If you‘re a sneakerhead looking to get your hands on the latest Yeezys, you know how challenging it can be. With such high demand and limited stock, copping manually is nearly impossible these days. That‘s where bots come in. A reliable sneaker bot can be your secret weapon, helping you compete with the masses and dramatically increase your chances of success.
In this in-depth guide, I‘ll walk you through everything you need to know about using a Yeezy bot to cop in 2024. We‘ll cover what bots and proxies to use, how to set up profiles, the importance of cook groups, and step-by-step instructions for the whole process. Whether you‘re new to botting or a seasoned pro looking to up your game, this guide will give you the tools and knowledge to take your copping skills to the next level. Let‘s dive in!
Choosing the Right Yeezy Bot
Not all sneaker bots are created equal. With so many options out there, it‘s important to do your research and invest in a proven, reputable bot. Some of the top choices for Yeezys in 2024 include:
- Polaris
- Splashforce
- Cybersole
- Wrath
- Kodai
- NSB
- AIO Bot
These bots have strong track records specifically for copping Yeezys. Of course, they can be quite expensive and sell out fast. Following their Twitter feeds and joining a cook group are the best ways to know when restocks are happening so you can try to grab a key.
If you‘re not able to get your hands on one of these, renting a bot is another option. Bots like QuestAIO, Balko, and MekAIO are often available for rent. Just make sure to rent from a trusted source.
Proxies: A Botting Essential
Proxies are an absolutely essential component for botting sneakers. Without them, your bot‘s requests would all come from the same IP address, making it easy for sites to detect and ban you.
Residential proxies that come from real devices are the gold standard for Yeezy releases. Some of the most reliable providers in 2024 include:
- Bright Data
- IPRoyal
- Proxy-Seller
- SOAX
- Smartproxy
- Proxy-Cheap
- HydraProxy
Look for plans that offer unlimited bandwidth and IPs in the US and EU regions where Yeezys typically drop. Expect to pay around $20-$50 per GB.
Avoid free public proxies at all costs – they‘re slow, unreliable, and will likely get you banned. Datacenter proxies are faster and cheaper but also riskier as they‘re easier to detect. If you go this route, make sure to choose "sneaker" optimized DC proxies.
Setting Up Profiles
Profiles are where you store your billing and shipping details so your bot can auto-fill them for faster checkouts. The key is to have MANY profiles with unique payment info and addresses.
For payment, try to use a mix of credit cards, debit cards, and Paypal accounts. Ask friends and family if you can use their cards and pay them back. Virtual cards from Privacy.com are another good option.
For addresses, have a number of different ones. If you don‘t have access to multiple real addresses, you can "jig" yours by making slight variations, such as:
- 123 Main St
- 123 Main Street
- 123 Main Str
- 123 Man St
- 123 Mian St
Get creative but don‘t go overboard with the typos or your packages might not arrive. Adding a unit or apartment number is another easy way to differentiate.
The Power of Cook Groups
Joining a reputable cook group is one of the most valuable investments you can make as a sneaker botter. These private groups provide crucial information and resources like:
- Early links
- Stock numbers
- Recommended bot settings
- Reservation guides
- Restock monitors
- 1-on-1 help
Some of the best cook groups for Yeezys include Notify, Bounce Alerts, Endurance, and AK Chefs. Expect to pay around $30-$75 per month. Follow them on Twitter and turn on tweet notifications to know when they reopen to new members.
Solving CAPTCHAs
CAPTCHAs are one of the main ways sites try to deter bots. There are a few different approaches for solving them:
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Inbuilt CAPTCHA harvesters/solvers
Some of the better bots have built-in ways to get around CAPTCHAs. For example, Polaris has a special mode that auto-solves them. However, this typically only works for a limited number of tasks. -
Gmail CAPTCHA harvesters
An external CAPTCHA harvester uses Gmail accounts to generate one-click CAPTCHAs that your bot can auto-solve. The key is to have aged accounts with activity (like watching YouTube videos) so they‘re seen as more trustworthy. -
CAPTCHA solving services
Captcha solvers like Capmonster and GoodCAPTCHA cost a small fee per solved CAPTCHA (around $0.003). You submit the CAPTCHA and a worker solves it, sending the response back to your bot.
Botting on Drop Day
When the big release day arrives, it‘s go time! Here‘s a step-by-step rundown of what to expect:
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Set up your tasks
About an hour before the drop, get your tasks set up in your bot. A task is essentially an attempt to purchase the shoe. Input the product link (which you should have from your cook group), sizing, profile, proxy, CAPTCHA solver, and number of tasks. -
Start your tasks
Timing is everything. If you start too early, your tasks might time out before the release. Too late and you‘ll be stuck in the queue. For Yeezys, the sweet spot is usually 1-10 seconds before the drop time. But this varies by bot and release, so be sure to check your cook group for the recommended time. -
Monitor and manage
As your tasks start running, keep a close eye on them. If any error out, delete them and start new ones. Also watch your CAPTCHA solver balance and be ready to add more funds if needed. -
Check out and pray
If you see a task get through to checkout, congratulations! Fill out any additional info and complete the purchase ASAP. But don‘t celebrate just yet – wait for that sweet confirmation email.
If you took an L, don‘t give up! Yeezys often restock in the following days and weeks. Keep an eye on your restock monitors and be ready to fire up your bot again.
Yeezy Botting FAQ
What‘s the best bot for Yeezys?
There‘s no single "best" bot, as it depends on your budget, experience level, and the specific release. Some of the most consistently top-performing bots for Yeezys include Polaris, Splashforce, Cybersole, Wrath, Kodai, and NSB.
How much do sneaker bots cost?
Sneaker bot prices can vary widely, from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. For a reliable Yeezy bot, expect to pay at least $300-500 for a 6-month rental or $1000+ to buy outright.
Is sneaker botting legal?
The legality of sneaker botting is a bit of a gray area. While using a bot may violate a site‘s terms of service, it‘s not technically illegal on a federal level. However, using a bot to exceed purchasing limits could potentially be considered wire fraud. It‘s up to each individual botter to assess the risks.
Can I bot Yeezys on my phone?
While there are some mobile sneaker bots out there, most of the top-performing bots are desktop only. For the best chances of success, you‘ll want to run your bot on a fast, reliable computer with a wired internet connection.
Final Thoughts
Copping Yeezys with a bot can be an exciting but daunting challenge. Success requires the right tools, thorough preparation, and a good bit of luck. Hopefully this guide has given you a solid foundation to get started or level up your existing botting game.
Remember, botting is always evolving, so it‘s important to stay up-to-date on the latest strategies, tech, and release info. Cook groups and Twitter are your best friends for staying in the know.
Be patient and persistent, trust the process, and those Ws will come. Happy botting!
