What's The Most Reasonable Cost/Bot You Can Find?

[apa]

I'm looking at the costs at running a bot farm to see what I'd need to expect minimum to break even. I'm thinking as far as power consumption costs, cost of proxy per account. I have a few computers I could run ~20 bots on for now. I'm thinking of a f2p throwaway farm. Scripts I'd write myself, auto mule and everything.

What got me interested was this  proxy service https://www.socks-proxy.net/buysocksproxy.html which offers an updating list of proxies. You could have a different proxy per throwaway account...

I'd like to know if anyone has done the math to the specifics.

[gekkebakker]

the best money maker at the moment is +100 accounts fishing shrimps at draynor village. 

[apa]

1 minute ago, gekkebakker said:

the best money maker at the moment is +100 accounts fishing shrimps at draynor village. 

Better yet 100+ gang on the mugger for capes

[Galileo]

4 minutes ago, gekkebakker said:

the best money maker at the moment is +100 accounts fishing shrimps at draynor village. 

90 accounts for shrimps and 10 for taking care of the dark wizards LUL

[Ragnar Lothbrok]

18 minutes ago, apa said:

I'm looking at the costs at running a bot farm to see what I'd need to expect minimum to break even. I'm thinking as far as power consumption costs, cost of proxy per account. I have a few computers I could run ~20 bots on for now. I'm thinking of a f2p throwaway farm. Scripts I'd write myself, auto mule and everything.

What got me interested was this  proxy service https://www.socks-proxy.net/buysocksproxy.html which offers an updating list of proxies. You could have a different proxy per throwaway account...

I'd like to know if anyone has done the math to the specifics.

I was running a single bot per $10 instance on Digital Ocean - had everything fully automated using Docker containers and Rancher:
https://rancher.com/

Probably a bit overkill but I like the automation and how I was able to utilise the API to automate the creation of accounts right through to scaling the size of my farm.

This meant that I was eating into a fair chunk of my profits however I was able to leave it running for days on end without every worrying about it or needing any of my input which outweighed the lost profit in my eyes.