MagicMadhouseUK

Complete guide on our Magic Madhouse module

Quick Start — Recommended Setup

1. In Tasks, create a MagicMadhouseUK task group and click Create Task.
2. Choose normal, select your checkout profile and proxy group, and enter the full product URL. A direct link is the clearest starting option for beginners.
3. Set product Qty to 1 and enter a Max Price you are willing to pay. Check the current price and purchase limit before starting.
4. Choose Capsolver or Capmonster after adding that service’s API key and balance in Settings → Captcha. These are the developer’s recommended starting options for this retailer.
5. For random restocks, create a Monitor task for the same product and enable Watch Task on Normal. For a timed release, you can run Normal without Monitor.
6. Review delays and the bottom Qty, click Create, then review the task before starting. Normal can purchase immediately if the item is in stock, even when Watch Task is enabled.

Preliminary Checklist

Prepare your profiles with accurate billing, shipping and payment details.

Start with high-quality ISP proxies for monitoring and checkout. If checkout produces proxy errors, try a different ISP pool, then consider residential proxies for Normal. Save your groups in Proxies and keep alternatives available.

For proxy options, see Stella Proxies. No provider guarantees that a retailer will accept every IP.

Have the product link, expected price and purchase limit ready. If you test on an in-stock item, only run a checkout task when you intend to purchase it; Watch Task is not a purchase safeguard on this module.

Accounts & Sessions

MagicMadhouseUK uses guest checkout with the selected profile in 4.0. There is no Account/Session field, so the old saved-account matching steps are no longer needed.

Captcha Setup

A captcha is a website check used to distinguish people from automated traffic. Normal requires a Captcha Provider so Stellar can request a solve when the retailer presents a challenge.

• Capsolver or Capmonster: recommended by the developer as the starting options for this retailer. Add the API key for your chosen service in Settings → Captcha and keep a balance available. Choose the same provider in the task; you do not need both.
• Bot: uses Stellar’s captcha harvester windows. Install Google Chrome and prepare the captcha harvesters before running. An established Gmail session may help with reCAPTCHA, but it does not guarantee an automatic solve. The developer warns that lower-scoring sessions may require manual solving.
• Aycd: uses your configured AYCD solver connection. Set it up before selecting Aycd in the task.

Paid-provider setup does not mean you must also run Bot harvesters. Use the setup for the provider you selected. Monitor has no Captcha Provider field.

Supported Modes

• normal: shipping checkout using your selected profile. It can wait for a Monitor signal with Watch Task enabled, but an already-in-stock product can go straight to checkout.
• monitor: checks stock and signals Normal Watch Tasks. It does not place orders.

Normal Mode

Use normal for checkout. This screenshot shows Capsolver as an example; choose the provider you configured.

• Name: optional task label.
• Mode: choose normal.
• Profile: saved checkout information to use.
• Checkout Proxy: proxy group used for checkout requests.
• Product URL or Keywords: paste the full product link, or use the supported keyword format +positive,-negative. Positive terms identify what you want; negative terms exclude unwanted matches. Prefer a direct URL when available.
• Delay: wait before retrying after an error, in milliseconds. The current default is 3000 ms, or 3 seconds.
• Qty in the main form: units per order. Start with 1 and respect the retailer’s limit.
• Max Price: maximum product price you are willing to pay. Use it because prices may increase after release. Check shipping charges separately when budgeting.
• Captcha Provider: Bot, Aycd, Capsolver or Capmonster. Match your configured solver.
• Start Time and End Time: optional scheduling controls.
• Watch Task?: lets Normal wait for a Monitor signal when stock is unavailable. Important: if the product is already in stock, the module can ignore Watch Task and attempt checkout immediately.
• Qty at the bottom: number of task rows to create, separate from units per order.

Monitor Mode

Use monitor for stock checks and pair it with Normal Watch Tasks for restocks.

• Name: optional task label.
• Mode: choose monitor.
• Monitor Proxy: proxy group used for stock checks.
• Product URL or Keywords: full product link or +positive,-negative keywords. Use a matching product setup on Normal.
• Max Price: maximum product price to monitor for. Set a suitable limit on your Normal tasks too.
• Monitoring Delay: interval between stock checks; current default 3000 ms.
• Reset Delay: optional wait before monitoring restarts after detecting stock. The field starts blank.
• Start Time and End Time: optional scheduling controls.
• Qty at the bottom: number of Monitor task rows to create.

Example: Monitor + Normal

1. Create a Monitor task for the product URL and your chosen Max Price.
2. Create a Normal task for that same product with your profile, checkout proxies, captcha provider, product Qty 1 and Max Price. Enable Watch Task.
3. Start both when you are ready to purchase. Monitor signals Normal when stock is detected, but Normal may buy immediately if the item is already in stock.

For a known release time, you can use Normal alone with Watch Task off. Monitor + Watch Task is useful for longer restock monitoring and can reduce repeated checkout-side stock checks; it does not eliminate proxy usage or guarantee freedom from blocks.

FAQ

Where do I get the product URL?

Copy the full link from the product page. The existing example is https://magicmadhouse.co.uk/yu-gi-oh-yu-gi-oh-2021-tin-of-ancient-battles.

What delays should I use?

The current forms default to 3000 ms. The existing recommendations are 2000–3000 ms for Normal and 5000–10000 ms for Monitor during longer runs, with around 5000 ms as a restock starting point. Adjust to the task and proxy performance. If errors build up, try increasing the delay by 1000 ms and review the result.

Why should I set Max Price?

The retailer can change prices after release. Use Max Price on both Monitor and Normal so your setup reflects the product price you actually accept. Your cook group can help identify the recommended retail price (RRP).

Can I use more than Qty 1?

Yes, when the product’s limit allows it. Start with 1 and remember that several checkout tasks may create several orders.

Common Errors & Troubleshooting

Proxy errors during checkout

Try another high-quality ISP pool first. If Normal still fails, try suitable residential proxies for checkout while keeping monitoring on working ISPs. Check credentials and expiry, and adjust delays instead of assuming more tasks will fix the issue.

Waiting for captcha

Check the selected provider, API key, available balance and provider status. For Bot, make sure Chrome and your captcha harvesters are ready and watch for a manual challenge. A valid key and balance alone do not guarantee a successful solve.

Waiting for stock

Verify the product URL or keywords, actual stock and Max Price. If Normal is waiting with Watch Task enabled, confirm that a matching Monitor is running. Check that your price limit is not below the current product price.

Task checked out without waiting for Monitor

This is expected when the product is already in stock: the developer confirms that this module can bypass the Watch Task wait for speed. Only start Normal when you are ready for an order.

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