CTR Surge is a module inside Botlord Platform. Install and activate the platform first, then configure this engine.
Profile strategy
Disposable vs Trusted Identities profiles, warmup templates, and antidetect browser setup for CTR work.
1 min readProfile strategy modes
Disposable mode creates a fresh browser profile for every session — no warmup, no persistence. Fast, clean, and the default for most CTR campaigns.
Trusted Identities mode reuses persistent long-lived profiles. New profiles browse naturally for several days (warmup) before doing any CTR work. Better stealth signal, slower to ramp up.
Adaptive mode lets the platform decide per-session based on each profile's trust score. Recommended if you want the platform to manage profile lifecycle automatically.
Warmup templates
In Trusted Identities mode, new profiles run warmup sessions before any CTR work. Templates control what the bot browses: Casual (news and lifestyle), Researcher (long-form reads), Shopping (product browsing), Mobile (mobile viewport and gestures), Brand Boost (brand-focused searches).
Choose the template that fits your niche — a profile warmed on shopping content looks more natural clicking e-commerce ads than one warmed on tech articles.
Warmup duration is set by warmup_days. 3–7 days is typical before a profile is eligible for CTR work.
Antidetect browser profiles
When using AdsPower or MultiLogin runtime, each profile gets its own browser fingerprint, cookies, and local storage. Workers draw from a shared profile pool.
Profile pool orchestration has three modes — read-only (observe only), soft (suggest allocation), and full (pool is the source of truth). Most CTR operators start in read-only and move to full when running large concurrent pools.
Disposable mode with AdsPower/MultiLogin still generates a fresh fingerprint each session but tears it down after — giving isolation without persistence.