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What is Boostbot?
BoostBot is a suite of mobile-game automation tools that runs on Windows and uses Android emulators to perform repetitive in-game tasks 24/7, allowing players to run unlimited farm accounts and automate resource gathering, building upgrades, daily tasks, and base protection. The platform provides three main delivery options: a local Pro License for users who run bots on their own PC, a Cloud Bot Server option for hosted bot instances, and a managed “Farm for Me” service where BoostBot operators run accounts for you. The website lists broad support for dozens of popular mobile titles (strategy, RPG, and idle games), a drag-and-drop script/task editor, emulator instance management (LDPlayer, Nox, MEmu supported), and account-switching features so multi-account users can run many farms from a single machine. Target users are players who want to scale account progression or maintain many accounts simultaneously (alliance leaders, powerfarmers, and players who dislike repetitive grinding); BoostBot emphasizes time saved, around-the-clock operation, and unlimited account support as its core value propositions.
Boostbot pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
BoostBot lists three primary pricing tiers on the website: a Pro License starting as low as $15 per month for users who run the bot on their own PC; a Cloud Bot Server hosted option starting around $79 per month for remote, always-on instances; and a managed Farm-for-Me service starting as low as $8 per month where BoostBot operators run and maintain farm accounts for you. The site indicates the Pro License includes the desktop launcher and local bot features, the Cloud Bot Server provides hosted instances and eliminates local hardware management, and Farm-for-Me covers operator-run farming services; promotions and email-subscriber discounts are mentioned for occasional deals.
Boostbot pros
- Supports a very large list of popular mobile games
- Three usage options: Pro License, Cloud Bot Server, and managed Farm-for-Me
- Runs on Windows using common Android emulators (LDPlayer, Nox, MEmu)
- Unlimited accounts supported for large-scale farming
- Drag-and-drop task/script ordering for custom workflows
- Built-in account switching to automate multiple in-game accounts
- Can auto-farm resources continuously (24/7 operation)
- Auto-build and auto-upgrade features to progress bases automatically
- Auto-complete daily tasks and routine activities
- Auto-shield/protect base functionality to reduce manual play
- Save and reuse script settings per emulator instance
- Detailed get-started guides and downloadable launcher (.jar)
- Offers a hosted cloud server option to avoid local hardware constraints
- Managed Farm-for-Me service for hands-off, operator-run farming
- Active changelog/support history and frequent feature updates indicated
- Tiered pricing with low entry price for the Pro License
Boostbot cons
- Windows-only desktop client (requires Windows PC to run locally)
- Requires Java JRE/JDK (specific versions) which adds setup friction
- Only supports a limited set of emulators (LDPlayer, Nox, MEmu)
- Windows username and folder path must contain only English characters
- Local setup can be technical (emulator instances, Java, emulator configs)
- Using the same emulator on multiple instances causes conflicts
- Cloud server option is significantly more expensive than local Pro
- Automated botting may violate game ToS and risk account bans
- Free trial/features require manual configuration before testing
- Farm-for-Me service requires sharing account details or providing access
Frequently asked questions about Boostbot
What platforms and emulators does BoostBot work with?
BoostBot runs as a Windows desktop launcher and is designed to work with specific Android emulators; the site recommends LDPlayer (preferred), and also supports Nox and MEmu; using any other emulator is not supported and can cause errors during instance creation.
Do I need Java to run BoostBot?
Yes; the player must have Java installed: the website requires a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and JDK (they specifically call out JDK 21 in guides) and instructs not to extract the .jar file but to open it with the Java binary to launch the client.
Can I run multiple accounts at once?
Yes; BoostBot supports unlimited accounts and encourages creating multiple emulator instances and assigning different accounts or settings per instance; the bot can change accounts in-game when the game supports account switching and can run many instances in series or parallel depending on your hardware or cloud server choice.
What happens if I use the same emulator for multiple BoostBot instances?
The website warns that using the same emulator on multiple BoostBot instances will lead to conflicts, so each instance should use its own emulator instance to avoid errors and unexpected behavior.
Which games are supported by BoostBot?
BoostBot publishes an extensive list of supported titles on the site that includes many strategy and mobile RPG games (examples listed include AFK Arena, Rise of Kingdoms, Last Shelter, Clash-style games, Puzzles & Survival, and dozens more), and they update the supported-games list as new bots are released.
What are the main automation features the bot provides?
Key automation modules listed are Auto Farm (resource gathering), Auto Build (upgrading buildings), Auto Tasks (daily quest and task completion), and Auto Shield (automatic base protection), plus script scheduling and drag-and-drop task ordering to customize behavior.
Can I test BoostBot before buying?
The site encourages trying the free trial/setup and mentions a free trial experience in testimonials; users are directed to start botting and try the bot locally before committing to paid tiers, though some premium features (cloud server access, Farm-for-Me) are paid services.
What are the system and setup requirements?
You need a Windows PC, Java JRE and JDK installed, and one of the supported Android emulators; the guides also note that your Windows username and folder paths must contain only English characters and that emulators should be launched at least once to finish configuration.
How does the Cloud Bot Server differ from the Pro License?
The Pro License is for running bots locally on your own hardware (cheaper, $15/month starting price), while the Cloud Bot Server is a hosted option (starting around $79/month) that provides remote always-on instances so you don't need local hardware or to manage emulators yourself.
What is the managed Farm-for-Me service and when should I use it?
Farm-for-Me is a managed service where BoostBot operators run and maintain farm accounts on your behalf for a lower entry price (listed from $8/month), useful for users who prefer a hands-off approach or who cannot host or configure their own emulators and bot instances.