Running multiple instagram accs in 2026 using AI

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rarexme

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I get many reels of some gUrUs trying to sell course on how to manage thousands of accs easily using AI with low cost...
I used to manage in early 2020 using tools like Jarvee
I want an update on how to manage multiple maybe just 100 accs, i will get content and everything readys
any help will be appreciated
 
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edit: i did some research i see some use phone farms, and others using just cloud phones and claims they work well, what y'all think
 
Users are gradually getting tired of AI-generated content that lacks creativity and feels somewhat rigid. You can manage multiple Instagram accounts this way, but the real question is how effective it will be.
 
Monica Agency said:
Users are gradually getting tired of AI-generated content that lacks creativity and feels somewhat rigid. You can manage multiple Instagram accounts this way, but the real question is how effective it will be.
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i got like 100 original contentnot used yet, so im thinking to use tools like reporpusely to multiply it... my only issue to start testing is where can i start to manage multiple accs
 
For 100 accounts, I’d focus on scheduling and analytics tools with official Instagram integrations rather than old automation bots. Test a few accounts first, since AI can help with captions and content planning but won’t remove platform limits.
 
rarexme said:
I get many reels of some gUrUs trying to sell course on how to manage thousands of accs easily using AI with low cost...
I used to manage in early 2020 using tools like Jarvee
I want an update on how to manage multiple maybe just 100 accs, i will get content and everything readys
any help will be appreciated
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For 100 accounts, Try focus on account isolation and scheduling first.

Tools like Jarvee aren’t as reliable as they used to be, test with a small batch before scaling up, otherwise one setup issue can affect all your accounts.
 
Building and maintaining a "phone farm" is a rather challenging endeavor. If you are just starting out, you can leverage AI tools to plan your content—strategizing the volume of posts for maximum effectiveness, categorizing the themes for each account, and establishing the necessary security protocols and operational systems.
 
A mix of phone run accounts plus AI is the best way to do it nowadays, you need an app that does automation via the phone that also allows a MCP connection that can automate the overseer work as well
 
Use an antidetect browser combined with a clean mobile proxy/static ISP and automation scripts, instead of using old fashioned Jarvee style spam tools.
 
one thing about cloud phones, don't assume they all use real mobile networks. some are running through datacentre connections, so you'd need to check exactly what you're getting. also managing 100 phones or accounts is a lot more work than those course sellers make it sound.
 
Managing multiple accounts is quite normal. however, nowadays everyone uses AI to create content, which results in everything looking the same there’s no real distinction, especially from my perspective.
 
Managing 100 accounts or a phone farm requires a lot of effort and involves connection risks; therefore, AI should be focused on strategy planning, content classification, and system setup rather than relying on automated content creation.
 
SmTasker said:
A mix of phone run accounts plus AI is the best way to do it nowadays, you need an app that does automation via the phone that also allows a MCP connection that can automate the overseer work as well
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When you mention MCP handling the overseer work, what tasks do you mean in practice? Does it check whether a post actually went live and flag failures, or mainly send commands to the phones? I'd be interested in an example of the workflow and which parts still need manual attention.
 
Adamcoex said:
When you mention MCP handling the overseer work, what tasks do you mean in practice? Does it check whether a post actually went live and flag failures, or mainly send commands to the phones? I'd be interested in an example of the workflow and which parts still need manual attention.
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MPC connects to an app, it can't do it on its own, so what it can do depends on the app itself, on good apps it should definitely be able to check if the post actually went live, check errors, edit all setup options in order to better target accounts and so on. Manual action - apart from the initial setup there should be close to none.
 
keep acc access organized and monitor each account separately since automation or repetitive activity can lead to restrictions. Each account needs a unique fingerprint & proxy/ip.
 
SmTasker said:
MPC connects to an app, it can't do it on its own, so what it can do depends on the app itself, on good apps it should definitely be able to check if the post actually went live, check errors, edit all setup options in order to better target accounts and so on. Manual action - apart from the initial setup there should be close to none.
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Which app are you using?
 
Managing 100 accounts is a lot of overhead, and many AI automation courses overpromise. I’d use Meta’s approved tools for scheduling and management, keep content and access organized, and avoid bots that automate follows, likes, or DMs since they can put accounts at risk.
 
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