Botting Reddit

Hi everyone, im here to ask a question to all of you. Im a developed and i've been botting websites for years. I recently looked up into social media automation, and i was interested in botting reddit.
The idea is to have a software, with all types of functionalities, to avoid manual work and be able to scale it.
Base would be an account generator, account warmer, upvote module and post module.

Would this type of software be useful to anybody to push their products ecc, and could it have success?

Please let me know, also, i'd appreciate any potential features that could be useful for it!

Thanks

redotaku18 said:

This is what I'm working on. Right now I'm waiting for a dongle to arrive so I can have my own rotating 4G proxy farm for this.

You're most likely going to need to develop it yourself.

I have an account creator, email verifier, upvote sender, comment sender, and account aging task scripts all done. The issue for me now is twofold:

1. Proxies

and

2. Detection

Be prepared for an insanely painful battle with Reddit. Staying undetectable is going to be a big challenge, at least it's been for me. You have to treat accounts like they're expendable, otherwise you'll be in the red.

If you have Discord or Telegram, feel free to DM me your username and we can talk further about this.

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I did hear proxies where a big deal with reddit, ill see what i can do. Other than that, i think keeping UA and IP tied to each account can be enough maybe to not get banned?

Just talking my mind out rn, i have started testing at all yet. I just wanted to see if theres money in this

if you managed to keep accounts alive during the warming process then your software will be extremely valuable

if after you create the account and do all the automated process yes, and it really depends, because everyone looks for something different for their accounts, but yeah definitely people will buy it if you sell your software or if you provide the service too as long as the accotn survice enough.

Upvote accounts will never survive so you know doesnt matter how u warmup

neestz1 said:

I am building a bot too. Let me ask you something on telegram. I have more secrets to talk

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What your bot do
I need bot that dm

Salamouna said:

What your bot do
I need bot that dm

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This is nothing hard u know limits per account how many can dm?

zelosog said:

This is nothing hard u know limits per account how many can dm?

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I didn't tested the limit yet

would be a great tool tbh

I am working on something similar. Currently waiting on a few more pieces of hardware.

A few things I've learned along the way.

1) Reddit allows bots (to an extent). They once had an API but there was a bit of drama and they started charging money.

2) There are a lot of subs and specialty subs that are moderated by bots and serviced by them. There are rules to using bots (which are sometimes enforced) but this leads me to number three...

3) Reddit hates spammers, marketers, and brigaders. They typically won't ban you if they suspect you are running a bot but if they suspect you are running a bot for purposes that fall outside TOS they will absolutely witch-hunt you. They use a lot of automation for this purpose and have a huge blacklist of proxy IPs.

The trick is (i suspect, though i have not done much testing) to stay well under their radar. If they aren't looking for you, they will certainly never find you. This is precisely why I am designing a piece of python automation that will do its best to convince reddit bot detectors it is human. (Browsing, random upvotes, pausing on pages, indecisive behavior, constantly check DMs, etc). If they don't suspect me of selling anything then I am already on their good side and if I don't set off any of their bot detectors they'll never have a reason to suspect I am anything other than a normal redditor on a mobile phone.

sxfyan said:

Hi everyone, im here to ask a question to all of you. Im a developed and i've been botting websites for years. I recently looked up into social media automation, and i was interested in botting reddit.
The idea is to have a software, with all types of functionalities, to avoid manual work and be able to scale it.
Base would be an account generator, account warmer, upvote module and post module.

Would this type of software be useful to anybody to push their products ecc, and could it have success?

Please let me know, also, i'd appreciate any potential features that could be useful for it!

Thanks

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I have a software already, I've been testing it for last 3 months. All I can tell you Reddit APIs are not the right way to do the automation.

I am interested in the BOT. Let know if it is available

HkC2 said:

I am interested in the BOT. Let know if it is available

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i can create an reddit bot for you according to your needs. i am doing automation for 3 years. i have twitter and discord bot also. msg me on my tg @saif4you