify session in the browser doesn't change weekly and I rotate my residential IP everyday.