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Real people doing the work, not bots

Seeding done by hand. Real people, real phones, a photo of every job.

Every interaction is one tap by hand on a real phone, made by someone in the workshop. No device emulators, no software tapping in place of a person.

  • Real phones, no emulators
  • Photos taken in the workshop
  • Signed off with evidence
The whole workshop: rows of desks, one person at each desk working several phones.
Scale

What the workshop runs

2x00
real phones
Devices switched on in the workshop
5x
people working
People tapping the screens themselves
11.xxx
orders a day
Average over the most recent month
96
per cent
Share that ran in full, counted on finished orders
8
years in the trade
Counted from the year it opened
Five steps

The seeding process

The same five steps written on the process board in the workshop.

Close up of the written process board on the workshop wall.
The process board on the workshop wall
  1. The screen with the orders that just came in, someone reading it.

    Take the job

  2. The job board on the wall, or the assignment screen.

    Prepare the list

  3. Hands at work, with the phone screen clearly visible.

    Seed to the script

  4. The checker comparing the screenshot against the quantity on screen.

    Check and report

  5. Photo coming soon

    Sign-off

Sign-off

Evidence at sign-off

Every finished order is closed with a screenshot.

No number counts as run without a photo beside it. The photos are kept per job and can be checked again at any time.

  • Photographed on the very phone that did the work.
  • Kept after the order closes, so it can be opened again when needed.
A post with the comments that have run under it.
A comment thread with nested replies, the keyboard open.
The list of comments that have run, scrolled through one batch.
See for yourself

Photos from the workshop floor

A whole row of desks, each person in front of a rack of phones with the apps open.
Close up on one desk, a hand tapping the screen of a real phone.
The job board for the day: who is on which order, on which group of devices.
The sign-off corner: a screen comparing the before and after shots of one order.

Who does this work

Over the shoulder from behind: the back of a head, the hands and the phone screen, the workshop blurred behind.
Two people side by side, cropped below the chin: four hands and two phones on the same desk.
Close up on the hands working a phone, with another phone and a notebook on the desk, side light.
Side by side

How it differs from running bots

The same number of interactions, two ways of making them, two very different results.

Item
Done by hand in the workshop
Run by bots
Where the accounts come from
By hand

Each account signs in on its own real phone, with a real person tapping.

Run by bots

Accounts created in bulk, sharing one device fingerprint.

Drop rate
By hand

Drops little, because the interactions come from accounts still in everyday use.

Run by bots

Drops in clusters, because the platform sweeps and removes a whole batch at once.

Risk to the account or page receiving it
By hand

The taps are spread at the pace of a real user, so they rarely raise a flag against the page receiving them.

Run by bots

An evenly repeated pattern easily flags the very page receiving the interactions.

Evidence at sign-off
By hand

A photo for every job, which can be checked again at any time.

Run by bots

Only a number the tool reports itself, with nothing to check it against.

When it falls short
By hand

A short delivery is refunded for the part missing and reported, except on servers labelled no refund.

Run by bots

Usually just reports that it ran, with nothing to check it against.

Services

Platforms and prices

Prices are public, with no sign-in needed. Tap a platform to filter the price list.

View the full price list

For resellers

Resell through the API

API v2 in the same style as the popular panels. An order sent through the API goes through the very same hand-worked process as one placed on the website.

  • 8 familiar actions, answering in JSON — nothing new to learn.
  • Look an order up again by your own code, and reconcile day by day.
  • The same pool of devices and the same hand-working team as single orders.

View the API docs

cURL · action=add
curl -X POST https://seedingthucong.com/api/v2 \
  -d key=sk_live_… \
  -d action=add \
  -d service=1001 \
  -d link=https://www.facebook.com/abc \
  -d quantity=1000

# → { "order": 100246 }

Send one small order, then look at the sign-off photos

The price list is open to everyone. Place one small order first, check the sign-off photos, then run the big numbers.