Made a Spotify Bot Farm

[yuricolngluTR]

@yuricolngluTR Then which platform u suggest ?
nd Profitable this days!!

to monetize your track you need 1k streams

 

[Malamore]

I have been the last months developing a Spotify bot farm.
I used python + selenium
The bot is not just playing a song or playlist in a dumb way, I created an interface that has most of the operations that you can do in Spotify like create account, search artist, song, playlist, album... create playlists, change their names, add songs to a playlist, remove them, add songs and artists to favourites, pause the audio and restart it...

Every action is done in a way that resembles human behaviour, for example the search function writes char by char with a human like cadence and stops when the desired result appears on the Top Result.
It also uses one proxy for each account to have a different IP.

I also created a huge battery of unitests and integration tests so I can easily know when Spotify changes something and where to fix it.

I created 1 bs artist with TuneCore and I released an album, I am testing the first bot and it seems to be working fine.

The big challenge is how to generate profit over the costs of setting up everything.
Taking in account that the proxy service is around 1.6€ per month and that the distro for one artist is 23€/ year add then the electrical cost of running the 2 or 3 hours each day there is not much margin to operate.
I calculate that my bot needs to be giving around 40 streams per day to my artist to generate just enough to cover the costs.
One account listening to the same artist 40+ songs a day sounds suspicious to me.

Do you know how to overcome this issue?

For now I want to try:

- Go for the 40+ streams a day and see what happens, still alternate it with listening to other artists, change between listening playlists, albums, songs, put my songs on playlists mixed with other songs and overplay them.
- Try more than one account on the same proxy to make cost cheaper and see if it triggers a ban or not.
- Change the business model, instead of giving the views to my artists find artists who want to team up and go 50/50, that way I don´t have to worry about the cost of the distros and I can give views to different artists so my account is not suspicious.
- Buy proxies from the best paying countries so I maximize payments and need less views.

Send me your telegram, im working on the same project, with some programmers

Maybe we can find a solution

 

[HappyYellow]

I have been the last months developing a Spotify bot farm.
I used python + selenium
The bot is not just playing a song or playlist in a dumb way, I created an interface that has most of the operations that you can do in Spotify like create account, search artist, song, playlist, album... create playlists, change their names, add songs to a playlist, remove them, add songs and artists to favourites, pause the audio and restart it...

Every action is done in a way that resembles human behaviour, for example the search function writes char by char with a human like cadence and stops when the desired result appears on the Top Result.
It also uses one proxy for each account to have a different IP.

I also created a huge battery of unitests and integration tests so I can easily know when Spotify changes something and where to fix it.

I created 1 bs artist with TuneCore and I released an album, I am testing the first bot and it seems to be working fine.

The big challenge is how to generate profit over the costs of setting up everything.
Taking in account that the proxy service is around 1.6€ per month and that the distro for one artist is 23€/ year add then the electrical cost of running the 2 or 3 hours each day there is not much margin to operate.
I calculate that my bot needs to be giving around 40 streams per day to my artist to generate just enough to cover the costs.
One account listening to the same artist 40+ songs a day sounds suspicious to me.

Do you know how to overcome this issue?

For now I want to try:

- Go for the 40+ streams a day and see what happens, still alternate it with listening to other artists, change between listening playlists, albums, songs, put my songs on playlists mixed with other songs and overplay them.
- Try more than one account on the same proxy to make cost cheaper and see if it triggers a ban or not.
- Change the business model, instead of giving the views to my artists find artists who want to team up and go 50/50, that way I don´t have to worry about the cost of the distros and I can give views to different artists so my account is not suspicious.
- Buy proxies from the best paying countries so I maximize payments and need less views.

Can u give me the project i wanna test it out
and may be i can contribute something
i was look forward to web automation and auto proxy change in every 5min...

 

[Malamore]

Can u give me the project i wanna test it out
and may be i can contribute something
i was look forward to web automation and auto proxy change in every 5min...

Yeah i can,
Contact me on telegram G_g_kr

 

[HappyMonster]

Send me your telegram, im working on the same project, with some programmers

Maybe we can find a solution

PM sent

 

[HappyMonster]

Can u give me the project i wanna test it out
and may be i can contribute something
i was look forward to web automation and auto proxy change in every 5min...

Sure, I am going to give for free the hard work of 6 months...

 

[forthatlife54]

I'm new to this field and have little knowledge about software solutions. I'm specifically looking for a user-friendly software that can automate the process of generating plays through multiple Spotify accounts using proxies. If anyone has recommendations or insights on where to start, I would greatly appreciate your guidance! i would like to know how much will that cost any help would be appreciate it

 

[sxge]

I have been the last months developing a Spotify bot farm.
I used python + selenium
The bot is not just playing a song or playlist in a dumb way, I created an interface that has most of the operations that you can do in Spotify like create account, search artist, song, playlist, album... create playlists, change their names, add songs to a playlist, remove them, add songs and artists to favourites, pause the audio and restart it...

Every action is done in a way that resembles human behaviour, for example the search function writes char by char with a human like cadence and stops when the desired result appears on the Top Result.
It also uses one proxy for each account to have a different IP.

I also created a huge battery of unitests and integration tests so I can easily know when Spotify changes something and where to fix it.

I created 1 bs artist with TuneCore and I released an album, I am testing the first bot and it seems to be working fine.

The big challenge is how to generate profit over the costs of setting up everything.
Taking in account that the proxy service is around 1.6€ per month and that the distro for one artist is 23€/ year add then the electrical cost of running the 2 or 3 hours each day there is not much margin to operate.
I calculate that my bot needs to be giving around 40 streams per day to my artist to generate just enough to cover the costs.
One account listening to the same artist 40+ songs a day sounds suspicious to me.

Do you know how to overcome this issue?

For now I want to try:

- Go for the 40+ streams a day and see what happens, still alternate it with listening to other artists, change between listening playlists, albums, songs, put my songs on playlists mixed with other songs and overplay them.
- Try more than one account on the same proxy to make cost cheaper and see if it triggers a ban or not.
- Change the business model, instead of giving the views to my artists find artists who want to team up and go 50/50, that way I don´t have to worry about the cost of the distros and I can give views to different artists so my account is not suspicious.
- Buy proxies from the best paying countries so I maximize payments and need less views.

I tried this method with two other artist and using sandbox with multiple instances of Spotify running 30 to 40 accounts and proxies on the Spotify players. I was paid out but not much. Any recommendations for proxies ?

I have been the last months developing a Spotify bot farm.
I used python + selenium
The bot is not just playing a song or playlist in a dumb way, I created an interface that has most of the operations that you can do in Spotify like create account, search artist, song, playlist, album... create playlists, change their names, add songs to a playlist, remove them, add songs and artists to favourites, pause the audio and restart it...

Every action is done in a way that resembles human behaviour, for example the search function writes char by char with a human like cadence and stops when the desired result appears on the Top Result.
It also uses one proxy for each account to have a different IP.

I also created a huge battery of unitests and integration tests so I can easily know when Spotify changes something and where to fix it.

I created 1 bs artist with TuneCore and I released an album, I am testing the first bot and it seems to be working fine.

The big challenge is how to generate profit over the costs of setting up everything.
Taking in account that the proxy service is around 1.6€ per month and that the distro for one artist is 23€/ year add then the electrical cost of running the 2 or 3 hours each day there is not much margin to operate.
I calculate that my bot needs to be giving around 40 streams per day to my artist to generate just enough to cover the costs.
One account listening to the same artist 40+ songs a day sounds suspicious to me.

Do you know how to overcome this issue?

For now I want to try:

- Go for the 40+ streams a day and see what happens, still alternate it with listening to other artists, change between listening playlists, albums, songs, put my songs on playlists mixed with other songs and overplay them.
- Try more than one account on the same proxy to make cost cheaper and see if it triggers a ban or not.
- Change the business model, instead of giving the views to my artists find artists who want to team up and go 50/50, that way I don´t have to worry about the cost of the distros and I can give views to different artists so my account is not suspicious.
- Buy proxies from the best paying countries so I maximize payments and need less views.

I tried this a while back using sandboxie with multiple instances of Spotify and using proxies on each individual one. Using 3 playlists with two other artist on the lists, they also did the same on their side. We targeted higher paying countries but not sure if the proxies held up, the funny thing is all the streams registered and no email from Spotify saying they have any suspicious traffic from my account. My songs actually made it on Spotify themed playlists as well. I'm looking for a better option so if anyone wants to talk.

 

[sxge]

I have been the last months developing a Spotify bot farm.
I used python + selenium
The bot is not just playing a song or playlist in a dumb way, I created an interface that has most of the operations that you can do in Spotify like create account, search artist, song, playlist, album... create playlists, change their names, add songs to a playlist, remove them, add songs and artists to favourites, pause the audio and restart it...

Every action is done in a way that resembles human behaviour, for example the search function writes char by char with a human like cadence and stops when the desired result appears on the Top Result.
It also uses one proxy for each account to have a different IP.

I also created a huge battery of unitests and integration tests so I can easily know when Spotify changes something and where to fix it.

I created 1 bs artist with TuneCore and I released an album, I am testing the first bot and it seems to be working fine.

The big challenge is how to generate profit over the costs of setting up everything.
Taking in account that the proxy service is around 1.6€ per month and that the distro for one artist is 23€/ year add then the electrical cost of running the 2 or 3 hours each day there is not much margin to operate.
I calculate that my bot needs to be giving around 40 streams per day to my artist to generate just enough to cover the costs.
One account listening to the same artist 40+ songs a day sounds suspicious to me.

Do you know how to overcome this issue?

For now I want to try:

- Go for the 40+ streams a day and see what happens, still alternate it with listening to other artists, change between listening playlists, albums, songs, put my songs on playlists mixed with other songs and overplay them.
- Try more than one account on the same proxy to make cost cheaper and see if it triggers a ban or not.
- Change the business model, instead of giving the views to my artists find artists who want to team up and go 50/50, that way I don´t have to worry about the cost of the distros and I can give views to different artists so my account is not suspicious.
- Buy proxies from the best paying countries so I maximize payments and need less views.

I'm willing to purchase this method lmk

 

[Chriis1]

I believe the biggest problem with Spotify botting is scaling.

Many people upload a few songs, stream them, may even receive payouts, and think it works. However, once you try to operate on a larger scale, you'll probably notice that it's not that simple.

Spotify is extremely good at detecting artificial streams.

I no longer bot myself because it gives me too much of a headache. And I'm not a beginner; I've been at it for 5 years.

Even people who only bot with real devices and have large farms face huge problems.

One of the biggest issues is probably the distributors, who, after 3 months when you may have earned €100-€1000, simply ban 50% of your accounts with a permanent ban right before your payout.

I'm in a private group where many people lose €1000+ every month because the distributor doesn’t pay out or they get hit with a permanent ban.

 

[conexur]

Do you heard of this: https://www.musicbusinessworldwide....n-prison-for-wire-fraud-and-money-laundering/ ? The strategy was to flood with a lot of artists/tracks and stream all

 

[VisualA]

Out of curiosity

Why did you chose Selenium?

(Also I love the fact that you document your code)

 

[williamsbassey12]

I have been the last months developing a Spotify bot farm.
I used python + selenium
The bot is not just playing a song or playlist in a dumb way, I created an interface that has most of the operations that you can do in Spotify like create account, search artist, song, playlist, album... create playlists, change their names, add songs to a playlist, remove them, add songs and artists to favourites, pause the audio and restart it...

Every action is done in a way that resembles human behaviour, for example the search function writes char by char with a human like cadence and stops when the desired result appears on the Top Result.
It also uses one proxy for each account to have a different IP.

I also created a huge battery of unitests and integration tests so I can easily know when Spotify changes something and where to fix it.

I created 1 bs artist with TuneCore and I released an album, I am testing the first bot and it seems to be working fine.

The big challenge is how to generate profit over the costs of setting up everything.
Taking in account that the proxy service is around 1.6€ per month and that the distro for one artist is 23€/ year add then the electrical cost of running the 2 or 3 hours each day there is not much margin to operate.
I calculate that my bot needs to be giving around 40 streams per day to my artist to generate just enough to cover the costs.
One account listening to the same artist 40+ songs a day sounds suspicious to me.

Do you know how to overcome this issue?

For now I want to try:

- Go for the 40+ streams a day and see what happens, still alternate it with listening to other artists, change between listening playlists, albums, songs, put my songs on playlists mixed with other songs and overplay them.
- Try more than one account on the same proxy to make cost cheaper and see if it triggers a ban or not.
- Change the business model, instead of giving the views to my artists find artists who want to team up and go 50/50, that way I don´t have to worry about the cost of the distros and I can give views to different artists so my account is not suspicious.
- Buy proxies from the best paying countries so I maximize payments and need less views.

hello pls how do i get your contact how do i get to reach you

 

[HappyMonster]

I tried this method with two other artist and using sandbox with multiple instances of Spotify running 30 to 40 accounts and proxies on the Spotify players. I was paid out but not much. Any recommendations for proxies ?

I tried this a while back using sandboxie with multiple instances of Spotify and using proxies on each individual one. Using 3 playlists with two other artist on the lists, they also did the same on their side. We targeted higher paying countries but not sure if the proxies held up, the funny thing is all the streams registered and no email from Spotify saying they have any suspicious traffic from my account. My songs actually made it on Spotify themed playlists as well. I'm looking for a better option so if anyone wants to talk.

I can not recommend a brand because all the proxy distributors that I tried have some good proxies and some bad proxies.
You need to try them and see which IP work.
The issue is that you don´t know who rented the proxy before and if they did naughty stuff on Spotify, it will be blacklisted.

 

[HappyMonster]

I'm willing to purchase this method lmk

I can send you a PM and we can keep contact, but anyway I don´t think my software is good enough to sell it yet.
But if there are volunteers I can give you some free views to test it (with the risk of getting banned because it is not fully tested yet).

 

[HappyMonster]

I believe the biggest problem with Spotify botting is scaling.

Many people upload a few songs, stream them, may even receive payouts, and think it works. However, once you try to operate on a larger scale, you'll probably notice that it's not that simple.

Spotify is extremely good at detecting artificial streams.

I no longer bot myself because it gives me too much of a headache. And I'm not a beginner; I've been at it for 5 years.

Even people who only bot with real devices and have large farms face huge problems.

One of the biggest issues is probably the distributors, who, after 3 months when you may have earned €100-€1000, simply ban 50% of your accounts with a permanent ban right before your payout.

I'm in a private group where many people lose €1000+ every month because the distributor doesn’t pay out or they get hit with a permanent ban.

I would need much more details for this info to be useful.
If the distributor is behaving like that is because the botted streaming is being detected, the point is replicating human behaviours and blue prints to the point that it can not be distinguishable from a human.

 

[HappyMonster]

Do you heard of this: https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/this-us-musician-allegedly-generated-10m-using-bots-to-rack-up-fake-streams-of-ai-songs-he-could-face-decades-in-prison-for-wire-fraud-and-money-laundering/ ? The strategy was to flood with a lot of artists/tracks and stream all

I don´t think this works anymore.
I tried uploading AI music to different distributors, it was detected and rejected. I think this could work but needs to be real music.
I upload shit music, like beats or some random chords that take me minutes to make and record.

 

[HappyMonster]

Out of curiosity

Why did you chose Selenium?

(Also I love the fact that you document your code)

Because I used it in the past and I am already familiar with it.

I use the best programming practices as much as I can, document everything, make unitests/integration for everything, git version control, CD/CI pipelines...

I have been long time in programming and this softwares can become a monster if you don´t keep them organized, taking in account the extra work of polishing everything saves you a lot of time and frustration in the long run.

 

[HappyMonster]

hello pls how do i get your contact how do i get to reach you

PM sent

 

[jonbobaggins]

I have been the last months developing a Spotify bot farm.
I used python + selenium
The bot is not just playing a song or playlist in a dumb way, I created an interface that has most of the operations that you can do in Spotify like create account, search artist, song, playlist, album... create playlists, change their names, add songs to a playlist, remove them, add songs and artists to favourites, pause the audio and restart it...

Every action is done in a way that resembles human behaviour, for example the search function writes char by char with a human like cadence and stops when the desired result appears on the Top Result.
It also uses one proxy for each account to have a different IP.

I also created a huge battery of unitests and integration tests so I can easily know when Spotify changes something and where to fix it.

I created 1 bs artist with TuneCore and I released an album, I am testing the first bot and it seems to be working fine.

The big challenge is how to generate profit over the costs of setting up everything.
Taking in account that the proxy service is around 1.6€ per month and that the distro for one artist is 23€/ year add then the electrical cost of running the 2 or 3 hours each day there is not much margin to operate.
I calculate that my bot needs to be giving around 40 streams per day to my artist to generate just enough to cover the costs.
One account listening to the same artist 40+ songs a day sounds suspicious to me.

Do you know how to overcome this issue?

For now I want to try:

- Go for the 40+ streams a day and see what happens, still alternate it with listening to other artists, change between listening playlists, albums, songs, put my songs on playlists mixed with other songs and overplay them.
- Try more than one account on the same proxy to make cost cheaper and see if it triggers a ban or not.
- Change the business model, instead of giving the views to my artists find artists who want to team up and go 50/50, that way I don´t have to worry about the cost of the distros and I can give views to different artists so my account is not suspicious.
- Buy proxies from the best paying countries so I maximize payments and need less views.

Hey! Id love to speak to you about using this BOT as a musician. Are you able to contact me?