Best Lifetime Instagram Bot?
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DeanFieldz
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rootjazz - instadub if your looking for 1x lifetime fee
Skynet1
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Sadly I have a mac so I would need something online.
unknownsmmers
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1 time fee means 1 time maintenance.
I'd suggest sticking with the more expensive provider who is popular in the community.
More money spent allows for more improvements
A rocky road is ahead next year
I'd suggest sticking with the more expensive provider who is popular in the community.
More money spent allows for more improvements
A rocky road is ahead next year
Skynet1
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Mainly like, unfollow and follow.
kingvestor
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i think their software eat very low amount of ram compared to JV so you could always load it up using virtual box
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1 time fee means 1 time maintenance.
I'd suggest sticking with the more expensive provider who is popular in the community.
More money spent allows for more improvements
A rocky road is ahead next year
I'm 100% behind this answer.
Bots need to evolve with Instagram. Your monthly subscription is the only thing allowing bots to stay up to date long term!
buy a cheap computer on ebay to run it. dell 7240 and similar go for $80-150 and are decently spec'ed. 8 gb ram, 128 sdd, i5/i7 4th or 5th gen. plenty of power and cheap enough.
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never find the free IG bot...you can try some extensions
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totally agree app always updated .
it funny when massplanner crashed they run to rootjazz now insult it bloody cheek
IG Professor
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The bot owner will have to pay to his devs on a monthly basis. even if you will find one it will not synced with IG consistent updates. it cost time & money.
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@IGKing A REAL IG PROFESSOR .
ask his advise fully recomended for ig quistions .
all the apps below are owned from programming DEVS
rubish rootjazz has for years, given updates on all his apps with a onetime payment.
scrapebox
blasersuite
GSA indexer all update daily/ weekly onetime payment.
not all programmers go for cash they use there apps for making money and provide them publicly
I no what happen to many of you been conned from bad business owners.
it who you no and quilty.
if a programmer earning from his app and he releases it to the public, and the app good and liked, no reason just being selfish and not letting others get a copy, the owner got to update the app as it his bread and butter .....
there still good app providers in marketing it knowing who around forever .
members need to stop giving advise if it 100% wrong , useless info!.
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I only know a good profile scraper bot.
rootjazz
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Not true at all. It is very possible to run a business with one time payments for desktop applications. Webapps are different as there are more costs involved as that RAM / CPU needs to be paid for that would otherwise be provided by customers machines.
Nor does it mean you get better, faster support because you pay a subscription, it is more company culture as to how important they view support than whether you pay a fee.
I will agree that for an application that no longer sells at all, but does have some existing users, a subscription system is better for keeping that app maintained. If enough existing users want to pay to maintain then it can be financially still viable to keep it. Whereas a onetime fee program would have to die if there no more paying customers
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Respect it and points well made - having your customers back you up says a lot too.
I haven't got any first hand experience with your software but I'll have to give it a go some time.