Spotify Farm

Semilive said:

Does anyone here sell high quality streams which won’t lead to a take down ? I need millions every month

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karow said:

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.

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LogicByte_9 said:

Thanks for the heads up, karow. Regarding your point on 'new accounts needing months of age'are you seeing a difference in detection rates when those aged accounts play International Top 40 tracks for the first week vs. going straight to target tracks? Trying to optimize the warm-up phase for a 20 device cluster.

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karow said:

Yea, thats true!!

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affiliate08 said:

Interesting insights. But long-term this model looks unstable with bans and reinvestment costs. Probably better to focus on more sustainable traffic sources.

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Caatartico said:

Things have changed. If you know how to work with it, you used to be able to start the same day if you already had the songs uploaded, but now that gift cards are gone, it takes a while to prepare the accounts for playback. At least, my method, which is secure, takes a few days to prepare before I can start. The latest update has already eliminated all the newbies from the game.

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ActiveRevenue said:

the part most people underestimate with these models is operational risk.

it's easy to focus on the revenue potential, but sustainability matters just as much. platform changes, policy enforcement, and account stability can completely alter the economics overnight.

whenever evaluating a model, I always try to ask whether the income is coming from a durable advantage or simply from exploiting a temporary gap.

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bunnyagency said:

Yes, it's a difficult system. It's bad to be blocked again after you think you understand the system and have figured it out completely. But continuing to work is good. Because at the end of the day, a good job will bring you profit.

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