BlueSky Auto Follow
Pricing
from $0.60 / 1,000 follows
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BlueSky Auto Follow
Pricing
from $0.60 / 1,000 follows
The handle of the account the Actor acts on, e.g. alice.bsky.social (no leading @).
Generate at https://bsky.app/settings/app-passwords. Format xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx. Stored encrypted and never logged.
The Personal Data Server base URL. Override only if your account is on a self-hosted PDS.
Upper bound on how many accounts the Actor may follow in one run. Designed to be scheduled once per day. Start low (1–5) when testing a new account. The AT Protocol server also caps follows at roughly 555/hour.
When on, each run's follow count is a random integer between 50% and 100% of maxFollowsPerDay. Makes activity look less mechanical and keeps you further from any burst detector.
Minimum age of a follow before the Actor will unfollow an account that hasn't followed back.
Public Google Sheet URL (shared as 'Anyone with the link'). The Actor reads a column named blueskyHandle, handle, or username (first matching column wins). Tried first when the backlog is empty.
Fallback target source. When the Google Sheet is absent or exhausted and the backlog is empty, the Actor pages through the followers of the next unused handle in this list via app.bsky.graph.getFollowers. Accepts bare handles (apify.com), @-prefixed handles (@apify.com), DIDs (did:plc:...), or https://bsky.app/profile/<handle> URLs — the Actor normalizes them.
[]Short identifier for the Bluesky account this run acts on. Leave blank to use the shared default state store bluesky-auto-follow-state (backward-compatible with existing schedules). Set to a label like main or work to pick a per-account state store bluesky-auto-follow-state-<accountLabel>, so two schedules on two different Bluesky accounts can safely run side-by-side without stepping on each other's backlog, followed list, or cached session. Lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens only. Keep this stable across runs of the same account — if you change it, the next run starts with an empty state.