How much cost to pay someone to set up faucet (and basic tutorial)

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Quote from: BookeyBitMan on May 12, 2018, 07:58:09 AM

Quote from: Tyrantt on May 12, 2018, 06:39:52 AM

Before you even start building your own faucet, I'd like to ask: Why? Faucets have never been profitable for the user but somewhat were for owners, and I don't know for today. Bitcoin's too expensive to be handed out in anything smaller than a few satoshi. Why not invest that money, as much as you can, into something else? Like some altcoin faucet maybe?

I'm not specific "BTC faucet" I usually use it LTC or DOGE, but the whole story about faucets It's too complicated (set up faucet, set up advertisements, whether profitable etc.).
Is there any other way to invest in some business with cryptocurrency like:
- Faucets
- Mining (cloud and real)
- Mining site (mining on my site)
- Trade
- any other way?

Thank you all for the answers.

If I were you, I would forget faucet but I repeat you again, if you want professional work, try envato...
For example this one: https://codecanyon.net/item/bitcoin-faucet-list/20435722
It costs 18$ and they include basic tutorial.
For investments, there are wide choices, you have to look around. Real mining was and will be always great while price is high but if you can hold, then it's always profitable.

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I recommend to follow tutorial which was posted by user above and set up faucet yourself. As you can see it's not rocket science. If you can't do it, I think that you wont be able to run successful faucet. Because faucet owner need to set up advertisements, find best positions for, check which is most profitable, fight with bots and etc.
I would recommend to get a free hosting and domain, try to set up faucet on it without risks. If you will be able to do that, then get cheap hosting and domain and upload your faucet to it.

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It's a quick job, if you ask a friend or if you find someone kind enough here he could do it for free (it doesn't hurt to give some free time to help out someone) This say, I wouldn't trust anybody to give access to the cpanel or any file in. I would prefer read the doc and learn it by myself

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Quote from: BookeyBitMan on May 12, 2018, 07:58:09 AM

I'm not specific "BTC faucet" I usually use it LTC or DOGE, but the whole story about faucets It's too complicated (set up faucet, set up advertisements, whether profitable etc.).
Is there any other way to invest in some business with cryptocurrency like:
- Faucets
- Mining (cloud and real)
- Mining site (mining on my site)
- Trade
- any other way?

Thank you all for the answers.

You can always invest into some gambling websites prize pool, but that's a little risky. Don't invest into cloud mining, you might want tk start witg some cheaper alt-coins (unleast for day trading). Buy bitcoin and hodl. Grin

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Quote from: Tyrantt on May 12, 2018, 06:39:52 AM

Before you even start building your own faucet, I'd like to ask: Why? Faucets have never been profitable for the user but somewhat were for owners, and I don't know for today. Bitcoin's too expensive to be handed out in anything smaller than a few satoshi. Why not invest that money, as much as you can, into something else? Like some altcoin faucet maybe?

I'm not specific "BTC faucet" I usually use it LTC or DOGE, but the whole story about faucets It's too complicated (set up faucet, set up advertisements, whether profitable etc.).
Is there any other way to invest in some business with cryptocurrency like:
- Faucets
- Mining (cloud and real)
- Mining site (mining on my site)
- Trade
- any other way?

Thank you all for the answers.

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Before you even start building your own faucet, I'd like to ask: Why? Faucets have never been profitable for the user but somewhat were for owners, and I don't know for today. Bitcoin's too expensive to be handed out in anything smaller than a few satoshi. Why not invest that money, as much as you can, into something else? Like some altcoin faucet maybe?

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If you're looking for scripts, a simple Google search for "BTC faucet scripts" yields a plethora of seemingly legitimate scripts, some of them free and some paid. One option I know is legitimate is Faucetinabox, and it's free, contains lots of features and is user friendly to install.

The Micro Earnings section of this forum also houses some scripts for sale and some for free.

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Quote from: buwaytress on May 10, 2018, 04:02:23 PM

Check out the services section if you really want, but I highly recommend you to just set up your own (it's actually not that much more difficult if you're asking for a basic tutorial. Get a cheap domain and accompanied shared hosting and it'll cost you all under $5 in Bitcoin (actually even $2 but let's pretend you can't find the $1 domain and hosting for a year offer online).

This was one of my first sources of faucet guidance: https://99bitcoins.com/step-by-step-guide-two-methods-to-building-a-bitcoin-faucet/

Hope you're not looking to make money, though. Faucets are not profitable, nor sustainable. They're great for learning a thing or two about Bitcoin IMHO, if not for anything else.

Take this suggestion and the link been given which will give you the guidance and actually there are lots of tutorial when it comes on creating this faucet site.If you do really have zero knowledge when it comes to technical matters or anything related in setting up then better hire someone but expect expenses on creating the site wont able be breakeven too fast if you do mind on relying on faucet website ads earnings. It isn't really worth at all the time and effort you would need.

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Check out the services section if you really want, but I highly recommend you to just set up your own (it's actually not that much more difficult if you're asking for a basic tutorial. Get a cheap domain and accompanied shared hosting and it'll cost you all under $5 in Bitcoin (actually even $2 but let's pretend you can't find the $1 domain and hosting for a year offer online).

This was one of my first sources of faucet guidance: https://99bitcoins.com/step-by-step-guide-two-methods-to-building-a-bitcoin-faucet/

Hope you're not looking to make money, though. Faucets are not profitable, nor sustainable. They're great for learning a thing or two about Bitcoin IMHO, if not for anything else.

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Don't know, how can we answer? It's better for you to contact developers: Best bet dor you, if you want qualitier website, is themeforest developers (well, Envato developers because themeforest is under envato or see codecanyon section, well visit envato.com and you'll find everything). They are very talented, they sell scripts but I think if you contact them, you can have a deal and ask them for a price too (contact different developers, choose them by their works). But I think it will be pricey, at least you get what you pay for.

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Hi
I have question about faucet.

How much will be cost to pay someone to set up faucet (script hosting domain etc.)?

And payment in cryptocurrency of course

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