The TLSContact site has a hard rule: scan faster than every five minutes and you’re blocked. Here’s how a network of applicants beats that limit, legally and safely, while keeping your account protected.
Live visualization of the UK → France scanning pool
In peak windows, demand exceeds supply for weeks at a time. Hundreds of applicants are waiting on the same slots.
When a slot opens, it disappears in under 30 seconds. Manual refresh almost never catches one.
TLSContact bans accounts that poll faster than every 5 minutes. You can’t simply refresh constantly.
Every member scans every 5 minutes — exactly within the rate limit. We coordinate when each member scans so the network covers the page continuously.
The popup shows your next scan, the network’s current coverage, and a live feed of every slot detected by any member of your pool.
Some member’s 5-minute scan happens to land on the page right after a slot is released. Their browser sees it.
The detection is broadcast over WebSocket to every other member’s extension. Your popup updates instantly.
Every member’s browser races to claim the slot. Whoever’s tab is fastest at that millisecond wins. TLS gives you 30 minutes to pay them.
Add to Chrome, sign in to TLSContact like normal, and the network does the rest.