Just wanted to share how I’ve been creating Gmail accounts in bulk recently. I’m not a coder, so everything I do is with tools that don’t need programming.
I used to create them one by one manually… super slow and annoying. Now I found a way to automate most of the process — like opening browser, filling the form, solving captchas, even switching IPs. I can run a few threads at the same time, so it saves me a lot of time.
A few things that helped me:
- Use good proxies (mobile or resi is safer)
- Don’t rush the process — delays are important
- Try to change fingerprints and user agents often
- For phone verification, I use SMS APIs or sites
Right now I can make 100–300 accounts daily from just one device. It’s not perfect, but it works fine for what I need.
If anyone’s doing similar stuff, happy to talk and exchange ideas.
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Hey Jackie, appreciate you sharing this I’d definitely be interested in exchanging ideas.
I’ve been working toward a similar goal but focused more on building intelligent crawlers that can learn from algorithmic patterns and autonomously farm video links for a guerrilla marketing network. The accounts are just the infrastructure, but without reliable verification, it bottlenecks everything.
So far, SMS services like 5sim and sms-activate have been extremely unreliable — tons of numbers rejected outright or marked as unusable by Google. I’ve gone through dozens of attempts without getting even one verified.
Would really value any insight you’re willing to share on what’s working for you in terms of SMS, browser environment, or delay strategies. Not looking to copy just trying to get past this initial wall so we can move on to the more interesting parts.
Thanks again for putting this out there.