Self-host Income Generator (IGM)
3.0.0-beta.9Passive income app manager with multi-proxy scaling
- Stars
- 237
- Port
- 4747 (WebUI dashboard)
- Requires
- Docker (container runtime), WSL2 (on Windows)
What is Income Generator (IGM)?
Income Generator (IGM) is a self-hosted manager for passive income applications that share unused bandwidth. It supports over 20 bandwidth-sharing services including Honeygain, EarnApp, Peer2Profit, and Traffmonetizer. IGM provides a CLI, a terminal UI (TUI), and a web dashboard (port 4747) to deploy, monitor, and scale these applications across multiple proxies. It runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows via WSL2, with automatic ARM emulation via QEMU for low-power SBCs like Raspberry Pi. Features include credential encryption, automatic updates and reward claims, configurable resource limits, and fleet management across nodes. The software is distributed under a proprietary license that permits personal and commercial use but forbids redistribution or hosted services.
Should you self-host Income Generator (IGM)?
Income Generator (IGM) scores 38/100 on selfhost.directory (how scoring works) and ranks #19 of 20 in Network Utilities. It has 237 GitHub stars.
It shipped 1 stable release in the past year. The latest, 2.0.1, came out on 17 April 2026.
Setup is moderate: expect some configuration beyond a single command. It is Other-licensed and written mostly in Shell.
Its closest alternative on selfhost.directory is MyIP (75/100, 12 239 stars). It scores higher overall, so compare the two before you pick. See Income Generator (IGM) vs MyIP side by side.
Features
- ARM emulation (QEMU)
- Auto claim
- Auto-update
- CLI Interface
- Credential encryption
- Fleet management
- Multi-Platform Support
- Multi-proxy scaling
- Proxy install limits
- Quick actions
- Resource Limits
- TUI interface
- Web Dashboard
- WebUI interface
Income Generator (IGM) README
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