Build your operator stack
Pick your goal below, then complete the four required service signups — AdsPower, CapMonster, proxies, and VPS — before installing the bot.
Which bot fits your goal?
Pick one — we'll route you to the right product and docs.
Clone an operator stack
Download sanitized JSON presets — runtime, captcha, proxy type, worker counts. No API keys or passwords. Import manually in the desktop app Configuration tab.
Before you install
Choose the services your workflow needs
The built-in browser does not require an AdsPower or MultiLogin account. Managed browser providers, CAPTCHA solvers, proxy services and hosting are external options with separate costs. Configure the options your workflow uses; a paid account for every category is not required to save an inactive campaign.
Start with a ready browser runtime and a valid inactive campaign. Add a solver if challenges require it, a proxy source if your workflow needs it, and hosting if you need an always-on machine. Review the module setup checklist before enabling a campaign.
Setup checklist — complete in order
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Step 1 — Browser runtime (managed provider optional)
OptionalChoose the built-in browser or connect a managed provider
The built-in browser runs locally without a separate provider account. AdsPower or MultiLogin is optional when you need their managed profiles.
Note
A separate subscription is needed only for the managed provider you choose. Size its profile allowance to your intended use; do not buy a fixed tier solely to complete this checklist.
What to do
- 1.Start with the built-in browser in the module runtime selector, or choose AdsPower/MultiLogin.
- 2.If using a managed provider, create its account and choose an allowance suitable for your profiles.
- 3.Install the AdsPower desktop app on the machine that will run the bot.
- 4.In the bot app, open Configuration and connect AdsPower (local API).
MultiLogin is supported in Configuration if you already have seats.
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Step 2 — CAPTCHA solver (if needed)
OptionalChoose a CAPTCHA solver and add your API key to the bot
Configure a supported solver if your workflow encounters CAPTCHA challenges. Solver services are separate from your Botlord subscription.
Note
Add about $5–10 USD prepaid balance after signup so solves are available during runs.
What to do
- 1.Pick any provider below and create an account.
- 2.Add $5–10 USD prepaid balance (or follow the provider’s minimum).
- 3.Copy your API key from the provider dashboard.
- 4.In the bot app, open Configuration → CAPTCHA, select the solver, paste the key, and save.
Providers you can use — pick one:
Get API keyCapMonster
Browser extension CAPTCHA solver — add ~$5–10 USD balance
Get API keyCapSolver
Browser extension CAPTCHA solver for CapSolver accounts
Get API key2captcha
Browser extension CAPTCHA solver backed by 2Captcha
Get API keyAnti-Captcha
Browser extension CAPTCHA solver for Anti-Captcha accounts
Get API keySolveCaptcha
Browser extension CAPTCHA solver for SolveCaptcha accounts
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Step 3 — Proxies (optional)
OptionalChoose a proxy provider and add proxies in the bot
Rotating residential or mobile IPs reduce detection. Useful for production; you can skip this for quick local tests.
Note
Optional for local testing. Recommended for production — use rotating residential or mobile IPs, not your home connection.
What to do
- 1.Pick any provider below and create an account.
- 2.Purchase a residential or mobile proxy plan for your expected volume.
- 3.Copy your proxy host, port, username, and password (or proxy list).
- 4.Use the module Proxy pool for shared proxies or campaign Setup → Custom list. Check format first; Test live connection makes a real network request.
Providers you can use — pick one:
Webshare and GridPanel also work if you already use them.
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Step 4 — Windows VPS (optional)
OptionalRent a Windows VPS if you need the bot running around the clock
A VPS keeps campaigns running when your local PC is off or asleep.
Note
8 GB RAM minimum on the VPS — not 2 GB. Windows Server needs an open RDP session for non-headless profiles.
What to do
- 1.Open the plans link below and choose a Windows VPS with at least 8 GB RAM.
- 2.Connect via RDP, reboot after upgrade if you resized, and confirm several GB free in Task Manager.
- 3.Install Botlord and, if selected, your managed browser provider on the server. Check the runtime and one profile before unattended use.
- 4.Keep the RDP/desktop session active while workers run.
ProfitServer for budget VPS. ubiDesktop for a full cloud Windows desktop.
VPS sizing & profile troubleshooting →