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Title: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on February 26, 2015, 09:02:22 AM
Dont know if this is the right section for this but yeah are faucets profitable? I know they use a lot of ads in order to get some money back but there some faucets offering a somewhat big amount of btc and they are pretty famous so i was wondering how can they resist


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: micky123 on February 26, 2015, 09:08:00 AM
Dont know if this is the right section for this but yeah are faucets profitable? I know they use a lot of ads in order to get some money back but there some faucets offering a somewhat big amount of btc and they are pretty famous so i was wondering how can they resist

I have been using faucets and they were my gateway into the bitcoin world. Faucets have now become less lucrative owning to the falling price of BTC (although, it can be argued that some faucets have increased their payouts with the price fall- case in point is freebitco.in). For me faucets are profitable only if you have a loyal bunch of affiliates who will use your ref link and do their thing every day, i built up a good referral list initially through some giveaways. Even if i don't do them myself, they do pay out some thing every week which typically takes care of my tx fees.

All in all, if BTC rises and you have been collecting dust from faucets, that dust could be worth its weight in gold, but without a proper affiliate backing, making enough is always going to be a huge challenge.

Good luck either ways!

Edit: You might be better off getting into a signature campaign. Beware not to scam the boards though or you might get banned / negative feedback. Check this thread for active signature campaigns:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Shogen on February 26, 2015, 09:10:39 AM
Dont know if this is the right section for this but yeah are faucets profitable? I know they use a lot of ads in order to get some money back but there some faucets offering a somewhat big amount of btc and they are pretty famous so i was wondering how can they resist

I have been using faucets and they were my gateway into the bitcoin world. Faucets have now become less lucrative owning to the falling price of BTC (although, it can be argued that some faucets have increased their payouts with the price fall- case in point is freebitco.in). For me faucets are profitable only if you have a loyal bunch of affiliates who will use your ref link and do their thing every day, i built up a good referral list initially through some giveaways. Even if i don't do them myself, they do pay out some thing every week which typically takes care of my tx fees.

All in all, if BTC rises and you have been collecting dust from faucets, that dust could be worth its weight in gold, but without a proper affiliate backing, making enough is always going to be a huge challenge.

Good luck either ways!

If I understand it correctly, OP is asking about the profitability of operating a faucet site rather than claiming satoshi from faucets.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: micky123 on February 26, 2015, 09:12:23 AM
Dont know if this is the right section for this but yeah are faucets profitable? I know they use a lot of ads in order to get some money back but there some faucets offering a somewhat big amount of btc and they are pretty famous so i was wondering how can they resist

I have been using faucets and they were my gateway into the bitcoin world. Faucets have now become less lucrative owning to the falling price of BTC (although, it can be argued that some faucets have increased their payouts with the price fall- case in point is freebitco.in). For me faucets are profitable only if you have a loyal bunch of affiliates who will use your ref link and do their thing every day, i built up a good referral list initially through some giveaways. Even if i don't do them myself, they do pay out some thing every week which typically takes care of my tx fees.

All in all, if BTC rises and you have been collecting dust from faucets, that dust could be worth its weight in gold, but without a proper affiliate backing, making enough is always going to be a huge challenge.

Good luck either ways!

If I understand it correctly, OP is asking about the profitability of operating a faucet site rather than claiming satoshi from faucets.
Hmm... to me it looked like they wanted to do faucets. I think more clarity needed from the OP. A newbie typically would ask if a faucet was profitable though. Lets wait for clarity.  ;D


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: GannickusX on February 26, 2015, 10:27:15 AM
Dont know if this is the right section for this but yeah are faucets profitable? I know they use a lot of ads in order to get some money back but there some faucets offering a somewhat big amount of btc and they are pretty famous so i was wondering how can they resist

I have been using faucets and they were my gateway into the bitcoin world. Faucets have now become less lucrative owning to the falling price of BTC (although, it can be argued that some faucets have increased their payouts with the price fall- case in point is freebitco.in). For me faucets are profitable only if you have a loyal bunch of affiliates who will use your ref link and do their thing every day, i built up a good referral list initially through some giveaways. Even if i don't do them myself, they do pay out some thing every week which typically takes care of my tx fees.

All in all, if BTC rises and you have been collecting dust from faucets, that dust could be worth its weight in gold, but without a proper affiliate backing, making enough is always going to be a huge challenge.

Good luck either ways!

If I understand it correctly, OP is asking about the profitability of operating a faucet site rather than claiming satoshi from faucets.
Hmm... to me it looked like they wanted to do faucets. I think more clarity needed from the OP. A newbie typically would ask if a faucet was profitable though. Lets wait for clarity.  ;D

He is obviously talking about making a faucet ''I know they use a lot of ads in order to get some money back''


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: ikydesu on February 26, 2015, 06:21:56 PM
Dont know if this is the right section for this but yeah are faucets profitable? I know they use a lot of ads in order to get some money back but there some faucets offering a somewhat big amount of btc and they are pretty famous so i was wondering how can they resist

I think if you good developer with faucet like make your profit ads and reward earning is balance, that's profitable :D
yes many more famous faucet there, but becareful to "faucet scam".


~iki


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Exther2 on February 28, 2015, 10:16:14 AM
I agree with most of comments here.
Faucet can be profitable. You need nice layout, you need good hosting, you need some bitcoins to invest and you need some marketing.
You can profit by ads. I saw many of faucets getting nice money monthly paid from ads.
But also do not expect to gain a million. As it's named "faucet", you're giving a little, so you should expect a little profit. If more, better for you.
As any project it needs a time. You cannot make it famous in a week.
Invest and wait, but don't just wait, work on spreading a word about it to gain some visitors as you depend on them.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: najzenmajsen on February 28, 2015, 08:26:39 PM
I agree with most of comments here.
Faucet can be profitable. You need nice layout, you need good hosting, you need some bitcoins to invest and you need some marketing.
You can profit by ads. I saw many of faucets getting nice money monthly paid from ads.
But also do not expect to gain a million. As it's named "faucet", you're giving a little, so you should expect a little profit. If more, better for you.
As any project it needs a time. You cannot make it famous in a week.
Invest and wait, but don't just wait, work on spreading a word about it to gain some visitors as you depend on them.
well , all he needs to do is have a website in similar colors as the black and blue dress and he'll get thousands of people visiting the website because they need to know the mystery of the color.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: PenguinFire on February 28, 2015, 09:23:53 PM
I agree with most of comments here.
Faucet can be profitable. You need nice layout, you need good hosting, you need some bitcoins to invest and you need some marketing.
You can profit by ads. I saw many of faucets getting nice money monthly paid from ads.
But also do not expect to gain a million. As it's named "faucet", you're giving a little, so you should expect a little profit. If more, better for you.
As any project it needs a time. You cannot make it famous in a week.
Invest and wait, but don't just wait, work on spreading a word about it to gain some visitors as you depend on them.
well , all he needs to do is have a website in similar colors as the black and blue dress and he'll get thousands of people visiting the website because they need to know the mystery of the color.

xD  hehe   Excellent idea but that whole fad will run its course in a few days or weeks.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 01, 2015, 11:55:49 AM
Im thinking of making one that has a multiplier like freebitco.in pretty much like a dice game inside the faucet, im pretty sure they make good profit with that


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: chaosknight on March 01, 2015, 02:35:33 PM
they are profitable only if you can promote them well and get a good amount of users
thats the most important thing , promotion of the faucet


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: minifrij on March 01, 2015, 06:33:53 PM
The profitability depends on a few factors. Your rewards, hosting, advertising for your faucet and advertising on your faucet etc. Chances are, from a faucet site alone you won't be rolling in the big bucks.
From personal experience and other faucet owners I've talked to, profit mostly comes from referral programs on other faucets/GPT programs.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 02, 2015, 09:33:31 AM
The profitability depends on a few factors. Your rewards, hosting, advertising for your faucet and advertising on your faucet etc. Chances are, from a faucet site alone you won't be rolling in the big bucks.
From personal experience and other faucet owners I've talked to, profit mostly comes from referral programs on other faucets/GPT programs.

If i ever make one, the rewards should be somewhat high to really atract people


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Anillos2 on March 02, 2015, 04:45:59 PM
Dont know if this is the right section for this but yeah are faucets profitable? I know they use a lot of ads in order to get some money back but there some faucets offering a somewhat big amount of btc and they are pretty famous so i was wondering how can they resist
I can't tell you.

I did a lot of "fauceting" in 2012 and I got a small amount of money, but this small amount of money grew in 2013. Now, I'm rich I have more money, but most of my BTC funds come from BTC works, so I recommend you to visit the services thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0
Maybe You can find a small work for you, and You will earn more money.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Icardi09 on March 02, 2015, 05:05:20 PM
If you can get a lot unique visitor from your faucet, most likely it will be profitable
that's why some big faucet still online till now, they depend on ads (usually adsense from google) to pay their visitor
be careful somebody will try to cheat you! they claim your faucet using bot and your deposit/wallet will drain quickly


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 02, 2015, 06:47:15 PM
If you can get a lot unique visitor from your faucet, most likely it will be profitable
that's why some big faucet still online till now, they depend on ads (usually adsense from google) to pay their visitor
be careful somebody will try to cheat you! they claim your faucet using bot and your deposit/wallet will drain quickly

I dont think thats possible because of captchas even if they use a captcha solver wont be worth it, am i wrong on this?


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Icardi09 on March 03, 2015, 12:37:36 AM
If you can get a lot unique visitor from your faucet, most likely it will be profitable
that's why some big faucet still online till now, they depend on ads (usually adsense from google) to pay their visitor
be careful somebody will try to cheat you! they claim your faucet using bot and your deposit/wallet will drain quickly

I dont think thats possible because of captchas even if they use a captcha solver wont be worth it, am i wrong on this?

I think there are bot which can bypass captcha, especially simple captcha.
i saw this on faucet owner's complain why their deposit in faucet drain quickly. That's why captcha change every period of time. To avoid this trick maybe


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: finnile on March 03, 2015, 05:46:06 AM
I have always thought of faucets being waste of time. They are obviously profitable, but not at all worth the time.
Even running a faucet isn't much profitable anymore,as there already exist a lot of them , and not a lot of people now visit them .


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 03, 2015, 12:50:41 PM
Dont know if this is the right section for this but yeah are faucets profitable? I know they use a lot of ads in order to get some money back but there some faucets offering a somewhat big amount of btc and they are pretty famous so i was wondering how can they resist

Well , they are profitable if you hhave a good strategy to run them . Maybe you can offer the highest paying out faucet, and get more traffic. This way you will also get a higher views on the site for ads

Yes that is a good idea and the idea of integrating a dice in the faucet itself its pretty good aswell


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 03, 2015, 02:23:10 PM
Dont know if this is the right section for this but yeah are faucets profitable? I know they use a lot of ads in order to get some money back but there some faucets offering a somewhat big amount of btc and they are pretty famous so i was wondering how can they resist

Well , they are profitable if you hhave a good strategy to run them . Maybe you can offer the highest paying out faucet, and get more traffic. This way you will also get a higher views on the site for ads

Yes that is a good idea and the idea of integrating a dice in the faucet itself its pretty good aswell

I think on;y freebitco.in does that now. And in that strategy they also get back the amount that they giveaway in the faucet and are able to maintain the traffic on their site.

Yes exactly, freebitco.in is one of the oldest faucets and they pay a good amount of bitcoins. Im planning to do one like that but maybe with some altcoin, but i dont know wich one


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Icardi09 on March 03, 2015, 04:28:38 PM
Dont know if this is the right section for this but yeah are faucets profitable? I know they use a lot of ads in order to get some money back but there some faucets offering a somewhat big amount of btc and they are pretty famous so i was wondering how can they resist

Well , they are profitable if you hhave a good strategy to run them . Maybe you can offer the highest paying out faucet, and get more traffic. This way you will also get a higher views on the site for ads

Yes that is a good idea and the idea of integrating a dice in the faucet itself its pretty good aswell

I think on;y freebitco.in does that now. And in that strategy they also get back the amount that they giveaway in the faucet and are able to maintain the traffic on their site.

Yes exactly, freebitco.in is one of the oldest faucets and they pay a good amount of bitcoins. Im planning to do one like that but maybe with some altcoin, but i dont know wich one
do it for DarkCoin (DRK)
many people using that and it's price is good


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 03, 2015, 04:33:43 PM
Dont know if this is the right section for this but yeah are faucets profitable? I know they use a lot of ads in order to get some money back but there some faucets offering a somewhat big amount of btc and they are pretty famous so i was wondering how can they resist

Well , they are profitable if you hhave a good strategy to run them . Maybe you can offer the highest paying out faucet, and get more traffic. This way you will also get a higher views on the site for ads

Yes that is a good idea and the idea of integrating a dice in the faucet itself its pretty good aswell

I think on;y freebitco.in does that now. And in that strategy they also get back the amount that they giveaway in the faucet and are able to maintain the traffic on their site.

Yes exactly, freebitco.in is one of the oldest faucets and they pay a good amount of bitcoins. Im planning to do one like that but maybe with some altcoin, but i dont know wich one
do it for DarkCoin (DRK)
many people using that and it's price is good

Ye i was thinking about darkcoin, novacoin or feathercoin


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Icardi09 on March 03, 2015, 04:47:47 PM
NVC and feathercoin is good too, since their price is stable enough compare to another altcoins
hope your faucet working well


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: carlosiness on March 03, 2015, 04:52:52 PM
I have earned about 0,15btc from faucets. the beginning was enthusiastic, but to get these btc it took one year.. also my wallet was filled with dust, so i had to pay a big transaction fee in order to send them to another address.
Conclusion - faucets are waste of time, maybe they are good for beginners, but for few plays.. use signature campaigns instead


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 03, 2015, 05:00:13 PM
I have earned about 0,15btc from faucets. the beginning was enthusiastic, but to get these btc it took one year.. also my wallet was filled with dust, so i had to pay a big transaction fee in order to send them to another address.
Conclusion - faucets are waste of time, maybe they are good for beginners, but for few plays.. use signature campaigns instead

Im talking about making one if you didnt read anything here...


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: carlosiness on March 03, 2015, 05:42:23 PM
I have earned about 0,15btc from faucets. the beginning was enthusiastic, but to get these btc it took one year.. also my wallet was filled with dust, so i had to pay a big transaction fee in order to send them to another address.
Conclusion - faucets are waste of time, maybe they are good for beginners, but for few plays.. use signature campaigns instead

Im talking about making one if you didnt read anything here...

i have read only the topic, which has two sides. sorry


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: poochz0rz on March 04, 2015, 01:27:29 AM
I agree that faucets can be profitable to the owners, but that in the long run they're not all that great if you're looking to make a noticeable amount of bitcoin. The only way you could pull that off is with a lot of referrals, but I wouldn't know since the most I've had on any faucet is like three. If they weren't profitable, then they would shut down. I can't imagine a site like Moon Bitcoin going down anytime soon since they have about 20-25 ads on their site, it's ridiculous how infested that site is. Plus that sometimes ads with sound come on for no reason, just to get you to look at the page again in order to shut it off.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: fildza on March 04, 2015, 04:06:43 AM
How about you put more in your site. Not only faucet but rotator, games, giveaway etc


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Equinoxx on March 04, 2015, 04:26:21 AM
In my experience when I ran freebieco.in ( It is closed now ). I ran this with marcotheminer. We were in profit everyday.
It was 0.07 profit / day roughly. We stopped this as one of our partners were screwing up the payments.
We used Google AdSense, Adbit.co and A-Ads. It was also a simple microwallet faucet.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: noma on March 04, 2015, 10:19:43 AM
What is the maximum amount any faucet offers to claim one time ?


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: medUSA on March 04, 2015, 11:07:31 AM
You need to a high payout to bring people to your faucet, and advertisers will only come if fee is low because click rate is honestly extremely low. Balancing this is a difficult game. I do not believe faucets are profitable now. They used to be when bitcoin price is low.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: fildza on March 04, 2015, 11:43:36 AM
In my experience when I ran freebieco.in ( It is closed now ). I ran this with marcotheminer. We were in profit everyday.
It was 0.07 profit / day roughly. We stopped this as one of our partners were screwing up the payments.
We used Google AdSense, Adbit.co and A-Ads. It was also a simple microwallet faucet.
Net profit 0.07/day ? That really good income you have there


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Amph on March 04, 2015, 01:25:52 PM
What is the maximum amount any faucet offers to claim one time ?

well if you are like i think even something around 0.4, but don't bet on that too much

usually they are worthless, unless you do some cheats via bot


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Equinoxx on March 04, 2015, 01:30:34 PM
In my experience when I ran freebieco.in ( It is closed now ). I ran this with marcotheminer. We were in profit everyday.
It was 0.07 profit / day roughly. We stopped this as one of our partners were screwing up the payments.
We used Google AdSense, Adbit.co and A-Ads. It was also a simple microwallet faucet.
Net profit 0.07/day ? That really good income you have there

It was great and then our partner had to screw us up the ass. ( Sorry if that's a bit graphic ) But It was great income.
It had 200k visits a day according to Google's statistics.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 04, 2015, 02:38:27 PM
What is the maximum amount any faucet offers to claim one time ?

well if you are like i think even something around 0.4, but don't bet on that too much

usually they are worthless, unless you do some cheats via bot

Freebitco.in gives 200$ as max profit


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: trafficolaa on March 04, 2015, 04:56:35 PM
What is the maximum amount any faucet offers to claim one time ?

well if you are like i think even something around 0.4, but don't bet on that too much

usually they are worthless, unless you do some cheats via bot

Freebitco.in gives 200$ as max profit

$200 i never see there that amount won by any user, much hard to hit that.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: JohnnyBTC on March 04, 2015, 05:27:58 PM
In my experience when I ran freebieco.in ( It is closed now ). I ran this with marcotheminer. We were in profit everyday.
It was 0.07 profit / day roughly. We stopped this as one of our partners were screwing up the payments.
We used Google AdSense, Adbit.co and A-Ads. It was also a simple microwallet faucet.
Net profit 0.07/day ? That really good income you have there

maybe that why its closed now lol


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Equinoxx on March 04, 2015, 06:10:43 PM
In my experience when I ran freebieco.in ( It is closed now ). I ran this with marcotheminer. We were in profit everyday.
It was 0.07 profit / day roughly. We stopped this as one of our partners were screwing up the payments.
We used Google AdSense, Adbit.co and A-Ads. It was also a simple microwallet faucet.
Net profit 0.07/day ? That really good income you have there

maybe that why its closed now lol

It was our partner that fcuked up. I would love that income everyday. But it's closed now :(


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: GannickusX on March 06, 2015, 06:30:06 PM
What is the maximum amount any faucet offers to claim one time ?

well if you are like i think even something around 0.4, but don't bet on that too much

usually they are worthless, unless you do some cheats via bot

Freebitco.in gives 200$ as max profit

$200 i never see there that amount won by any user, much hard to hit that.

Do you know all the users on the site?


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: finlon on March 06, 2015, 09:35:09 PM
I still wonder, why people still try faucets. There are other ways to earn much more btc than by getting amount from a faucet.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Equinoxx on March 07, 2015, 09:58:39 AM
I still wonder, why people still try faucets. There are other ways to earn much more btc than by getting amount from a faucet.

That is true. But faucets require a little bankroll which appears to most. A dice site require a big bankroll. But I see what you're saying.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 07, 2015, 11:08:05 AM
I still wonder, why people still try faucets. There are other ways to earn much more btc than by getting amount from a faucet.

What other ways are you talking about? As far as i know you can only get free btc from faucets


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: minifrij on March 07, 2015, 11:50:51 AM
What other ways are you talking about? As far as i know you can only get free btc from faucets
GPT (Get Paid To) sites can give you free BTC, like PTC sites or sites where you get paid by offerwalls.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 07, 2015, 11:56:10 AM
What other ways are you talking about? As far as i know you can only get free btc from faucets
GPT (Get Paid To) sites can give you free BTC, like PTC sites or sites where you get paid by offerwalls.

As far as i know sites that give you btc to do tasks like solving captchas or view ads dont give you that much btc, i dont know if you know any that is really good but so far i havent found anything


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: rikkie on March 07, 2015, 11:56:47 AM
THere is a lof of differece between the faucets.
It's a little bit looking for those who give a bit more than most of them.
For a few sat. BTC i don't use them every hour.
But it's great when you see from time to time a small amount entering you wallet.
It depends on how much time you want to spend to got to the faucets, solve the captcha...
From time to time i like it.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 07, 2015, 12:13:05 PM
THere is a lof of differece between the faucets.
It's a little bit looking for those who give a bit more than most of them.
For a few sat. BTC i don't use them every hour.
But it's great when you see from time to time a small amount entering you wallet.
It depends on how much time you want to spend to got to the faucets, solve the captcha...
From time to time i like it.

Thats a good point. Most faucets pay from 100sat to 1.000 per hour. What if i make the faucet pay every 24 hours but a bigger amount like 5.000 satoshis maybe 10.000?


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Equinoxx on March 07, 2015, 01:21:09 PM
THere is a lof of differece between the faucets.
It's a little bit looking for those who give a bit more than most of them.
For a few sat. BTC i don't use them every hour.
But it's great when you see from time to time a small amount entering you wallet.
It depends on how much time you want to spend to got to the faucets, solve the captcha...
From time to time i like it.

Thats a good point. Most faucets pay from 100sat to 1.000 per hour. What if i make the faucet pay every 24 hours but a bigger amount like 5.000 satoshis maybe 10.000?

Well, my faucet paid 19200 satoshi / 24 hours. And that faucet did really well.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 07, 2015, 01:34:13 PM
THere is a lof of differece between the faucets.
It's a little bit looking for those who give a bit more than most of them.
For a few sat. BTC i don't use them every hour.
But it's great when you see from time to time a small amount entering you wallet.
It depends on how much time you want to spend to got to the faucets, solve the captcha...
From time to time i like it.

Thats a good point. Most faucets pay from 100sat to 1.000 per hour. What if i make the faucet pay every 24 hours but a bigger amount like 5.000 satoshis maybe 10.000?

Well, my faucet paid 19200 satoshi / 24 hours. And that faucet did really well.

But your faucet didnt pay every 24 hours did it?


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Equinoxx on March 07, 2015, 01:38:30 PM
THere is a lof of differece between the faucets.
It's a little bit looking for those who give a bit more than most of them.
For a few sat. BTC i don't use them every hour.
But it's great when you see from time to time a small amount entering you wallet.
It depends on how much time you want to spend to got to the faucets, solve the captcha...
From time to time i like it.

Thats a good point. Most faucets pay from 100sat to 1.000 per hour. What if i make the faucet pay every 24 hours but a bigger amount like 5.000 satoshis maybe 10.000?

Well, my faucet paid 19200 satoshi / 24 hours. And that faucet did really well.

But your faucet didnt pay every 24 hours did it?

I think it was every 15 minutes. Not 24 hours.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 07, 2015, 01:40:34 PM
THere is a lof of differece between the faucets.
It's a little bit looking for those who give a bit more than most of them.
For a few sat. BTC i don't use them every hour.
But it's great when you see from time to time a small amount entering you wallet.
It depends on how much time you want to spend to got to the faucets, solve the captcha...
From time to time i like it.

Thats a good point. Most faucets pay from 100sat to 1.000 per hour. What if i make the faucet pay every 24 hours but a bigger amount like 5.000 satoshis maybe 10.000?

Well, my faucet paid 19200 satoshi / 24 hours. And that faucet did really well.

But your faucet didnt pay every 24 hours did it?

I think it was every 15 minutes. Not 24 hours.

If its every 15 minutes it didnt pay 19k per 24 hours since no one used it every 15 minutes for 24 hours, most likely it paid like 3-4k in a day


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: dr1980m on March 07, 2015, 01:43:41 PM
usually not
some of them, maybe, if you have to much free time..


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: sherbyspark on March 07, 2015, 02:29:22 PM
I just feel faucets are waste of time, for people to get some btc to try out.
I really don't see why would people spend too much of their time on them.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 07, 2015, 02:33:51 PM
I just feel faucets are waste of time, for people to get some btc to try out.
I really don't see why would people spend too much of their time on them.

A lot of people uses faucets to get bitcoins to gamble with them, you dont need a lot to gamble, 10.000 satoshis even is enough, other people probably use them to invest them somewhere else, in a month you can get 0.05 btc easily if you spend time on faucets each day


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Equinoxx on March 07, 2015, 02:35:57 PM
I just feel faucets are waste of time, for people to get some btc to try out.
I really don't see why would people spend too much of their time on them.

A lot of people uses faucets to get bitcoins to gamble with them, you dont need a lot to gamble, 10.000 satoshis even is enough, other people probably use them to invest them somewhere else, in a month you can get 0.05 btc easily if you spend time on faucets each day

If you spend as equal time posting for Bit-X you will 1.3 / month :)


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: GannickusX on March 08, 2015, 11:37:04 AM
I just feel faucets are waste of time, for people to get some btc to try out.
I really don't see why would people spend too much of their time on them.

A lot of people uses faucets to get bitcoins to gamble with them, you dont need a lot to gamble, 10.000 satoshis even is enough, other people probably use them to invest them somewhere else, in a month you can get 0.05 btc easily if you spend time on faucets each day

If you spend as equal time posting for Bit-X you will 1.3 / month :)

Wow really? Dont they have like a post limit or something?


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: finlon on March 08, 2015, 11:51:14 AM

A lot of people uses faucets to get bitcoins to gamble with them, you dont need a lot to gamble, 10.000 satoshis even is enough, other people probably use them to invest them somewhere else, in a month you can get 0.05 btc easily if you spend time on faucets each day

And how much time would that be ? Can easily take upto hours to make that amount


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Joca97 on March 08, 2015, 11:55:45 AM

A lot of people uses faucets to get bitcoins to gamble with them, you dont need a lot to gamble, 10.000 satoshis even is enough, other people probably use them to invest them somewhere else, in a month you can get 0.05 btc easily if you spend time on faucets each day

And how much time would that be ? Can easily take upto hours to make that amount

to make 0.05btc? hell no...its really hard getting money off faucet
10k sathoshi you can earn in about 10 - 15 mins depends how fast you click on faucets
but 0.05 is too much,you need lots of referrals and couple of other stuff!


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: john blue on March 08, 2015, 11:56:56 AM
no they are not profitable


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Equinoxx on March 08, 2015, 12:21:45 PM
no they are not profitable

Do you have anything to back that up? My faucet was profitable. And if the op wants I can walk him through setting his faucet up. ( If he wants )


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Omikifuse on March 08, 2015, 01:06:24 PM
no they are not profitable

if they are not profitable then why they still operate, and why people still open them and even offer faucet creation as a service ???


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: john blue on March 08, 2015, 08:12:54 PM
no they are not profitable

if they are not profitable then why they still operate, and why people still open them and even offer faucet creation as a service ???
peoples are doing 100+ faucets per day...which means a lot of hard work...and peoples who opens faucets are generally getting the ad revienews


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 08, 2015, 08:16:04 PM
no they are not profitable

Do you have anything to back that up? My faucet was profitable. And if the op wants I can walk him through setting his faucet up. ( If he wants )

Well that would be really helpful if you could help me with the payment system and such


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Equinoxx on March 08, 2015, 08:33:59 PM
no they are not profitable

Do you have anything to back that up? My faucet was profitable. And if the op wants I can walk him through setting his faucet up. ( If he wants )

Well that would be really helpful if you could help me with the payment system and such

Do you want to talk about this over skype? Here is my name: EquinoxxBitcoin


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: GannickusX on March 09, 2015, 02:24:23 PM
no they are not profitable

if they are not profitable then why they still operate, and why people still open them and even offer faucet creation as a service ???
peoples are doing 100+ faucets per day...which means a lot of hard work...and peoples who opens faucets are generally getting the ad revienews

Yes using a faucet rotator, you can use 100 faucets per day and get 0.002 - 0.003 per day with hard work


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Equinoxx on March 09, 2015, 06:23:21 PM
no they are not profitable

if they are not profitable then why they still operate, and why people still open them and even offer faucet creation as a service ???
peoples are doing 100+ faucets per day...which means a lot of hard work...and peoples who opens faucets are generally getting the ad revienews

Yes using a faucet rotator, you can use 100 faucets per day and get 0.002 - 0.003 per day with hard work

OP is talking about running a faucet. Not about claiming faucets. But really do you think you could earn that much?


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Astargath on March 09, 2015, 08:25:48 PM
no they are not profitable

if they are not profitable then why they still operate, and why people still open them and even offer faucet creation as a service ???
peoples are doing 100+ faucets per day...which means a lot of hard work...and peoples who opens faucets are generally getting the ad revienews

Yes using a faucet rotator, you can use 100 faucets per day and get 0.002 - 0.003 per day with hard work

OP is talking about running a faucet. Not about claiming faucets. But really do you think you could earn that much?

He is right there are about 30 faucets that i know of that pay min 500 satoshis per hour, using only those every hour you would get 15k satoshis, and as the other guy said people use even 100 so you could be getting 40-50k each hour if you went through all the faucets, doing it for 3-4 hours a day could earn you 0.002 wich is still not an incredible amount but it is something


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Equinoxx on March 10, 2015, 05:24:27 AM
no they are not profitable

if they are not profitable then why they still operate, and why people still open them and even offer faucet creation as a service ???
peoples are doing 100+ faucets per day...which means a lot of hard work...and peoples who opens faucets are generally getting the ad revienews

Yes using a faucet rotator, you can use 100 faucets per day and get 0.002 - 0.003 per day with hard work

OP is talking about running a faucet. Not about claiming faucets. But really do you think you could earn that much?

He is right there are about 30 faucets that i know of that pay min 500 satoshis per hour, using only those every hour you would get 15k satoshis, and as the other guy said people use even 100 so you could be getting 40-50k each hour if you went through all the faucets, doing it for 3-4 hours a day could earn you 0.002 wich is still not an incredible amount but it is something

Again, Astargath if you ever need help, I can help set up and teach you how to run it. For free of course. I used to offer this service but it was crazy popular and I couldn't focus on other things so I stopped it.
I might reopen it and say like 2 faucets / week or something.


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: finnile on March 10, 2015, 08:32:40 AM
Profitable yes. Worth it, no. Unless you can figure out a way to run bots to do all the work for you, its best to stay out of them .
Running them however might be worth it, if you can get a lot of traffic


Title: Re: Are faucets profitable
Post by: Equinoxx on March 10, 2015, 01:51:29 PM
Profitable yes. Worth it, no. Unless you can figure out a way to run bots to do all the work for you, its best to stay out of them .
Running them however might be worth it, if you can get a lot of traffic

It's not that hard to get traffic to be honest. In my experience, the more stable you are and the higher reward (obviously) equals more traffic.
On the first day of my faucets launch for example, we ended getting 50k visits. and the next for days totaled up to 500k+ ( 130k / day )