Hey everyone! I’m looking for a way to automate the process of sending friend requests and then following up with a message to people who accept the request. Ideally, I’m aiming to scale this across multiple accounts. If anyone knows of a hands-off solution or software that can handle this, I’d really appreciate it if you could share your insights. Thanks in advance!
Questions about Facebook automation
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LS Marketing Agency
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as far as I know, there has not been solution for this yet
ChimeraPSN
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There are tools that can automate this, like PhantomBuster or LinkedHelper, but be careful—Facebook can ban accounts for automation. It's best to keep actions slow and human-like.
Davidlawson
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I think there’s an automation software or website that helps you create an automation path. I don’t remember the name, but there’s definitely one. It can help you send messages, reply, and work like an agent.
if you still looking for i can find out the website name.
if you still looking for i can find out the website name.
EcomPioneer
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I remember there was a software that could grab and add friends like this. I can send you a private message if you need it, but be careful when using it - if you operate frequently, Facebook may ban your account. It is best to keep the operation slow and user-friendly.
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You want to automatically make friends and send messages on Facebook, but the software that does this is very risky because Facebook strictly prevents spam, so this is almost impossible, or extremely difficult to do because I currently do not know of any software that can do that.
BAM AGENCY MARKETING
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FB is getting stricter so I don't think there is any optimal solution to this problem.
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Tested a few flows for this recently. If you're scaling across multiple accounts, look at combining Multilogin (or similar antidetect browser) with PhantomBuster or custom Puppeteer/Playwright scripts. You’ll need proxies to keep each identity clean. Fully hands-off? Look into LinkedHelper or Closely, but sandbox it before deploying.
OnlineProxyIO
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PhantomBuster can be really effective for automating stuff on Facebook,like sending friend requests or follow ups,it works well with multiple accounts by keeping sessions separate and lets you plug in proxies to stay under the radar.If you’re careful with rate limits and use residential proxies or antidetect browsers like Multilogin,you can reduce the chances of getting flagged. Just start slow,like 10-15 actions per day - and scale up gradually,its worth noting this goes against Facebook’s rules,so there’s always a risk involved
AURURA AGENCY
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You want to automatically make friends and send messages on Facebook, but software that does this is risky because Facebook strictly prevents spam, Facebook can ban your account.
Andrew_AgrowthAds
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so true, even real normal users could get warning and temporary ban if they send too many friend requests or join too many groups
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I think using an anti-detect browser with proxies is the best way to create and manage multiple accounts. To increase friends, avoid using any software. Instead, you can join Facebook groups, post, comment, engage with members, and add them as friends.
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There is an automation software or website that helps you create automation path . It can help you send messages, reply , and work as an agent.
LEGIT AGENCY MARKETING
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I have a suggestion Tools you can use, ReachOwl, Genius Connector,
Caden Marketing Agency
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You can automate this process completely by using emulators or your own scripts, combining clean proxies and anti-detection browsers. Just make sure to delay appropriately, not exceed daily limits, and always check account status to avoid checkpoints. When scaling multiple accounts, separate environments and monitor logs carefully.
Albert Meraki Agency
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Automating this process is possible if you set up the right environment. Use an anti-detect browser combined with a residential proxy or 4G for each account to avoid duplicate fingerprints. Then, you can write a script or use a custom tool to send invitations with random delays, track acceptors, and message according to the flow. Each account should be warmed up before launching, limit actions per day to avoid checkpoints. Scales well if you manage it well and keep the behavior close to real users.
Talen Mikenco Agency
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There is no solution to this yet.
Backlink Guru
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Hey! Automating friend requests and follow-ups can save time, but you need to be careful with Facebook’s limits to avoid getting flagged. Some tools like Jarvee or PhantomBuster offer these features and support multiple accounts, but it’s best to start slow and monitor activity closely. Always prioritize quality over quantity to keep accounts safe. Hope that helps!
