Spotify stream farm questions

[streamghost]

Can anyone give a solution to resolving a held withdrawal on tunecore, or can it be hacked in a way

Not really. Either you verify your artist profile and find a way to ensure that your traffic is legitimate otherwise you will very likely not be able to access your royalties.

I tell this to everyone..

DO NOT RUSH INTO STREAMFARMING

If you don't do it correctly you will just lose your royalties and potentially up to 3 months of work on artist(s).
Make sure you have every area check marked in terms of realism.

 

[Blajke789]

Not really. Either you verify your artist profile and find a way to ensure that your traffic is legitimate otherwise you will very likely not be able to access your royalties.

I tell this to everyone..

DO NOT RUSH INTO STREAMFARMING

If you don't do it correctly you will just lose your royalties and potentially up to 3 months of work on artist(s).
Make sure you have every area check marked in terms of realism.

Is there a way I could inbox you, maybe we will talk better, I’m really confused

 

[spotimaster1]

someone can indicate me a software to control all the real phones ?

 

[poliajo417]

I am using 10 personal smartphones (with separate SIM cards and accounts) + home PC + work PC, and 5 phones in office to stream my songs on Spotify from my playlist and it's not detected. Plus I stream also playlists recommended by Spotify to not get caught by Spotify algorithm - and my method working fine

 

[mac detroit]

Could someone please explain how much you can earn each month in a specific stream per account? I want to know the real numbers on how much you can get. I calculated my expenses, and it will cost me around $1k to have 60 Android devices, a premium Spotify account for all of the devices, and 60 SIM cards for all of the devices.

Where do you find 60 sim cards?

 

[mayormayer3]

How's the sound quality?

 

[redamarko]

I am using 10 personal smartphones (with separate SIM cards and accounts) + home PC + work PC, and 5 phones in office to stream my songs on Spotify from my playlist and it's not detected. Plus I stream also playlists recommended by Spotify to not get caught by Spotify algorithm - and my method working fine

How's the sound quality?

You must own the rights to the songs and their files because the distributor will ask you to do so if necessary

 

[mrv91]

Is a VPS safe enough? How does it compare to using phones with 4g mobile data?

 

[RobberyADS]

There are very cheap services for this, why not use them?

 

[mrv91]

There are very cheap services for this, why not use them?

You mean multiple phones? That’s my go to strategy, but heard some people succesfully using VPS-es too.

 

[tauro29]

Who have you worked with Tidal?

 

[Ivo_A]

Who have you worked with Tidal?

Tidal works for me but it is unstable. I don't really understand how they detect me. So if you act like a real listener and dont stream too much it should work. And u need better more artists

 

[Ivo_A]

I’m going to listen to my songs 1 or 2 times per day via a playlist and will make it look like real people, not specially targeting my songs… so it should be good? I’m thinking of buying a 100 premium accounts in Ukraine and other European countries that like the kind of music I make and have cheaper premium. Is it a good idea?

as I know as less you pay for premium less will be payed you back. Can anybody say if it's correct?

 

[LinkBoostX]

Hi,
I am currently in the process of creating 500 Spotify accounts manually across different ips and I’d like to use them to hopefully boost my future songs into the Spotify algorithm. All this will be done manually without a bot. The accounts will stream my songs and other songs in the genre and they will only stream my song once or twice in a day to make it look like real people. The problem is that I will be using free accounts and I’m worried that Spotify will detect this and will catch me for bot streaming as well as not putting my songs in the algorithm. Does anyone have any insights on the subject? Will Spotify catch be if I only use free accounts?

Stream farming with free accounts can raise red flags for Spotify. Their algorithm detects unusual patterns like multiple accounts streaming the same song. It’s safer to grow your streams organically through playlist placements, collaborations, and genuine engagement. Avoid artificial methods to prevent being flagged.

 

[bbfx24]

Get more phones and more artists. Spread your streams cos soon if ur artists and songs aren’t much those songs will get take down. No doubt. I’ve been there.
All u need is more phones, more artists and more songs. Good songs with lyrics.
Sometimes u can upload instrumentals too but make it minimal.
That ur 3k streams per day u can scale it to 10k-15k streams per day with more phones but make sure u spread streams across many artists and songs like each artist with 30 songs minimum having 3K streams/artist/daily and u have like 20-30 artists. You’ll make money with ease.
It’s what I’ve been doing and no it’s stress.
Only requires some good investments.
This means 30 songs = 100 streams per song daily =3k streams per day
If u have 20 artists and u have enough phones u got massive streams.
It’s what I’m doing like I said. My TG is @steve31117

can you please make an estimate for an artist with 30 songs or more with 10 android, 1 artist, would i open artist account on different DSPs with different names?

 

[Dave265$]

can you please make an estimate for an artist with 30 songs or more with 10 android, 1 artist, would i open artist account on different DSPs with different names?

I really can’t answer questions or drops full details publicly, however you can reach out to me via TG

 

[kinggiotai]

"I plan to stream my tracks once or twice a day through a playlist, making it seem like regular listeners instead of directly boosting my own songs. I'm considering purchasing around 100 premium accounts in countries like Ukraine or other parts of Europe where subscriptions are cheaper and people usually enjoy the style of music I make. Do you think this would work out well?"

 

[kinggiotai]

I'm exploring alternatives to using physical phones. I was thinking about renting a VPS, installing Chrome, using the Session Box extension with separate proxies for each session, and then scripting a bot to auto-login to multiple SoundCloud accounts to stream my tracks at varying intervals. On the other hand, buying several phones each with its own proxy and an auto-clicker app to play the music seems much simpler, though more costly. Since I'm new to this, I'm trying to figure out which approach is most efficient.

 

[twk001]

So instead of using virtual machines, can I juste use my computer and switch ips whenever i switch accounts?

spotify will detect the same device fingerprint logging in from multiple accounts you will get detected
best option is probably phones

 

[Davidwolf]

Spotify works very similar to YouTube in one key aspect: they hunt for patterns, not just bots.


It doesn’t really matter if the accounts are free or premium. What triggers flags is behavior that doesn’t look human at scale. For example: hundreds of accounts logging in at the same time, streaming in sync, then all logging out together. Or accounts sitting in very long, repetitive sessions doing exactly the same actions every day. That kind of symmetry screams automation, even if you’re doing it manually.


Think about how a normal user behaves. Real people log in at random times, sometimes skip tracks, sometimes pause, sometimes listen for short sessions, sometimes longer ones, sometimes don’t log in at all for a day. That’s the type of behavior your accounts should resemble if you want to avoid pattern detection.


Also, Spotify’s algorithm looks beyond raw streams. Engagement signals, playlist behavior, listener diversity, retention, and natural growth curves matter more than just spinning a track a couple of times per account. Artificial farms can move numbers, but they don’t always push you into real algorithmic discovery.


Using free accounts alone won’t automatically get you caught, but if the activity footprint looks manufactured, it can still trigger reviews or suppression.


In short: Spotify (and YouTube) don’t chase single actions they chase abnormal patterns.


Good luck with the farm.
Just keep in mind that the closer you mirror real human behavior, the safer and more sustainable your results tend to be.