Anyone else manage 100,000+ IG bot accounts simultaneously?

[SiliconHF]

Hi!

Title says it all, was just curious / trying to ascertain how big our operation is relative to the average.

Hoping to meet like-minded individuals. I think it's important to work together and share insights in some capacity.

We had some follow blocks on a massive part of our network recently but finally managed to solve it (it was the IPs). The hardest part about running such a large amount of accounts is finding enough 4G subnets to run them on.

Currently trying to scale to managing 1M+ simultaneously, not sure if it's a good idea to post any of this but I've met a few people on here that have given great insights.

Thanks!

 

[TheLoveofMoney]

1M simultaneously? Wow! That's amazing if it works without issues. Care to share screenshots?

 

[Nikolaos]

100k accounts are a bit too much if you ask me. You have a great operation there and I hope it yields you more money .

 

[M0805]

Is method maybe like this

 

[lucky.sparks]

By what I've noticed around me, by your numbers - you are quite unique.

I have the honor to be part of a good and quite big setup running real devices(a lot of them) but obviously by hardware limitations nothing even close as your abilities.

I agree about subnets, we are expanding to more and more countries with our own 4G proxy setups right now to increase them as much as possible.

 

[DannyShaw88]

Hi!

Title says it all, was just curious / trying to ascertain how big our operation is relative to the average.

Hoping to meet like-minded individuals. I think it's important to work together and share insights in some capacity.

We had some follow blocks on a massive part of our network recently but finally managed to solve it (it was the IPs). The hardest part about running such a large amount of accounts is finding enough 4G subnets to run them on.

Currently trying to scale to managing 1M+ simultaneously, not sure if it's a good idea to post any of this but I've met a few people on here that have given great insights.

Thanks!

the most I have ever ran is 1,000, how many accs are you running per proxy? If not done already use some networks from different countrys?

 

[chaluxe]

Jesus Christ man, the most I ever ran at one time was 5k and even that was a headache. How the hell are you even managing? Do you have a team?

 

[MagicAccount]

Hi!

Title says it all, was just curious / trying to ascertain how big our operation is relative to the average.

Hoping to meet like-minded individuals. I think it's important to work together and share insights in some capacity.

We had some follow blocks on a massive part of our network recently but finally managed to solve it (it was the IPs). The hardest part about running such a large amount of accounts is finding enough 4G subnets to run them on.

Currently trying to scale to managing 1M+ simultaneously, not sure if it's a good idea to post any of this but I've met a few people on here that have given great insights.

Thanks!

Just wondering if you're using a custom-made software or using a software which is currently available in the market. 100,000 is a lot of accounts. I can't imagine the amount of work needed to make sure they're running fine each day.

 

[proxygo]

Hi!

Title says it all, was just curious / trying to ascertain how big our operation is relative to the average.

Hoping to meet like-minded individuals. I think it's important to work together and share insights in some capacity.

We had some follow blocks on a massive part of our network recently but finally managed to solve it (it was the IPs). The hardest part about running such a large amount of accounts is finding enough 4G subnets to run them on.

Currently trying to scale to managing 1M+ simultaneously, not sure if it's a good idea to post any of this but I've met a few people on here that have given great insights.

Thanks!

with that many accs your making some good money then ?

 

[hongnguyen]

I do

 

[ungurnet]

Greetings, judging by the number of accounts, you clearly work on emulating application requests, otherwise the hardware costs would be enormous, which raises the question, were we able to encrypt the password using a new method?
And were you able to fully emulate the latest versions of the application?

 

[Smudgesmudge]

Hey we're on the way to doing something similar. Please drop me PM I'm unable to reach out to you

 

[duke1921]

Woah, that's a lot. Kudos!
Max I've helped with managing with 1 person/agency, is 15k/16k accounts.