Botlord Platform setup

Required services and setup steps

Antidetect browsers, CAPTCHA APIs, proxies, and VPS — everything to run the unified desktop app at scale. Start with the service signups below, then use the guides at the bottom to install and configure the desktop app.

Before you install

Choose the services your workflow needs

The built-in browser does not require an AdsPower or MultiLogin account. Managed browser providers, CAPTCHA solvers, proxy services and hosting are external options with separate costs. Configure the options your workflow uses; a paid account for every category is not required to save an inactive campaign.

Setting up Botlord Platform uses the same setup steps listed below.

Start with a ready browser runtime and a valid inactive campaign. Add a solver if challenges require it, a proxy source if your workflow needs it, and hosting if you need an always-on machine. Review the module setup checklist before enabling a campaign.

Setup checklist — complete in order

00 of 4 complete — mark each step when done

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Step 1 — Browser runtime (managed provider optional)
Optional
Choose the built-in browser or connect a managed provider
The built-in browser runs locally without a separate provider account. AdsPower or MultiLogin is optional when you need their managed profiles.
Note
A separate subscription is needed only for the managed provider you choose. Size its profile allowance to your intended use; do not buy a fixed tier solely to complete this checklist.
What to do
1. 1.Start with the built-in browser in the module runtime selector, or choose AdsPower/MultiLogin.
2. 2.If using a managed provider, create its account and choose an allowance suitable for your profiles.
3. 3.Install the AdsPower desktop app on the machine that will run the bot.
4. 4.In the bot app, open Configuration and connect AdsPower (local API).
MultiLogin is supported in Configuration if you already have seats.
Sign up for AdsPower →
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Step 2 — CAPTCHA solver (if needed)
Optional
Choose a CAPTCHA solver and add your API key to the bot
Configure a supported solver if your workflow encounters CAPTCHA challenges. Solver services are separate from your Botlord subscription.
Note
Add about $5–10 USD prepaid balance after signup so solves are available during runs.
What to do
1. 1.Pick any provider below and create an account.
2. 2.Add $5–10 USD prepaid balance (or follow the provider’s minimum).
3. 3.Copy your API key from the provider dashboard.
4. 4.In the bot app, open Configuration → CAPTCHA, select the solver, paste the key, and save.
Providers you can use — pick one:
CapMonster
Browser extension CAPTCHA solver — add ~$5–10 USD balance
Get API key
CapSolver
Browser extension CAPTCHA solver for CapSolver accounts
Get API key
2captcha
Browser extension CAPTCHA solver backed by 2Captcha
Get API key
Anti-Captcha
Browser extension CAPTCHA solver for Anti-Captcha accounts
Get API key
SolveCaptcha
Browser extension CAPTCHA solver for SolveCaptcha accounts
Get API key
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Step 3 — Proxies (optional)
Optional
Choose a proxy provider and add proxies in the bot
Rotating residential or mobile IPs reduce detection. Useful for production; you can skip this for quick local tests.
Note
Optional for local testing. Recommended for production — use rotating residential or mobile IPs, not your home connection.
What to do
1. 1.Pick any provider below and create an account.
2. 2.Purchase a residential or mobile proxy plan for your expected volume.
3. 3.Copy your proxy host, port, username, and password (or proxy list).
4. 4.Use the module Proxy pool for shared proxies or campaign Setup → Custom list. Check format first; Test live connection makes a real network request.
Providers you can use — pick one:
TrustProxy
Residential and mobile proxies — reliable rotation
Sign up
IPRoyal
Residential, mobile, and datacenter proxies
Sign up
Decodo
Residential and mobile proxy network
Sign up
Webshare and GridPanel also work if you already use them.
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Step 4 — Windows VPS (optional)
Optional
Rent a Windows VPS if you need the bot running around the clock
A VPS keeps campaigns running when your local PC is off or asleep.
Note
8 GB RAM minimum on the VPS — not 2 GB. Windows Server needs an open RDP session for non-headless profiles.
What to do
1. 1.Open the plans link below and choose a Windows VPS with at least 8 GB RAM.
2. 2.Connect via RDP, reboot after upgrade if you resized, and confirm several GB free in Task Manager.
3. 3.Install Botlord and, if selected, your managed browser provider on the server. Check the runtime and one profile before unattended use.
4. 4.Keep the RDP/desktop session active while workers run.
ProfitServer for budget VPS. ubiDesktop for a full cloud Windows desktop.
VPS sizing & profile troubleshooting →
View plans — Hyonix →