What a COC bot does, the different kinds, the rules and how to choose one.
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The short answer
A COC bot, short for Clash of Clans bot, is software that plays the repetitive parts of Clash of Clans for you. A farming bot searches for bases, attacks for loot and spends it on upgrades, then repeats on a schedule you set.
Many farming bots run on a Windows PC. The game runs inside an Android emulator, and the bot controls it with taps and swipes. COC Bot by Raboy is one of them: a Windows client for MuMu Player and LDPlayer.
What a COC bot does
- Farming: finds bases that meet your loot targets, deploys your army and surrenders early when a battle stops paying, in the Main Village and the Builder Base.
- Upgrades: spends loot on walls, buildings, heroes and laboratory research, following the priorities you set.
- Clan tasks: donates troops, requests reinforcements and works on Clan Games challenges.
- Scheduling: works and rests in the windows you set, and can stop when your storages are full.
- Multiple accounts: runs several accounts at once, each in its own emulator.
Features differ from bot to bot. The Features page lists everything COC Bot by Raboy does today.
Four kinds of COC bot
People use the same name for very different software. Knowing which kind you want saves time.
- PC farming bots. Windows programs that control the game in an Android emulator and play whole farming sessions. COC Bot by Raboy is one.
- Phone macros and auto-clickers. Apps that repeat taps on your phone. Many replay fixed tap sequences, so they cope poorly with changing bases, and a game update can break a recording.
- Hosted “24/7” services. Someone else runs a bot for you on their own server. To use one, you give a third party access to your account, which Supercell's policy warns against.
- Discord clan bots. Bots such as ClashPerk and ClashKing post clan, war and player statistics in a Discord server. They do not play the game for you.
How a PC bot runs
- Install a supported Android emulator and Clash of Clans, then sign in to your account inside the emulator.
- Install the bot and connect it to that emulator.
- Choose your goals: loot targets, army, upgrades and schedule.
- Start the session. The bot farms, upgrades and rests until you stop it or a stopping rule ends the session.
Your PC stays on while the bot runs. The setup guide walks through every step for COC Bot by Raboy, including the emulator settings it needs.
Is it allowed?
No. Supercell's Safe and Fair Play policy lists bots and gameplay automation as prohibited third-party software and says that using them will result in a permanent ban for any offending account. That applies to every COC bot, this one included.
Human-like input, rest periods and warnings do not change the rule. Read account safety before you automate an account you care about.
How to choose one
If you decide to use a bot, compare these points first.
- An official download. Get the installer from the developer's own site or release page, and check its checksum when one is published.
- Named emulators. A bot should say exactly which emulators and versions it supports.
- Updates after game updates. Clash of Clans changes often, so check how recently the bot was updated, for example in its changelog.
- Honest risk warnings. Look for a clear statement of Supercell's rules, warnings about playing 24/7, and schedules you control. Be wary of any bot that claims to be undetectable.
- Published prices. You should see the price, and any trial conditions, before you pay.
- Somewhere to ask. Check that there is an active support channel before you buy.
The summary below shows how COC Bot by Raboy covers these points.
COC Bot by Raboy at a glance
A Windows client built for fast farming and batched wall upgrades, with every account in its own session.
- Platform
- Windows 10 / 11
- Emulators
- MuMu Player (Android 15) · LDPlayer 9 / 14
- Villages
- Main Village and Builder Base
- Accounts
- Several at once, one emulator each
- Download
- Official MSI with SHA-256
- Updates
- Release history
- Account risk
- Stated plainly
- Support
- Official Discord
- Developer
- Raboy
Common questions
Is there a free COC bot?
COC Bot by Raboy has a free tier with conditions, including a check of your PC. The Pricing page shows its current terms beside the paid plans.
Does a COC bot work on a phone?
This one does not: COC Bot by Raboy needs a Windows PC, where the game runs in an Android emulator. Phone macro apps exist, with the limits described above.
Can one bot run several accounts?
Yes. Give each account its own emulator and bot profile. How many run smoothly depends on your PC. See multiple accounts in the setup guide.
Is COC Bot by Raboy the same as MyBot?
No. COC Bot by Raboy is a separate Windows client developed by Raboy. It is not related to MyBot.run or to other bots with similar names.
Can a bot guarantee that my account will not be banned?
No bot can. Account safety explains the risks and the controls you have.
Follow the setup guide, or start with the free tier.