SENukeX Alternative - If I make it will you buy it?

@oplaopla thanks. I've seen your comment and already talked about success rate measurements on the first page.
@hpv222, @neutralhatter we're using a visual input targeting method, and a pool of pages that get selected according to certain conditions.
@seo20 I'll send you a PM
 
the screenshot is nice, now 10% of the program is done. honestly, focus on web 2.0 and multiple link platforms and your bot will be awesome
 
Mix Senuke + UltimateDemon + Magic Submitter best features, like senuke + wikis + add your own sites + video, etc and a good price and you have a winner
 
How is this coming along?.. it's certainly something i'd be interested in having a go with.
 
To be honest you should be looking at a tool like GSA Search Engine Ranker.

The huge range of platforms that supports make SENukeX look amateur in comparison in my opinion.

It's crazy how many new engines/platforms/sites are getting added to it with every update at the moment
 
Here are the reasons senukex gets away with charging such an outrageously high fee per month:

1. A crew that constantly updates the engine and fixes or drops any sites that fail to work. The software could be updated multiple times per WEEK. You don't need to tweak it, the crew tweeks it for you. You don't need to buy mods or tweaks to make it work better.

2. It doesn't crash. Ever. You don't need to pay "experts" to make it work or keep it working. If it doesn't work the fault is with your windows installation or your hardware.

3. It's noob friendly. You don't need to learn it to start using it. Getting to know it better also makes you able to use it better but the point is you hit the ground running with this tool.

4. It comes with a massive amount of sites that are guaranteed to work. It comes with proxy access too. The amount of thinking and worrying associated with a legit license is minimal. No elbow grease or technical expertise required.


There already are competing products out there such as xgen, MS, UD, sick and venom. But none of them can meet and exceed all four of the above advantages though I've heard venom comes close but never used it. Venom costs more btw. Sure you'll get a few cheapskate converts but the bulk of it's serious users won't want to compromise these advantages to save a couple of bucks each month.
 
Well... I paused development at the moment.
I might resume this project in a few months but right now I don't have to.
 
I think OP finally managed to figure out the magnitude of the project. That it is not a one man job.
 
I didn't give up, and I won't give up on the project just because of shear magnitude.

Coding was on top of Titanium Desktop. A buggy JS-based framework that, right after I started work, the vendor decided to stop supporting it (see here). You'll see what happened with it across this year.

Few months later I got fed up with coping all the bugs, and moved to Google's V8.
I still have to move sections into Google's V8, and continue the rest of the modules.

I'm not keeping a development journal now, but when I resume the project I'll let you guys know.
 
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