Some people play games, and some let the games play themselves. Graor sells exactly that: bots that do the daily quests for the player, gather resources and climb the season rewards while the player does something smarter — sleeping, for example.
The store works in English and sells worldwide. The range includes bots for Marvel Snap, MTG Arena, Warcraft Rumble and Pokémon TCG Pocket, as well as Game Bot Maker, a tool the customer uses to build a bot without programming. Prices are in euros — the Marvel Snap bot, for instance, is €89.99 — and licences are sold for a month, three months, a year or for life.
The best part is the part you do not see. After payment the customer automatically receives a licence key and a download link, with no warehouse, courier or packaging. That is why the margin sits at 97%: according to the owner’s data from the listing, with Google Analytics connected, the website brings in about 344 dollars of net profit a month, and traffic comes from search and gaming forums, around 1,700 page views a month.
On Google it is seventh for “farming game bots for android games”, in competition measured on a global, not local, field. Customers leave reviews too — the Marvel Snap bot alone has 12. The owner says honestly that there have been no new bots for the last two years and that the subscription model was discontinued, so the revenue has room to grow.
Who this website is for
The right choice for a developer who knows Python, or a team that wants a ready-made store with customers and a clear growth plan: new bots for popular games, bringing back subscriptions, or expanding into RPG and MMO titles. The till is already ringing; it just needs new stock on the shelves.
- Category
- Online store
- Website type
- Online store for digital products
- Field
- Bots and automation for video games
- Technology
- OpenCart; bots written in Python, automatic delivery of licences and downloads
- Online since
- 2023