Spotify stream farm questions

SoundCloudPro said:

Yes, me personally I do not use an actual phone farm. I think this would be too difficult to manage on such a large scale ( would be okay on a smaller scale) however, it’s not needed as with advanced bot programs there wouldn’t be a need to use an actual phone farm. So I do use tons of RDPs to run the software on so it can be running non stop.

But for the bot if you decide to create one yourself, you will really want a developer to work on this as you will want features in the program that will help prevent bot detections. If you just had a click farm without using fingerprints, random human moments etc etc what will happen is that they will easily be able to detect this. So you will need to find a good bot to use ( which isn’t public that can be found on Google) or you will need a good developer to make one unless you can code and do it yourself.

I recommend reading some more of the other posts I’ve made here on BHW that explains something further in more details that can really help you get started.

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FraftDev said:

You could probably run this at a cost of 0.75€ per IP. That's the price we can provide per IP for IPv4 ISPs, not sure if there are better rates out there

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Twez said:

Is it profitable tho? Let's say u have 50x phones, spotify pays 0.004 per stream. Let's say the song is 2m. In 24h you will be able to get 720 streams.

720 * 50 = 36000
36000 * 0.004 = $144
0.75 x 50 (proxies isp) = 37.5

144 / 2 (distrokid's cut)
72
72-37.5 = 34.5

You also have to charge the phones, maybe have premium on some, etc. This calculation took 30s so it's not the most accurate one. So do you think that $30 / day is worth it lol?

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veezup said:

i currently have 2 iphones and my windows pc streaming about 14 hours a day, (iphones have apple music subscriptions, pc has apple music, spotify, and tidal suscription). I earn about £80-100 a month for each subscription and have been doing so for a while now. everything running smooth. each device has its own artist/distrubutor profile so theyre not linked together or traceable in any way. is there a limit of devices i can use in the same ip before i could get caught? i was thinking of buying a few more used iphones, but dont want to risk getting caught

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xnc said:

Hello, I think there are some apps that pay users for listening music. Maybe you could try to add your song there and get real reproductions avoiding the risk of getting detected.

It could work.

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diiam said:

How do tidal work for you I have several Android phones it reflects my streams on my account and artists page but not on royalties earning how does it work for you

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veezup said:

i only been paid once from tidal so far, i think i got £35 after 3 months which is poor, not sure why. maybe they stop counting stream after playing a song a certain amount of times per day

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veezup said:

i only been paid once from tidal so far, i think i got £35 after 3 months which is poor, not sure why. maybe they stop counting stream after playing a song a certain amount of times per day

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jpanda03 said:

Could someone please explain how much you can earn each month in a specific stream per account? I want to know the real numbers on how much you can get. I calculated my expenses, and it will cost me around $1k to have 60 Android devices, a premium Spotify account for all of the devices, and 60 SIM cards for all of the devices.

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sams3ppiol said:

i researched a little and 1 premium acc won't work they preffer mostly distrokid and soundcloud.

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jpanda03 said:

Can we dm? I have a lot of questions

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veezup said:

i only been paid once from tidal so far, i think i got £35 after 3 months which is poor, not sure why. maybe they stop counting stream after playing a song a certain amount of times per day

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Dave265$ said:

There’s no how you run your farm properly with the right guide and information that you won’t be swimming in money
There’s loss yea. But that’s only when you’re doing it your own way or have no solid knowledge about how it works now.
You sure know it’s no more the way it used to be years back.
And the bitter truth is. You’ll never get full info about streaming farm here. No one will share their exact method of farming on here cos I myself can’t expose that secrets.
But then there are tons of information that you could still gather and start on your own. But you’re taking higher risk that way.
I offer full guide for streaming farm and you can reach me on TG @steve31117

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jpanda03 said:

Could someone please explain how much you can earn each month in a specific stream per account? I want to know the real numbers on how much you can get. I calculated my expenses, and it will cost me around $1k to have 60 Android devices, a premium Spotify account for all of the devices, and 60 SIM cards for all of the devices.

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Joy Sanchez said:

Spotify might use system fingerprinting to gather details about the operating system, hardware configuration, and other system-specific information that can indicate if the application is running in a virtual machine..

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streamghost said:

Just has to be done properly. Also, use a variety of of traffic for a given artist. Yes, if an artist only gets 1 kind of traffic it will very likely get flagged. However, if you mix traffic from different sources (desktop, emu, real phones) and do it well, you will find that there's rarely an issue.

All streaming platforms has their on afs so you need to experiment with what their specific requirements and triggers are.

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