Music Stream Royalties Farming in 2025

[bustinbiejer]

Hello guys, I am planning to create my own stream farm using old used phones. So no problem with the ip addresses, devices and also with the quality of songs since I plan to use real songs and to music distributors. What I need is some data from other people who do this kind of things too

I have a lot of questions:
1. What music platforms are good to farm in 2025 that are still possible to farm?

2. Should I use Free Trial Subscriptions to the accounts? Does it earn more royalties than free plan users?

I am planning to focus on 2 platforms only and my choices are:
Spotify
Apple Music
Qobuz
YouTube Music
SoundCloud
Deezer
Tidal
Napster

Your suggestions based on your experience is really a big help

 

[e-spider]

Go for the high paying platforms. Spotify is the biggest and the one that seem to try the hardest to kill bad players.
You can use free trials. It depends on the mix of subs you have. If its all trial its bad and kills the pps, if its 70% paid and 30% trial is fine.

 

[pes7md]

Hello guys, I am planning to create my own stream farm using old used phones. So no problem with the ip addresses, devices and also with the quality of songs since I plan to use real songs and to music distributors. What I need is some data from other people who do this kind of things too

I have a lot of questions:
1. What music platforms are good to farm in 2025 that are still possible to farm?

2. Should I use Free Trial Subscriptions to the accounts? Does it earn more royalties than free plan users?

I am planning to focus on 2 platforms only and my choices are:
Spotify
Apple Music
Qobuz
YouTube Music
SoundCloud
Deezer
Tidal
Napster

Your suggestions based on your experience is really a big help

Apple Music, Youtube Music are the easiest.And yes you can stream them with trial accounts. But you have to get good ones and monitor the streams coming in.

 

[parth2105]

YouTube music is by far the hardest to crack and I dont understand how you can crack it easily than other platforms? like to know the details.

 

[e-spider]

YouTube music is by far the hardest to crack and I dont understand how you can crack it easily than other platforms? like to know the details.

Nothing is hard if you know how to do it, whereever you know the insides, its running
Are you doing them yourself?

 

[parth2105]

Nothing is hard if you know how to do it, whereever you know the insides, its running
Are you doing them yourself?

I have quite a long experience in backend and bypassing algorithms and all, but for yt music after a week it just disappears.

 

[CREASSUS179]

Nothing is hard if you know how to do it, whereever you know the insides, its running
Are you doing them yourself?

Do you mind throwing more light on how to do this

 

[Xen0v]

Best option rn is YouTube Music.

 

[Frixo1]

Go for the high paying platforms. Spotify is the biggest and the one that seem to try the hardest to kill bad players.
You can use free trials. It depends on the mix of subs you have. If its all trial its bad and kills the pps, if its 70% paid and 30% trial is fine.

On which platforms you currently doing?

 

[music_money]

Nothing is hard if you know how to do it, whereever you know the insides, its running
Are you doing them yourself?

How many different distributers you use? And is it safe to use the same Bots for artists that are registered under the same distributer account?
I currently have a setup with 50 physical Phones switching between Apple Music & Spotify, controlled by a python script. For the last 4 months i only had 1 artist to test the idea, a few days ago I got my first small payout. Now I want to scale, but I am scared that my Artist will get banned if they detect the overlap in listener accounts on different artists under the same Distrokid ID.

German btw?

 

[e-spider]

How many different distributers you use? And is it safe to use the same Bots for artists that are registered under the same distributer account?
I currently have a setup with 50 physical Phones switching between Apple Music & Spotify, controlled by a python script. For the last 4 months i only had 1 artist to test the idea, a few days ago I got my first small payout. Now I want to scale, but I am scared that my Artist will get banned if they detect the overlap in listener accounts on different artists under the same Distrokid ID.

German btw?

3000 artists spread across all major and a lot of small dsps.
50 phones and one artist is madness! And with sound assistant you can listen to both stores at the same time!
You should heavily invest in more artists!

Und: ja

 

[music_money]

3000 artists spread across all major and a lot of small dsps.
50 phones and one artist is madness! And with sound assistant you can listen to both stores at the same time!
You should heavily invest in more artists!

Und: ja

So is it safe to use the same Bots for artists that are registered under the same distributer account? Or do i need a new Distributor for every Artist?