That’s a huge daily cost. You might want to look into using aged browser fingerprints or cookies from non-Gmail accounts, maybe Yahoo or Outlook. Also, rotating residential proxies and spoofed user agents might help reduce reliance on Gmail cookies.I have a bot that works to send SEO traffic via Google, everything works fine, but this bot uses a gmail registration cookie and this costs me between $100-500 per day. What alternative cookie can I use?
HiI have a bot that works to send SEO traffic via Google, everything works fine, but this bot uses a gmail registration cookie and this costs me between $100-500 per day. What alternative cookie can I use?
Yes, there are a few solid services that offer this kind of automation, but most public SMM panels tend to be unstable or deliver low-quality signals. If you're looking for auto-likes, views, and RTs that trigger reliably on every post, your best bet is to either build your own setup (via private API or automation bot) or partner with a service that uses private infrastructure. For long-term consistency and safety, mobile proxies (rotating ones) are key, especially when you're automating across multiple accounts or need to mimic natural engagement behavior.I have a bot that works to send SEO traffic via Google, everything works fine, but this bot uses a gmail registration cookie and this costs me between $100-500 per day. What alternative cookie can I use?
do you have? @Rebel PhantomTry using fresh session cookies from low cost aged account ( non-gmail) with good proxies- much cheaper and still keeps the traffic looking legit.