Web-Based Streaming Farm Dolphin Anty + Mobile Proxies + Free Trials. Will they pay

• Profiles: Dolphin Anty with meticulously crafted, unique browser profiles for each account.
• Network: High-quality, clean Rotating Mobile Proxies (IP bans shouldn't be an issue here since it mimics mobile tethering/hotspots perfectly).
• Accounts: 100% Free Trial accounts for Apple Music and Amazon Music.

• Strict Limits: I’m keeping the volume extremely low to stay under the radar. Maximum 10k to 15k streams PER MONTH, per artist (each artist has a 10-track album).
• Dilution: Playlists will have 50-60 tracks, but only 7-8 of them will belong to my artists. The rest are popular mainstream tracks.
• Behavioral Randomization: Not just spamming playlists. The streams will be heavily mixed with organic behaviors: searching for the artist, clicking from the homepage, using the radio feature, and adding human-like delays.

1. The Web Filter: At this low volume (10k-15k/month) and high behavioral camouflage, will Apple/Amazon still filter and delete these streams simply because they originate from a Web Browser (L3 DRM) instead of a mobile app?
2. The Payout: Do streams generated purely from "Free Trial" accounts actually generate a decent royalty payout? I am hoping for around $2 - $3 per 1,000 streams from Amazon/Apple. Is this realistic for free trial traffic, or do they completely devalue these streams?

desmondreal said:

Hey guys,

I'm moving away from the headache of physical phone farms and deep Android spoofing. I’m planning a purely web-based streaming operation targeting Amazon Music and Apple Music (keeping Spotify at an absolute minimum due to their aggressive anti-fraud bots).

Here is my stack and strategy. I’d love to hear your thoughts on whether this will fly or hit a brick wall.

The Setup:

• Profiles: Dolphin Anty with meticulously crafted, unique browser profiles for each account.
• Network: High-quality, clean Rotating Mobile Proxies (IP bans shouldn't be an issue here since it mimics mobile tethering/hotspots perfectly).
• Accounts: 100% Free Trial accounts for Apple Music and Amazon Music.

The Strategy (Human Emulation):

• Strict Limits: I’m keeping the volume extremely low to stay under the radar. Maximum 10k to 15k streams PER MONTH, per artist (each artist has a 10-track album).
• Dilution: Playlists will have 50-60 tracks, but only 7-8 of them will belong to my artists. The rest are popular mainstream tracks.
• Behavioral Randomization: Not just spamming playlists. The streams will be heavily mixed with organic behaviors: searching for the artist, clicking from the homepage, using the radio feature, and adding human-like delays.

My Questions for the Veterans:

1. The Web Filter: At this low volume (10k-15k/month) and high behavioral camouflage, will Apple/Amazon still filter and delete these streams simply because they originate from a Web Browser (L3 DRM) instead of a mobile app?
2. The Payout: Do streams generated purely from "Free Trial" accounts actually generate a decent royalty payout? I am hoping for around $2 - $3 per 1,000 streams from Amazon/Apple. Is this realistic for free trial traffic, or do they completely devalue these streams?

Appreciate any insights

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