[Idea] Spotify Method

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Hi guys. So im fairly new to this "game" but i m thinking of making like a small farm bot for spotify.

So if for example i buy a family account allowing 5 devices to play simuntaniously and ad a song of mine on repeat its like 250~ plays per day x 5 =1250 plays a day. So monthly is 37.500 plays. If you multiply with 0.0039 spotify pays per stream you have nearly 150-10=140 euros gain.

Do i have this right or are other factors that i need to think of and know !? If anyone has a better method or tip please feel free to express it.
 
Unless you got thousands of devices you'll get caught on the first month and banned.
 
most like the first week haha
or even worse: you can end up in jail

That's right this is downright fraud. Has landed several in jail already for ads, probably same legislation for stream fraud.
 
Why buy the family account? Is it not possible with a torrented version of Spotify?
 
ok so i didnt have the time before to explain in more details. Yes many devices using vpn and maybe even cracked spotify versions on them. Making 2-3 playlist and just cycling the tracks on them.
 
The key bit of information you're missing is that your royalties will be much, much lower for the plays from your "devices" than you think.

Yes, that is about the average payout per stream for premium accounts, but I've done this myself and saw firsthand how royalties are cut drastically by Spotify.

Protip: there are plenty of other music streaming services that payout more.
 
The key bit of information you're missing is that your royalties will be much, much lower for the plays from your "devices" than you think.

Yes, that is about the average payout per stream for premium accounts, but I've done this myself and saw firsthand how royalties are cut drastically by Spotify.

Protip: there are plenty of other music streaming services that payout more.
mind sharing that streaming services?
 
mind sharing that streaming services?

They pretty much all pay better than Spotify. Using a distributor like distrokid you can get your music on all the platforms and test for yourself.
 
The theory worked but, you are too late to do this:

https://qz.com/1212330/a-bulgarian-scheme-scammed-spotify-for-1-million-without-breaking-a-single-law/

I think they already patched this, and apparently, your "precedentor" did a much better job than you. ;)
The method is not patched....you can make a sh!tload of money from this, but only if you have real music and you're clever about it.

And when I say A LOT of money, I really mean that.
 
Even I'm looking into Shopify these days. Not very recommended. Let's look forward to some ethical profits?
 
Spotify has introduced a data analysis system i think. You have to do many checks before you your music gets off spotify
 
How about u do it in a more legit way with no VPN no nothing .. but it's gonna be hard
U find 1k people that have a Spotify account and that want to exchange plays and u upload 10 songs that's a safe 10k plays better than vpns and at the end get banned but as I said it's hard to find thoes 1k people
 
Or just make good music... Spotify just randomly picked on of my songs into an editorial playlist, and made me like 40K plays in less than a week...
Make good music, and then you'll have your chance to get picked up by random playlists, that will generate you thousands, even hundreds of thousands of plays. FOR FREE.

If you don't know anything about music, the music business, or the business side of the streaming services, than I suggest that you look into something else.
 
If any of you need help on how to figure this out.... pm me I will give you help and trust me you won't get caught
 
Hey ikecy could you send me a message with some information on this
I see you fresh account, did you just joined today and I wonder how you found this thread. Before I disclose my information to you I hope I'm safe :p
 
I'm curious about this method.

Let's say you want to gain some plays to get increased exposure (to look more legit when reaching out to playlists). Making money in royalties is not the motivation. How might be the safest way to go about this. Let's say 2 family plans, 5 devices each (so 10 total) playing one musician's music (music is legit and high quality). Is this playing with fire?
 
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