Made a Spotify Bot Farm

looks scam asf lmaooo
You are used at cheap stuff thing is being used by Warner believe and other top labels ur here talkin about scam
 

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You are used at cheap stuff thing is being used by Warner believe and other top labels ur here talkin about scam
ur shit is a scam and the mods on here even warned u.
ur so pressed u put emojis in a fucking bhw reply u nerd
hop off my dick
 
I haven’t tried sending requests directly, but I’m not sure how Spotify handles browser interactions, so I’m sure they have some pretty strong security layers in place to prevent this. When I first started making bots with Selenium, I tried accessing the song URL directly but it was blocked. I think if you simulate requests when doing web operations like searching, clicking play, etc. and using the correct HTTP method, you can basically create a bot similar to Selenium, but it’s hard to avoid being detected by the system.
 
When I first started making bots with Selenium, I tried accessing the song URL directly but it was blocked.
You got blocked not because of direct URL access but because Selenium got flagged instantly as it leaks automation fingerprints immediately.
 
I don’t think this is working anymore. I tried submitting AI-generated tracks to various platforms, and they got flagged and rejected. This might work if it’s actual music. I usually just upload crappy stuff—like beats or random chords I can knock out in a few minutes.
 
Well ofc you need at least some decent music first. But it's also very easy and cheap to get it with ai gen these days
 
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 you please send me this?? I would love to do this. I just found out about this stuff last month and wanna make serious money,
 
They don't even care about human behavior or the proxy if they already detected that you are automating their page. I have been working on a similar system to yours for more then a year and failed due to that. The browser that you are using to automate leaks a shit ton of data. It can leak CDN, selenium, installed fonts, CPU, GPU, monitor size, canvas, OS, time-zone, languages, and WebGL which is technically impossible to spoof. Even when using an anti-detect browser as soon as you connect it to an automation API like Selenium or puppterr it instantly gets detected. The only solution that I found for this would be to make a fully customized build of chromium and also build a private automation API on top of that if you want to have more earnings than costs. That would also be technically impossible without a team or a big budget to get it started. If you manage to find a way to make it undetectable I have a private method that can be used to generate a ton of profits from Spotify and we can work together on this.
Do you have this bot? Ive made so many albums of different artists and uploaded to different platforms and wanna make money using artificial streaming to inflate streams.
 
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.
Are you able to send me the bot? I’ve made so many albums and uploaded them to different platforms and I wand use bots to artificially inflate my streaming for money
 
I was trying with a phone box farm, It was good some months, but after they deleted lots of songs
 
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