STREAMING FARMING ?

[yuricolngluTR]

hello guys
does streaming farming still exist (spotify youtube amazon ect ....) ? is hard now ? any updates about that !

 

[jakwirtr]

would love to know about this too

 

[omygodgoaway]

Last I checked it existed on phones, not sure how profitable it is.

 

[betsuga]

It’s more harder than the old days they now have advanced methods of detecting and penalizing fake streaming behaviors

 

[Evesy]

Still works, but it's very dificult. Wouldn't advice getting into it anymore as a noobie

 

[yuricolngluTR]

Streaming farming is indeed still around, but as others have mentioned, it's become much more challenging due to advanced detection methods. I've heard that using residential proxies and rotating user agents can help evade some of these detection systems, but it's a cat-and-mouse game. Has anyone had any recent success with streaming farming on platforms like Spotify or YouTube, and if so, what strategies are working for you? I'm also curious to know if anyone has explored alternative platforms like Twitch or Apple Music. It's great that we're discussing this, as it's an ever-evolving space that requires adaptation to stay ahead. What are your thoughts on the current state of streaming farming, and are there any new opportunities or challenges that we should be aware of?

does youtube streaming hard now ?

 

[FIDO AGENCY]

No matter the platform, we can still delve deeper and make money from it. It might become more saturated, but it's not impossible to make money from it. Even on the platform I'm working on, Facebook is tightening its regulations, but with persistence and the right approach, it's still possible. The important thing is that the quality of your service is truly superior to that of your competitors.

 

[pelasil]

It definitely still exists, there’s full fledged device farms running in nothing but providing/ranking streams.

 

[Elon Snup]

Still works but the economics changed a lot. Phone farms with physical devices are the safest but the ROI takes months to break even on hardware. VMs get flagged within days now. Spotify especially got aggressive with their detection - they're clawing back royalties and even suing bigger operations. YouTube is easier but CPMs are way lower. If you're starting fresh, probably not worth it anymore unless you already have the infrastructure.

 

[kingkong2222]

it will work till we human are alive the only thing here is that it will make it hard for bot or streaming farm to work properly the only way i can think off is
rotate b/w apple music and spotify music and amazon music also create playlist get stream on them paid though do everything and add 1 or 2 song into the playlist do not listen to that playlist for more then 10times with each account you are cooked if you do so have a great day.

 

[Frixo1]

it will work till we human are alive the only thing here is that it will make it hard for bot or streaming farm to work properly the only way i can think off is
rotate b/w apple music and spotify music and amazon music also create playlist get stream on them paid though do everything and add 1 or 2 song into the playlist do not listen to that playlist for more then 10times with each account you are cooked if you do so have a great day.

Right man. Thanks for valuable information.

 

[qmoney123]

definetley still a thing! all the "organic streams" that you find online are all streaming farms

 

[soufianebize]

still works with phone farming, ssid changer, clone app, mac randomizer

 

[AyatollahOfRockNRolla]

hello guys
does streaming farming still exist (spotify youtube amazon ect ....) ? is hard now ? any updates about that !

I would not expect much, time for this kind of hustling has gone.

 

[AyatollahOfRockNRolla]

still works with phone farming, ssid changer, clone app, mac randomizer

how much it would cost to make this kind of farm?

 

[AyatollahOfRockNRolla]

It definitely still exists, there’s full fledged device farms running in nothing but providing/ranking streams.

well you can order service online

 

[cloaker4ads]

does streaming farming still exist (spotify youtube amazon ect ....) ? is hard now ? any updates about that !

It's more complicated, but still possible.

You will need to think about fingerprints, patterns, residential/mobile proxies, etc.

 

[luisgdr]

It still exists but the barrier to entry is high now. Forget about cheap VPS or public proxies; Spotify's AI filters will flag you in seconds.

You need 4G/5G mobile proxies and a script that mimics human behavior (random skips, varying playtimes, no 24/7 activity). If you don't have a solid budget for residential IPs and aged accounts, you're just burning money. It's a game of quality over quantity now

 

[gadgetsandgizmos7]

hello guys
does streaming farming still exist (spotify youtube amazon ect ....) ? is hard now ? any updates about that !

yes, bout as tricky as before tbh, real devices, hella catalogue, hella variety blah blah, if u gotta buy the devices, learn a bunch & start from scratch in 2026 theres prolly better ways to spent the time/money honestly

 

[irrspr]

hello guys
does streaming farming still exist (spotify youtube amazon ect ....) ? is hard now ? any updates about that !

It definitely still exists, but the 'golden era' is over. Spotify and YouTube have ramped up their fraud detection big time. If you’re not using high quality proxies and unique browser for every account, you’ll get flagged almost instantly. It’s mostly a game of high entry costs now compared to a few years ago