BuxEvil — PTC Auto-Earning Bot

Overview

BuxEvil (v1.0.2) is a Windows desktop bot that automates earning on PTC — Paid-to-Click — websites. It bundles more than 14 foreign PTC platforms behind a single interface, where a sequential algorithm performs the paid actions on each site for a reward. Earnings build up on each account’s balance and are withdrawn in USD once the site’s minimum payout is reached. The project was built in February 2021.

Problem

PTC earning is death by a thousand clicks. Each platform pays a fraction of a cent per ad, so any real income means working a dozen sites at once — logging in everywhere, viewing every ad, waiting out each timer, and coming back daily. Done by hand it is hours of monotonous clicking for cents, and the moment you stop, the income stops.

Solution

BuxEvil collapses all of that into one bot. Each supported site is registered once; from then on the algorithm signs in and runs the paid actions on its own. The work runs multithreaded — many platforms in parallel rather than one after another — with a configurable thread count and per-action wait time, so the operator tunes throughput against how aggressively the sites tolerate automation. An “already have accounts” mode lets it pick up existing accounts instead of registering fresh ones.

Features

• 14+ PTC platforms in a single bot: gab.ag, gptplanet, cliquebook.net, cliquesteria.net, yougetprofit.com, twickerz.com, adzbazar.com, optimalbux.com, azobux.net, altcoinclix.com, silverclix.com, investorclix.com, videoclix.net and more
• Per-site checkboxes to choose exactly which platforms run
• Multithread / single-thread global mode with adjustable thread count and wait time
• Register once per site, then fully hands-free operation 24/7
• Balances accumulate per account and pay out in USD at each site’s minimum
• Minimal configuration and low hardware requirements — runs on a modest PC
• Russian-language interface

Development Process

BuxEvil was built in Browser Automation Studio (BAS) — a visual automation environment that drives a real Chromium browser and compiles to a standalone Windows .exe, with JavaScript for custom logic. The hard part of PTC automation is that every site is a little different — different login flows, ad timers, anti-bot checks and payout rules — yet the bot has to treat them uniformly. The architecture models each platform as a self-contained module behind a shared “run the paid actions” contract, so platforms can be toggled independently and new ones slotted in without touching the core loop. The multithread engine runs those modules concurrently while the wait-time setting keeps each one inside the timing each site expects.

Results

• A dozen-plus platforms worked in parallel, unattended, instead of by hand
• Accounts accumulate balances continuously and withdraw in USD at the minimum threshold
• Low resource footprint — runs 24/7 on inexpensive hardware
• Scalable: more accounts and more sites without more manual effort

What Was Learned

Reliable web automation across many third-party sites is an exercise in uniform interfaces over messy reality: wrap each site’s quirks in a module, give them all the same contract, and let a scheduler run them in parallel. The same module-per-target, shared-contract pattern carried straight into later automation work.