Spotify Farm

Have been doing this for 3 years, I’m using phones and proxies, many Spotify accounts, making some money and of course getting many bans.

This is just a bit of info for someone out there maybe wanting to start doing this. It’s not easy but also easy at the same time. It’s hard to begin, but once you have an infrastructure it becomes easier, but it’s NOT simple.

Was able to reach 20K in one month, one of the best payment checks, but I still haven’t reached the peak of all the knowledge. Remember, we will get banned and those payments won’t be consistent, and you have to reinvest some back. I was able to get 1.3K songs on a playlist, and 200+ devices playing music. It’s always an investment, you will never find anything free. You will lose time or money, you choose.

I’m not a pro, but I have some tips for you.

- new accounts cannot get many streams, they need months of age
- new artis I get ban with alot music and new artist with not much music get ban too.
- more devices, more music
- playlists can be a few different ones, maybe 2 or 3 in the whole process, Or change it after bans.
- get gifts for creating Spotify accounts (Alot website out there)
- I’m only using phones, I didn’t know anything about emulators or anything other than phones
- AI music can work but needs some effort, real music is better but both can get banned
- proxies and Spotify accounts must be in the same location
- banned accounts might have a way to still get paid (this point you need to figure out yourself, it took me 2 years)
- frustration is high, but never stop, low or high investment, just keep going
- I try with clones apps, with just 1 apps per phone and with skip automatization, (I do not know with one its better lol)

Remember, you are going against the system, you are not doing something legal, that’s why you need to work a lot. Not easy, but easy at the same time.

Everything you said is true. I've been playing for several years, and over time I've learned the ins and outs of these games. The sworn enemy remains the ATMs. Bypassing the DSP algorithm is relatively easy. Send me a private message; we can discuss it if you're interested.

haminuit said:

Everything you said is true. I've been playing for several years, and over time I've learned the ins and outs of these games. The sworn enemy remains the ATMs. Bypassing the DSP algorithm is relatively easy. Send me a private message; we can discuss it if you're interested.

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Everything you want to discuss, let’s do it in this post. In my case, I did not use an ATM.

Zhou_Bo said:

What do you use to upload music onto spotify?

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DistroKid, Amuse, Ditto, ONErpm, TuneCore, and CD Baby, UnitedMasters. But you should try it yourself if you get the chance, so you can understand The game, They will ban accounts, They always do, but I feel like they get more aggressive every 3–4 months.

it seems to be a terrible offer to use bot farms, why not redirect to another segment? content like clipping or affiliates

KdoT_Resolute said:

it seems to be a terrible offer to use bot farms, why not redirect to another segment? content like clipping or affiliates

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Yup, that’s a good point.

Are you asking out of curiosity?
You have experience?
Or want to learn how it works?

I my case I don’t have experience in that area.

haminuit said:

Everything you said is true. I've been playing for several years, and over time I've learned the ins and outs of these games. The sworn enemy remains the ATMs. Bypassing the DSP algorithm is relatively easy. Send me a private message; we can discuss it if you're interested.

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I saw your post about working at a large distributor and picture of a profit, but it looked like you didn’t get a chance to answer some very good, specific questions. Maybe you didn’t see them but I’d like to ask the same questions others asked, just in a shorter version.

Are you on mobile?
What apps do you use for automation?
What does Spotify check first (IP, device, behavior, ratios)?
What triggers instant bans vs. shadow flags?
What do most “streaming services” do wrong?
What setups look natural to Spotify?
How do distributor fraud teams review cases?
Which signals matter most now?
Are residential IPs still safest, or is device fingerprinting deeper?
Are small boosts (1–10k/day) safer than big spikes?
Any changes in 2024–2025 vs. older detection?

karow said:

Yup, that’s a good point.

Are you asking out of curiosity?
You have experience?
Or want to learn how it works?

I my case I don’t have experience in that area.

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karow said:

Yes, are you still doing this manually? Well.., you're certainly in a bleeding loop with your setup; this is eroding the margin you should be capturing. How much net revenue are you currently making?

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Any tips on making quality AI music?

It’s not stable. Some months are good, but bans and reinvestment eat a lot of the profit, so net is positive but inconsistent. And yeah, that’s really the issue, there’s no fixed method. Everyone’s setup behaves differently, and bans can come from multiple angles, so it’s hard to isolate what actually triggers them or make it stable long term.

kikoissdude said:

Any tips on making quality AI music?

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It can be any web, that create AI mussic, Spotify allow upload AI, Just try to fix your promps when creating.

KdoT_Resolute said:

it seems to be a terrible offer to use bot farms, why not redirect to another segment? content like clipping or affiliates

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It’s not stable. Some months are good, but bans and reinvestment eat a lot of the profit, so net is positive but inconsistent. And yeah, that’s really the issue, there’s no fixed method. Everyone’s setup behaves differently, and bans can come from multiple angles, so it’s hard to isolate what actually triggers them or make it stable long term.

(I just replied to your last message so you’d get a notification. It didn’t let me reply directly to that one..)

karow said:

It’s not stable. Some months are good, but bans and reinvestment eat a lot of the profit, so net is positive but inconsistent. And yeah, that’s really the issue, there’s no fixed method. Everyone’s setup behaves differently, and bans can come from multiple angles, so it’s hard to isolate what actually triggers them or make it stable long term.

(I just replied to your last message so you’d get a notification. It didn’t let me reply directly to that one..)

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How much have you spent on these investments every time you get banned and lost traction?

The fact is, no matter which method or software you're using, platforms are always updating, and those who don't adapt will continue to be recommended from scratch. It's a distribution game, but phone farm operations are a race to the bottom if you're constantly losing accounts and getting shadow bans before you have consistent traction. You can't scale stream volume if you're always in this loop. Besides, you always need backup albums ready in advance to keep things running. Clearly, you're getting bans from various sides without knowing where they're coming from. Spotify fake streams don't have much leverage anymore, and even less so if you're running with a setup like that. You'll certainly end up not compounding good profits without a fixed method to keep things stable. Many think that scaling with more phones or more accounts is the solution and end up overcomplicating with automations and emulators, but that's also a misconception and generates more costs, as you've already experienced. Nowadays, having physical phone farms is no longer necessary; you can run multiple accounts on just one phone.

karow said:

DistroKid, Amuse, Ditto, ONErpm, TuneCore, and CD Baby, UnitedMasters. But you should try it yourself if you get the chance, so you can understand The game, They will ban accounts, They always do, but I feel like they get more aggressive every 3–4 months.

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UnitedMasters offers crypto as a payment method? or have you find any music distribuitor that offers such payment method?

The secret lies in distribution, and that's where the difficulty lies. If you're new to this, you obviously have to invest and lose money to learn how to navigate the systems. I currently have over 15,000 songs in distribution. It hasn't been easy, but I think I managed to ride the latest wave. It gets harder all the time, but not impossible if you're already in the business.

Caatartico said:

The secret lies in distribution, and that's where the difficulty lies. If you're new to this, you obviously have to invest and lose money to learn how to navigate the systems. I currently have over 15,000 songs in distribution. It hasn't been easy, but I think I managed to ride the latest wave. It gets harder all the time, but not impossible if you're already in the business.

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What distros helps you keep 15,000 in distribution without bans?

KdoT_Resolute said:

The fact is, no matter which method or software you're using, platforms are always updating, and those who don't adapt will continue to be recommended from scratch. It's a distribution game, but phone farm operations are a race to the bottom if you're constantly losing accounts and getting shadow bans before you have consistent traction. You can't scale stream volume if you're always in this loop. Besides, you always need backup albums ready in advance to keep things running. Clearly, you're getting bans from various sides without knowing where they're coming from. Spotify fake streams don't have much leverage anymore, and even less so if you're running with a setup like that. You'll certainly end up not compounding good profits without a fixed method to keep things stable. Many think that scaling with more phones or more accounts is the solution and end up overcomplicating with automations and emulators, but that's also a misconception and generates more costs, as you've already experienced. Nowadays, having physical phone farms is no longer necessary; you can run multiple accounts on just one phone.

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KdoT_Resolute said:

How much have you spent on these investments every time you get banned and lost traction?

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About investments and bans: if you understand the game, you will understand this answer. It depends on how big the ban is and how much it sets me back. But I always do backup on every step, Like another setup to have account push.


Yes, I know we can have multiple accounts on one phone. As for virtual setups, emulators, or using a PC browser, they are detectable too. But you're right , it’s not about having a lot, it’s about being stable. Regarding accounts, albums, or music, nowadays all of that is easy. I keep updating and changing things in my setup every day, and I learn more and more. Thanks!”

Narakhu07 said:

UnitedMasters offers crypto as a payment method? or have you find any music distribuitor that offers such payment method?

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I did not like UnitedMasters, but I found this on Google: > Yes, UnitedMasters allows artists to receive royalty payments in cryptocurrency through a partnership with Coinbase.

Or do you mean paying for the subscription with crypto? I searched this on Google too:> No, you cannot directly pay for UnitedMasters subscriptions using cryptocurrency

Caatartico said:

The secret lies in distribution, and that's where the difficulty lies. If you're new to this, you obviously have to invest and lose money to learn how to navigate the systems. I currently have over 15,000 songs in distribution. It hasn't been easy, but I think I managed to ride the latest wave. It gets harder all the time, but not impossible if you're already in the business.

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You right and its like I said on this post "It’s always an investment, you will never find anything free. You will lose time or money, you choose"