Marketing · 7/9/2026
KPI & log when raising MMO nick: measure correctly, scale durable
KPI index and log template for raising MMO nick: checkpoint rate, cost/nick, job success — tracking template for teams using HexaBrowser.
MMO team scales quickly but nicks die faster, often due to not having logs and KPIs. Whether using HexaBrowser or another tool, you need to know which accounts are profitable, which proxies are dirty, and which scenarios fail.
Content aimed at operating legally with HexaBrowser: fingerprint profile isolation, proxy mounting, automation scheduling and logging — discourages spam, circumventing platform policies or cheating.

Minimum weekly KPI
Track on sheet: number of active nicks, new checkpoint, proxy cost, operator hours, job success rate, revenue/nick (if any). Review meeting 30 minutes/Friday.
- Active nick count.
- Checkpoint rate (%).
- Proxy cost per active nick.
- Automation success rate.
- Mean time to warm-up (days).
Log sample for each nick
Suggested columns: Profile ID, Platform, Proxy IP/ASN, Date created, Date warm-up completed, Campaign, Last action, Status, Notes. HexaBrowser job log adds failed node details.
- One line = one nick.
- Red = checkpoint/restriction.
- Link to backup ZIP profile.
- Owner in the team.
Make a numerical decision to scale
Only add 10 new nicks when last week's checkpoint is < X% and the operator is not overloaded. Upgrade to Pro when cost/nick is reduced thanks to automation — calculate ROI in 30 days.
- Pilot 14 days ago large proxy budget.
- Manual A/B warm-up vs semi-automatic.
- Kill campaign failed 2 weeks in a row.
- Document lessons learned.
FAQ
Does HexaBrowser export log? View job log in app; Combine internal export sheet for total KPI.
Which KPI is the most important? Checkpoint rate + cost per active nick — decide whether to scale or not.
Conclusion
KPIs and nick farming logs only create an advantage when you have clear SOPs, measure KPIs honestly and respect both users and platform terms. Start with a Free HexaBrowser account (5 profiles, 3 days Pro) to pilot 3–5 accounts before scaling.
Suggested next steps: create project → 3 pilot profiles → attach proxy → 7-day warm-up → run light script → review log weekly.