Login with your account credentials (email and password). Find your credentials in a separate email or contact us.
From the portal, you can find and install the Chrome extension for the bot. Then from the same portal, in the middle part of the homepage, you'll find an option to put the job title and location and start the bot to apply for jobs.
Setup Guru Bot:
Install the Chrome extension in your Chrome browser using this link: Guru Bot Extension
Make sure the Chrome extension is enabled and pinned in your browser's top bar.
Visit guru.com and navigate to the available jobs page. Search for relevant jobs with filters.
Once you find the jobs you want to apply for, click the Chrome extension and place your email address.
Enter other details, including the keywords (to filter jobs by skills), proposal message, and amount. Keep 2 or more in the number of pages.
Click "Submit". The bot will collect jobs upon submission and will proceed with each job one by one to make a bid.
Dear Subscriber,
We've created your subscription against your purchase. Please find another email from support@eapplier.com either in your inbox or junk/spam folder.
To use Upwork Bot, first install the Chrome extension using this link: Upwork Bot Extension
Login with your subscription details sent to you in a separate email.
Scroll to navigate to the Upwork bot and click "Click To Start Button".
Enter subjects (comma-separated), the price to bid, and a cover letter.
Click "Start".
Note: The field for the count in the extension form is subjected to "How many jobs you want to read and operate in separate Chrome tabs". The default value of 3 will only check the first 3 jobs, so you may need to change this to 10 or more as per the availability of jobs.
Dear Subscriber,
We've created your subscription against your purchase. Please find another email from support@eapplier.com either in your inbox or junk/spam folder.
If you’re encountering CAPTCHA on your Flica account, install and enable this Chrome extension. Open the extension, go to the API key section, and enter CAP-F0C1A253638B1D9FFD08D0D5C546DD2A3D9F10D0D66E34C0ED766F120A86F497. This will automatically solve CAPTCHA on any website, and you can then proceed with using Flica-bot.
Visit the Flica website "Homepage" after logging in.
Open the Chrome extension window (Pin it in your Chrome taskbar to navigate it easily).
Enter your email address.
Select Crew Class (if not available, ignore it).
In Dates, set the dates of your availability to join the flight. The format should be like "1 Aug, 2 Aug, 3 Aug" (Comma-separated day (space) month).
Enable/Check "Test-Mode" if you want to test it to get notifications but not submit requests.
Enter the BCID number (Mandatory).
BCID: The bot automatically generates and visits the link/URL for your selected folder (General or Premium) and Crew class. But if you do notice that the bot-generated link/URL is not related to your folder and crew class. Then you can manually select folder and crew class from your Flica account and then check its’ link/URL It should be like this: https://frontier.flica.net/full/otframe.cgi?BCID=045.051
When you're on the lobby page, open chathomebase bot chrome-extension
Note: don't move to any other website/tab or application.
Enter your bot subscription email address, chatgpt key and select language in the chrome-extension
You may select stop-submission feature, that will only write message but not submit, it's for the testing purpose.
When you've filled all field, press submit, the bot will go to the claim chat page to find incoming message, you'll see a message by bot in green highlighted bar.
This is Java-based software, so you need to have Java installed on your computer. If you don't have Java installed, please download and install it from the following link: Download Java.
The download will be a zip/archive file. After downloading, you need to extract/unzip the main software folder from this file.
After extraction, keep the software folder somewhere on your computer desktop for easy access.
Arsenal Auto Ticketing Bot – Setup & Usage Instructions:
Install and activate the Arsenal Auto Ticketing Bot Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store:
Install Arsenal Auto Ticketing Bot
After installation, pin the extension in your Chrome browser for quick and easy access.
Visit https://www.arsenal.com/ and make sure you are logged in to your Arsenal account.
Allow the page to load completely before proceeding.
Open the Chrome extension and enter your bot subscription email.
Enter the Upcoming Match Name and Upcoming Match Date (format: MMM DD, e.g. Dec 13).
Under Ticket Preferences, set:
Total ticket quantity
Quantity for each age group (Adult, Junior, Senior, Young)
Your preferred seating area
Click Submit. The bot will first validate your subscription status.
If your subscription is active, the bot will automatically redirect you to
https://www.eticketing.co.uk/
and search for your specified match using the provided name and date.
Once the match is found, the bot will open the match page. If the system places you
in a holding queue, the bot will wait until your turn.
If you encounter a CAPTCHA on the holding page, please install and activate
the 2Captcha Solver Chrome extension to automatically solve it:
Install 2Captcha Solver
When it is your turn and the available tickets page loads, the bot will automatically:
Select your preferred area
Set the total ticket quantity
Apply quantities for each age group as specified
If the requested quantity for any age group is not available, the bot will automatically
reload the page (up to every 30 seconds) until availability is found.
Once tickets are successfully added to the basket, you will receive an
email notification (SMS notifications will be added soon),
allowing you to proceed with payment and complete your purchase.
Ticketmaster Bot (Single Account) Setup & Usage:
Install and activate the Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store.
Pin the extension to your Chrome browser toolbar for easy access.
Type chrome://version into the address bar and press Enter.
Locate the Profile Path field.
Copy the displayed path and paste it into the Chrome Profile field in the E-Applier Bot.
Step 6: Configure the Bot
Make sure your freelancing website account is already signed in using the selected Chrome profile.
Close all Chrome windows using that profile before starting the bot.
Enter your freelancing account credentials, bidding preferences, keywords, pricing, and other required settings.
Click Submit to save your configuration.
Step 7: Start the Bot
Once configured, start the bot.
The bot will automatically:
Launch Google Chrome using your selected profile.
Open your freelancing website.
Navigate to the available jobs or orders page.
Search for matching opportunities based on your preferences.
Automatically submit proposals to eligible jobs one by one.
Your E-Applier Bot is now ready to automate your freelancing workflow.
Ticketmaster Enterprise Setup Guide
The Ticketmaster Enterprise version consists of multiple applications that work together, allowing the Ticketmaster Bot to automate multiple event pages simultaneously across separate browser windows or tabs according to your configured schedule.
Before getting started, make sure you have an active subscription to the Ticketmaster Enterprise version.
The system uses GoLogin (an anti-detect, multi-profile browser) to manage multiple browser profiles.
1. GoLogin Browser Setup
Download and install the GoLogin browser.
Create the browser profiles you want to use.
Select all of the profiles.
Click Edit Extensions.
Search for the Ticketmaster-Bot extension and install it on all selected profiles.
2. WACMD Client Setup
The Enterprise version includes a Java application called WACMD, which connects the Ticketmaster dashboard with your GoLogin browser.
Install Java if it is not already installed.
Run WACMD.jar.
Enter the location of your project folder.
Start the required commands.
Alternatively, you can run the commands directly from a terminal:
ngrok http 3000
node gologin-runner.js
If you don't have the project folder yet, download it, extract it, and place it anywhere on your computer (such as your Desktop).
3. Start the Required Services
Before using the dashboard, make sure both services are running.
ngrok http 3000
node gologin-runner.js
Keep both terminal windows open while using the bot.
After starting ngrok, you'll see a message similar to:
Add your Ticketmaster accounts in the dashboard (one or multiple accounts).
For each account, configure the bot:
Choose Schedule Mode to run at specific times, or
Use Manual Mode to start immediately.
Start the bot from the dashboard. Each account runs in its own isolated session.
Key Features:
Automatic best-seat selection with proximity logic
Queue waiting and continuous refreshing
Auto-login and checkout link capture with email notifications
Multi-account support with scheduling for safer operation
Safety Note: The scheduling system helps distribute requests over time to reduce detection risk. Start with a small number of accounts (2–3) and scale gradually while monitoring results.