Apple Music Stream Farm (2025)

Ive done this few years ago also, but before getting payed out i always got banned.

I used many accounts, mostly done spotify, premium accounts, free accounts… 5G Proxys.

Could you share some infos about this topic?

Are you working with 5G Proxys on diffrent locations?
 
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yeah ive got the distractions away, my plate is full as im learning securities.. its a bit more valuable based on how far ive gotten. Do you license your bot by chance? or if your okay with pm me id like to discuss further.
 
Make Money in The Background.

64,000 monthly streams on platforms below ⬇️

Isn't the program SongGen free? Same one? https://github.com/LiuZH-19/SongGen

Can you explain this? "you need a minimum of 500 songs distributed to all platforms"

If I am understanding, the idea is that before you start this, have 500 sounds released?

Is every account just a copy of the other? Like your Apple, Amazon, YouTube, just all the same songs?

To be clear, based on the math, 1 million streams per month would earn about £5,500 per month?

"having to wait 3 months in delay of distribution services paying the money"

So, from the moment you start, it takes about 3 months to get your first paycheck? Is this standard on all platforms? Is it monthly after that? Any way to speed up payments?

Is there a reason for using an iPhone Vs. an iPad, or that was just what was available?

Do you get any real traffic? Maybe traffic from the networks itself to help offset things? Being you are listed, does that expose you to any real listeners?

Thank you.
 
Not that long, just a few months, less than a year but was going very hard on the grind. No distractions like Netflix, no social life during that time, one of the best move I've ever done in my life.

May I ask,

I get your approach, but what is not clear is the purpose, actions behind the bots. Aren't you just loading up the players in multiple sessions, and letting them run continuously? Isn't that the objective with these farms? Or are the bots creating some type of interactions? I was just curious, as you said you took months, and certainly do not doubt that you worked hard, but if the action is just to create interaction, if that, then missing some piece of that part.

Could you run this in the cloud? Maybe RDP, or other systems, and just skip the metal altogether?

Thank you.
 
Location, number of accounts, number of times a track is played........all these matter. The tech is relatively easy to build, when you know what you're doing. Success lies in the strategy.
im from 3rd world country which is Philippines, will this work if i use 4g devices/phone ip Philippines?
 
May I ask,

I get your approach, but what is not clear is the purpose, actions behind the bots. Aren't you just loading up the players in multiple sessions, and letting them run continuously? Isn't that the objective with these farms? Or are the bots creating some type of interactions? I was just curious, as you said you took months, and certainly do not doubt that you worked hard, but if the action is just to create interaction, if that, then missing some piece of that part.

Could you run this in the cloud? Maybe RDP, or other systems, and just skip the metal altogether?

Thank you.
You are right, fundamentally every stream farm's goal is to run tracks continuously. Most of the bots out there tend to do only basic interactions like click on the play and next buttons, and most of the time the songs are streamed for their full length, which is not needed at all since only 30 seconds is needed for it to count as a stream.

It's not an issue when you have only a few songs on a playlist (or if you have loads of money), but when you start having 500+ songs at 3 minutes each, it'll take you slightly over 24 hours to have only 500 streams. I was limited on financial resources back when I built my software. So I used my cerebral resources to build a software to play a track at X amount of time which I input before running it. At 45 seconds per track, I get to cover 500 streams in less than 7 hours, and like I mentioned in one of my post, its browser based, meaning I can open 15 different accounts on different tabs on just one very low resource device and cover 7500 streams in just 7 hours.

It also does other interactions like clicking on the shuffle, repeat or like buttons based on what I input at the time of launch. While most of the time I run it locally on bare-bones linux machines, I have also ran it on VPS for less than 15 bucks per month without no single issue at all.
 
Well thanks I will look into those distributors just be careful
Appreciate the warning. The streaming farm is just one part of the puzzle. Making good music consistently is equally important. The distributors will quickly know if you create just a few tracks of poor quality and then farm on them.
 
Appreciate the warning. The streaming farm is just one part of the puzzle. Making good music consistently is equally important. The distributors will quickly know if you create just a few tracks of poor quality and then farm on them.
Obviously there are no fools anymore, users want the best experience but the price must be reasonable.
 
This is one of those interesting but complicated scenarios that may not pay out anything. Sorry i would never waste this much time only to find out you are banned and get zero payment after three months!
 
It still works, but it's much harder than now many things have changed 6 years ago I remember when I worked for one of the IT companies they were just botting Spotify and Tidal they gave me side jobs after work uploding songs for music distributions. they had with about 10 thousand songs altogether and 120 mini computers with scripts they used ordinary datacenter proxies at the end of 2020 DistroKid removed half of the songs and after that it was getting harder to bot, but during that time they broke the bank. Then for them it became unprofitable they sold the computers. They tried with phones but it brought too little profit for them. And they abandoned the project.
 
Make Money in The Background.





64,000 monthly streams on platforms below ⬇️



  • Spotify = £174.08
  • Apple = £345.6
  • Amazon = £218.11
  • YouTube = £376.32
  • Deezer = £287.74
  • Pandora = £68.1
  • Tidal = £448.51
  • Napster = £861.18


4x Devices Streaming My Music 24/7

Individual Subscriptions for each device to make it look more legit,

So At least I am giving back to Apple in some way, that’s £10.99 per month per device. Thats just under £45 for the month to run 4 bots that stream my music 24/7 on Apple Music.



Each iPad cost me £26 -£28 from CEX my local game shop that sells and buys second hand games, consoles, iPads, phones etc. I went for the iPad Air (First Generation) reason that being is the battery life is excellent charge once a week and it holds on for 7+ days, so cheap electricity to run the farm.



So we’ve established that each bot is going to cost just under £40 to get started. Thats the cost for the device and 1 month individual plan for Apple Music. In most cases you will receive a free trial, for 1 - 3 months, new subscribers usually but ways you can get round it for unlimited cost free subscription, but for now we are going to pay our bots subscriptions. We want them to look as real as possible, if not you could risk your whole farm being blacklisted, blocked, none of which has ever happened to me, so fingers crossed we are all good.



So how much can we make from each bot? Each bot roughly streams around 15,000 - 16,000 streams per month. So 4 devices at 16,000 streams each, that’s 64,000 streams per month.

But 16,000 streams = £86.81



So remember our start up costs just shy of £40. Well the first month that bot runs 24/7 streaming my music it will make £86.81 that’s x 2 on our initial start up cost, so now you rinse and repeat this process. It’s as simple as that. Don’t make it difficult when it doesn’t have to be, but also take note, for this to work successfully in the way that it won’t get flagged, or ever look suspicious, you need a minimum of 500 songs distributed to all platforms. It doesn’t matter what music this is; preferably one that has a decent royalty rate, and it doesn’t matter how long you uploaded the music or the time it was released over.



One more thing, Distrokid, I pay £89.99 per year to distribute me and 4 x more artists to every platform, this is called the Label Plan, but you can do everything explained above on the £19.99 per year plan for 1x artist, being you.



You can make serious and I mean serious money with this method, if you could build your farm to 1 million streams per month, which is roughly around 64 devices needed at £28 per device and £10.99 per subscription, you could do 1 million streams per month… that’s a massive £5,500 extra per month for doing the work once and once only. And I literally mean doing the work once, the only thing you repeat In this process is buying of more devices.. so you are literally in control of how much you earn. No one has talked about this, whether the labels do this I don’t know. But I have proof of my last years royalties that this method works and it’s literally bang on the dollar that it estimated using the streaming calculator, the 2025 updated version.



Farm A (Apple Music)



  • iPhone 5s
  • iPhone 5s
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB


= a total of 64,000 streams per month

with farm apple with goals to achieve 1 million streams per month, for now my current goal is 100,000 streams per month. The reason I chose 100,000 stream mark is because that’s what I’ve streamed over the course of a whole year with 1 device just to see if this really works; having to wait 3 months in delay of distribution services paying the money. So this isn’t something I’ve just pulled out of a hat, I’ve worked and watched the numbers and the back end of it over a year. Which this year I took the leap and went 4 devices in, with goals to reach 10 devices by the end of 2025.. that way my stream portfolio is showing growth year upon year.





Farm B (YouTube Music)



  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB


So a more detailed overview of your 2 farms. Below we outline both farms work simultaneously but one farm works specifically streaming Apple Music whilst Farm B streams YouTube Music, or any platform of your choice.

Keep in mind the subscription cost is different with each streaming platform.



Farm A - Apple Music



  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB


Farm B - YouTube Music



  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB


Farm C - Amazon Music



  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB


Farm D - Apple Music (20 devices)



  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB
  • iPad Air (1st Generation) 64GB


£560 Start up just in the device cost, then 20x Individual Plans at £10.99 each. And this will be a monthly cost for how ever long you keep your farm running. So you are spending money to make way more money, but the method is unique, only a few percent of people are talking about it and in most case scenarios it’s outdated information of At least 4 years. Nothing current on the market as of 2025.



Each platform pays different rates per stream than others. Below is the amount of streams needed to make £100 from each individual platform.



To make £100 per month from Spotify you need a minimum of 36,765 streams.



To make £100 per month from Apple you need a minimum of 18,519 streams.



The difference in stream count but for the same £100…



To make £100 per month from Amazon you need a minimum of 29,343 streams.



To make £100 per month from YouTube you need a minimum of 17,007 streams.



To make £100 per month from Deezer you need a minimum of 22,242 streams.



To make £100 per month from Pandora you need a minimum of 93,985 streams.



To make £100 per month from Tidal you need a minimum of 14,269 streams.



And finally to make £100 per month from Napster you need a minimum of 7,432 streams.

And one more thing, i came into this with knowledge as a producer, the 500 songs i created and uploaded was done with an app for iPhone called SongGen. Slept on app, £9.99 for a month, 250+ exports, can’t use without paying, so I got high few nights, some speed, and I pumped out 500 songs with cover art in about 1 week, I have atleast 10 beats from the 500 that have already earned $20+ literally paid the subscription over 10x
Very informative.
 
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