best twitter bot/automation

I`m looking jump back into twitter for some my e-commerce stores

so whats the latest and greatest bot

*i dont want one made

heard that tweetfull is working good have a look there

spyguyzz said:

heard that tweetfull is working good have a look there

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going give them a shot thanks

What features are you after?
1 account
100+ accounts
Number of machines you want to run on.

There are a few bots out there, that cater to different uses

i'm looking for one too... just to grow my personal account, so just one

Checkout the jarvee BST here..

Best twitter automation bot,

TweSocial. TweSocial is a powerful Twitter growth service that will grow your Twitter on your behalf consistently & organically.
Jarvee. Jarvee is a bot for twitter that automates your account actions for you.
Tweet Full.
Tweet Attacks Pro.
Manage Flitter.
Agora Pulse.
Social Oomph.

Most people here seem to be using Jarvee for Twitter.
If you only want to manage one account 30$ per month might be a lot.
If you have 10 accounts the price-performance ratio with 3$ per account seems to be really worth it.

ManageFlitter is dead - they got issues with Twitter' API (again) and pulled out follow/unfollow feature.
I've been using https://hypegrowth.com for a long time and never had any issues with them although yeah is not as cheap as Jarvee. However, I had constant problems with Jarvee and the headache wasn't worth the money. Also, I don't need to run any machines/setups.

A custom bot just for you is best (HAF Section) most of these public bots are become less effective as Twitter catches on..

Philip Kim said:

A custom bot just for you is best (HAF Section) most of these public bots are become less effective as Twitter catches on..

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I am sorry, but you do not know what you are talking about.

1) the cost is A LOT more than a public bot for feature parity.

2) Getting a freelancer is like roulette a gamble, maybe they can code, but do they know about automation coding?

3) public bots have been developed and improved after testing from 100s / 1000s of users. All those edge cases, those little things that took weeks of debugging to find out what twitter (or any other site is doing) that cause issues is learned knowledge a freelancer won't have

4) a freelance bot is tested by you, after you have paid you can enjoy "discussing" whether what you consider a bug and the dev thinks is a feature should be paid for or should be done for free

5) Then twitter changes something on the site and know your program doesn't work, lets hope you maintained a good relationship with the dev so they don't go cold and you are back to square one

6) I hope the dev knew about all the possible responses that can come from your requests, blocks, slow downs, warnings, otherwise they will hammer away at the servers unware until your account is banned.


And the view that public bots are footprinted and a freelancer bot is nonsense. public bot developers know their domain better than someone who hasn't worked with it day in day out. I will guarantee you, I know twitter requests inside and out better than any freelancer who hasn't fought with the requests for years. A properly coded bot, will replicate the browser well, if it didn't all customer accounts will fail and there will be a lot of noise about this, killing the company or eliciting rapid fixes and updates, there will be a history you can search, whether on BHW or other botting type forums. Not so for a freelancer. A public bot makes money per sale, a freelancer per project. The freelancer wants to finish the program as quick as possible so they get maximum $$ per hour of work. The public bot developer/s have maximum incentive to make the best, undetectable bot they can, as the better the bot, the better the reputation the more sales. A freelancer bot is a one off, the incentive is to get it done quickly and get paid, not make it the best they can.

unfinishedsenten said:

ManageFlitter is dead - they got issues with Twitter' API (again) and pulled out follow/unfollow feature.
I've been using https://hypegrowth.com for a long time and never had any issues with them although yeah is not as cheap as Jarvee. However, I had constant problems with Jarvee and the headache wasn't worth the money. Also, I don't need to run any machines/setups.

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The API has been no good for twitter botting since they killed off public access, it is just the same a waving a flag around shouting I AM BOTTING THIS ACCOUNT.

You need to be automating the browser or phone app, if you botting properly. Anything else is just a half assed crappy solution not worth bothering with

I will suggest you Jarvee and socinator. These are best for social networking automation.

Marilyn Blake said:

A customized bot only for you is greatest (HAF Section) the majority of those robots are becoming less powerful as Twitter grabs on.

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Philip Kim said:

A custom bot just for you is best (HAF Section) most of these public bots are become less effective as Twitter catches on..

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Look at this spam, get rid of these accounts!

Jarvee seems to be the best option for a lot of people, but it depends on what your plan is.

When I was looking for a bot, I searched for what people on BHW looked for support and advice the most since there's a lot of affiliates out there that try to add static to the noise.

Personally, I use Tweepi which is really slow and kind of clunky but has been the tallest giant when it comes to getting organic ("organic") growth.

I think when looking for any bots, you just have to bite the bullet and invest your money - taking shortcuts just end up being long cuts.

rootjazz said:

The API has been no good for twitter botting since they killed off public access, it is just the same a waving a flag around shouting I AM BOTTING THIS ACCOUNT.

You need to be automating the browser or phone app, if you botting properly. Anything else is just a half assed crappy solution not worth bothering with

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Is there any software that you know about that does this? What do you recomend. I cant code myself and hireing someone is very expencive.

I’m giving tweetfull a shot
Will come back with a real review

Bluebettle said:

I think when looking for any bots, you just have to bite the bullet and invest your money - taking shortcuts just end up being long cuts.

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All bots should have a trial period, or a refund period. These can range from 5 days to 30 days. Which should be enough to know whether the program will work for your needs. If a bot doe not offer a trial / refund period, they I would think twice about them. Before purchase, reach out to their support, see if they are responsive, see if you get to speak to someone who knows what they are talking about or are just working from a script.

There really is no need to "bite the bullet" with your purchase, if you put in some basic ground work first. You should be able to be confident you made the right choice for your needs once the trial / refund period passes

rootjazz said:

All bots should have a trial period, or a refund period. These can range from 5 days to 30 days. Which should be enough to know whether the program will work for your needs. If a bot doe not offer a trial / refund period, they I would think twice about them. Before purchase, reach out to their support, see if they are responsive, see if you get to speak to someone who knows what they are talking about or are just working from a script.

There really is no need to "bite the bullet" with your purchase, if you put in some basic ground work first. You should be able to be confident you made the right choice for your needs once the trial / refund period passes

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tweetfull got a 5 day trail & 60 day refund going see how it turns out

Jarvee sucks for Twitter. Does tweetfull use Twitter api for actions? Doesn't Twitter suspend accounts or request password change/phone verification on Tweetfull?