Quote from: yasmikash on November 07, 2017, 11:49:33 PM

I have approximately 0.14 BTC in my wallet and I'm hoping to start a FaucetHUB Bitcoin faucet.
I want to know that is it profitable if I create a Bitcoin faucet?
I'm not expecting a high profit, but can I able to get enough profit excluding the total payment amount in a mount?
There are many experienced faucet owner in this forum, I want to know their experience.

Running a faucet is fun. Competing to gain loyal users who keep coming back to your faucet is fun. It's more than just plastering a site with ads and hoping you make more than you give out. Find relevant ads that pay per click, for example, and if those ads shown are ads your faucet users want to see, they will click them, and you will get paid. A lot of ad networks pay garbage CPM for faucets, especially when you first start out. Alexa rank means everything. If you use a faucet script that is widely used by other people, that will immediately put a cap on your earnings. You want to be different and unique. Let the faucet be the main gateway to user entry of your website. How can you keep them on there? The longer they stay on your website, the more you will make. The more pages they scroll through, the more banners they see, and the chances of them clicking a banner are higher. There is definitely an art to the whole thing. I love it, personally.

Quote from: coin_curious on November 08, 2017, 12:25:18 AM

if you find a way do let me know.

280k alexa rank after 3 months running faucet. up to 20k claims a day. and just 2 days of bots and a whole month of profit + more is gone.

while the profit was maybe 100-200 satoshi in the first place you need to pay for hosting.

pay less and people dont return. pay more you need to earn more with shortners and those do not always pay.

What anti-bot measures do you have in place? That's terrible! Your alexa ranking is very nice, by the way. And yes, this goes for you too OP, be prepared to have money tied up. The money you earn doesn't automatically appear in your wallet. You need to meet all of the minimum payment thresholds.