Cost of running GSA

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Hello Party ppls.

After having some good test results with using Scrapebox comments as tier 2 and 3, I want to go deeper into the realm of automated links, Im looking to get GSA as most people suggest SB for other things instead of comment posting and as there are also more services active around it.

Overall from my research so far I need to invest into these things, please correct or add new things that I would need:
GSA itself - One time payment
GSA Captcha Breaker - One time payment, already have it
VPS - One for 50$/m (something arround: 8 vCPU Cores and 24 GB RAM) or would u say more is better?
Proxies - 25$/m for 10 privat proxies for just the posting
Verified Lit - 40$/m

Am I missing anything?

What setup are you guys running?
 
Hello Party ppls.

After having some good test results with using Scrapebox comments as tier 2 and 3, I want to go deeper into the realm of automated links, Im looking to get GSA as most people suggest SB for other things instead of comment posting and as there are also more services active around it.

Overall from my research so far I need to invest into these things, please correct or add new things that I would need:
GSA itself - One time payment
GSA Captcha Breaker - One time payment, already have it
VPS - One for 50$/m (something arround: 8 vCPU Cores and 24 GB RAM) or would u say more is better?
Proxies - 25$/m for 10 privat proxies for just the posting
Verified Lit - 40$/m

Am I missing anything?

What setup are you guys running?
The 24GB ram is probably overkill, GSA can only use max 4GB as it's a 32 bit app. You will need some sort of recaptcha solver though, so either a third party captcha solving service or Xevil/Capmonster (for which 16-24GB ram might be preferable)
 
The 24GB ram is probably overkill, GSA can only use max 4GB as it's a 32 bit app. You will need some sort of recaptcha solver though, so either a third party captcha solving service or Xevil/Capmonster (for which 16-24GB ram might be preferable)
Ah good to know that GSA can only use 4GB of ram.

Thanks for pointing out that I need recapcha solver and also pointing me in the direction of some good once.


You use using any automated links or are you using mainly PBNs?
 
Your list looks good.
You’ve covered most things. Just make sure your VPS has good speed and stability.
Also, you might need indexer service or a good link indexer tool later. Monitor performance and upgrade only if needed.
Start small, then scale. Good luck!
 
Your list looks good.
You’ve covered most things. Just make sure your VPS has good speed and stability.
Also, you might need indexer service or a good link indexer tool later. Monitor performance and upgrade only if needed.
Start small, then scale. Good luck!
Good point with the indexer.

Which one do you like to use? Currently use speedy indexer and Im quite happy with it but depending on how many links I build it can get expensive quite fast.

Start small, then scale. Good luck!
-> Also good point, usally go big to fast and then quite :/
 
Your VPS specs look good for starting out - 8 vCPU Cores and 24 GB RAM should handle the load well. Regarding proxies, 10 private proxies for posting should suffice, but you can adjust based on performance. Ensure to monitor and adjust your setup based on the results you get. Over time, you may need to scale up resources like VPS specs, proxies, or verified lists depending on your project requirements and link-building volume.
 
In the end I read trough the GSA SER forum and was be able to get some very good insights for the cost, which tools to use and how other people use GSA.

I advise anyone that want to learn GSA, to do it.
 
Looks good! Just add bulk emails for account creation + maybe an indexing service. Your VPS specs are solid for starting. I run 15 proxies on 16GB RAM works fine.
 
Looks good! Just add bulk emails for account creation + maybe an indexing service. Your VPS specs are solid for starting. I run 15 proxies on 16GB RAM works fine.
Nice nice

Will use a indexing service for the tier 1 and tier 2 depedning on the volume but then just use the GSA indexer methods, or will test it to see what the results are.

Have you figured out how to scrape your own list?
 
Overall from my research so far I need to invest into these things, please correct or add new things that I would need:
GSA itself - One time payment
GSA Captcha Breaker - One time payment, already have it
VPS - One for 50$/m (something arround: 8 vCPU Cores and 24 GB RAM) or would u say more is better?
Proxies - 25$/m for 10 privat proxies for just the posting
Verified Lit - 40$/m
Why do you need GSA? The default GSA doesn't do anything, the backlinks it adds are on pages that have long been flagged by Google.

GSA Captcha Breaker - Xevil is much better than GSA CB

VPS - you don't need that much RAM and such a powerful processor. I got 300 threads on a computer with 8 GB of RAM and an Intel i5 processor.

Proxy - why do you need a proxy for GSA? You will get much better effectiveness and performance on a bulletproof server or a rotating IP.

Verified Lit - why buy these lists? The pages that are there have long been flagged by Google, you need to modify GSA + do your own harvest for it to make any sense.
 
Cheap ovh dedicated server instead of VPS.
I've got mine for $12 a month.
You can install windows via ipmi or pay someone to do this. Suche server will be way more powerful than any vps.

Adding Xevil may be worth it.

Spending more on proxies (for example rotating ones) may give you few extra links on less spamed places.
 
Skip GSA CB. It’s not very good. Get Xevil 6. Don’t buy into the preorder for Xevil 7. You’ll also need ipv6 proxies for solving recaptcha. You can get those are reproxy.io that’s what I use.

I think you’ll have better results with Ranker X or SeoNeo if you’re just starting out. GSA SER is not that great on its own because many engines are not maintained and it doesn’t make that many contextual links anymore.
 
That's a good setup. The biggest problem with GSA is you are going to run 100,000 links to have maybe 1,000 effective. So in essence, you are doing 100X the work that you could do with other tools.
 
If you use a tool like Rankerx dofoll tier 1-2 and then use tier 3 dofoll scrapebox blog comments. You will have faster and better results.
 
That's a good setup. The biggest problem with GSA is you are going to run 100,000 links to have maybe 1,000 effective. So in essence, you are doing 100X the work that you could do with other tools.
What other tools would u suggest to use or are in your toolbox? Or are not even using any tools?
Your setup looks solid. You might also want a catchall email service or disposable email provider if you're posting at scale. Some people also use extra captcha services like 2Captcha for tougher platforms. Your VPS specs are fine for starting out, but more power helps if you run big projects. I'm running similar but with 20 private proxies and using GSA SER + Captcha Breaker only.
Yea gonna get also a email service so that I have the emails for it.
Did you scrape your own list or did you buy one?
Skip GSA CB. It’s not very good. Get Xevil 6. Don’t buy into the preorder for Xevil 7. You’ll also need ipv6 proxies for solving recaptcha. You can get those are reproxy.io that’s what I use.

I think you’ll have better results with Ranker X or SeoNeo if you’re just starting out. GSA SER is not that great on its own because many engines are not maintained and it doesn’t make that many contextual links anymore.
Yea also got the free version of Xevil but havent added any proxies to it.

I tested scrapebox links as tiered one and they worked okey, like for nothing competitive, so I saw GSA SER as the next step to it as I see it as the most mentioned one.

Ranker X will be likely the next but first want to do some test and get some juice out of the tools I have and then look for other things to add.

Currently do tier 1 cloud links and then Scrapebox and GSA on top of it.
Cheap ovh dedicated server instead of VPS.
I've got mine for $12 a month.
You can install windows via ipmi or pay someone to do this. Suche server will be way more powerful than any vps.

Adding Xevil may be worth it.

Spending more on proxies (for example rotating ones) may give you few extra links on less spamed places.
Read a lot about rotating proxies but used to so need to check out.

Also dont have GSA running so far but will get the last things setup with a list to get the ball rolling and then see what rates I get.

As for VPS, in the GSA forum someone mentiond layer7 which offer a very good start VPS for like 5$, plus taxes is 7$, with 8gb ram and 4 core AMD.

The pricing of 12$/m dosent match the dedicated servers on ovh, how did you get that so cheap? That for a dedicated is nuts.

But thanks for telling me that there is also a way to install windows myself, know another company that offers now and then dedicated server for a discount, so could make a good catch there.
Why do you need GSA? The default GSA doesn't do anything, the backlinks it adds are on pages that have long been flagged by Google.

GSA Captcha Breaker - Xevil is much better than GSA CB

VPS - you don't need that much RAM and such a powerful processor. I got 300 threads on a computer with 8 GB of RAM and an Intel i5 processor.

Proxy - why do you need a proxy for GSA? You will get much better effectiveness and performance on a bulletproof server or a rotating IP.

Verified Lit - why buy these lists? The pages that are there have long been flagged by Google, you need to modify GSA + do your own harvest for it to make any sense.
Saw some decent results w scrapebox as tier 2, so saw GSA as the next step as its much better support and more information on it.

Yea now have it on a VPS for 7$, the 50$ would be overkill.

+1 for the rotating proxies, really need to try them.

As for the list, just got one so I can understand the tool better and get everything setup and running. Building my own list will be the next step, but want to first understand it better so that I then can better look for sites.

Maybe even the bought list yields some results :D, lets see.
 
If you use a tool like Rankerx dofoll tier 1-2 and then use tier 3 dofoll scrapebox blog comments. You will have faster and better results.
With aged web 2.0 or just new once?

I use rn cloud links as tier 1, so I guess its the same principal, or you think there is a big difference between them? Ofc will be good later on to use both to have a mix of tier 1s

Also why would u build the comments on tier 3 and not 2?
 
With aged web 2.0 or just new once?

I use rn cloud links as tier 1, so I guess its the same principal, or you think there is a big difference between them? Ofc will be good later on to use both to have a mix of tier 1s

Also why would u build the comments on tier 3 and not 2?
I would build out networks and power them up. Then you can reuse them later and they are already juiced. If you use new ones you have to slam them with some spam first.
 
With aged web 2.0 or just new once?

I use rn cloud links as tier 1, so I guess its the same principal, or you think there is a big difference between them? Ofc will be good later on to use both to have a mix of tier 1s

Also why would u build the comments on tier 3 and not 2?
Building links will index tier 1-2 and power them up. If you keep it at 1 RD per link, that's the most powerful way to do it. If you have 20 links from the same RD it's not going to work the same. But I slam tier 1-2 both with SB comment links. Dofoll is probably 100X stronger than nofoll. So it's better to find and create those lists.
 
A good trick is to go buy some fiverr gigs and just steal and clean the lists. If you don't have time or energy to scrape your own. Trim those to root. And then scrape those lists that you know will post for all the pages you can post to. Quick, dirty and effective.
 
FYI scrapebox only posts blog comments. They are no follow. They don’t index anything. They are worthless. Why waste your time with that?
 
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