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Anti-Captcha alternative
The Anti-Captcha Alternative With No Per-Solve Meter
Anti-Captcha says human workers solve every CAPTCHA it gets. CapSkip uses AI on your own computer instead, so no task queues for a person, no stranger views the challenge, and one monthly price covers all of it.
Windows x64·Runs locally, so no CAPTCHA leaves your machine
- No human workers
- AI on your own machine
- Your tools keep working
CAPTCHAs a month40,000
40.0k250.0k
$21.00stays in your pocketevery month, at this volume
Choosing an Anti-Captcha alternative mostly means choosing what replaces the people. Anti-Captcha says human workers solve every CAPTCHA it receives, so each of your tasks waits for someone to pick it up, is seen by that person, and is billed per 1,000. CapSkip swaps the workers for AI that runs on your own computer, VPS or server.
That one change moves three things at once. Speed: image CAPTCHAs are read almost instantly, about 0.1 seconds each, with nobody to wait for. Privacy: the challenges, and the sites they come from, never leave your machine. Cost: one monthly plan covers reCAPTCHA (checkbox, invisible, score-based and Enterprise), plus Turnstile, GeeTest v3, thousands of image types and the rest of the list, with no meter running.
Your Anti-Captcha setup does not have to change. Turn on the Anti-Captcha switch inside CapSkip, and every bot, script and client library already pointed at that service gets its replies from the computer it sits on. Test it on the free three-day trial (500 solves), then carry on with Bronze at $35 a month and no setup fee.
Your tools stay exactly as they are. Open the CapSkip app, select Anti-Captcha and switch it on with one click. The bots and scripts you set up for Anti-Captcha keep their settings and their key, yet their CAPTCHAs are now read by AI on that same computer, where no paid worker ever sees them. Follow the setup guide
What an Anti-Captcha replacement changes, and what it keeps
No worker has to pick up your task
Anti-Captcha routes each CAPTCHA to a person, so a task sits until someone is free. CapSkip starts on it the moment it arrives, right on your own hardware.
Nobody else looks at your challenges
With human solving, a stranger views each challenge you send. CapSkip keeps the whole exchange on your PC or server, and nobody learns which sites you target.
Machine reading at 90 to 100 percent
CapSkip reads the supported types with 90% to 100% accuracy. If an unusual image CAPTCHA solves badly, CapSkip trains for it at no charge rather than passing it to a person.
Anti-Captcha jobs, answered locally
Bots, scripts and client libraries written for Anti-Captcha keep sending the same jobs. One switch in the CapSkip app sends them to your machine instead of the paid service.
A stand-in for the Anti-Captcha add-on
CapSkip has its own extension for Chrome and Firefox. It links up with the running app by itself, so you skip pasting keys and funding a balance.
One plan instead of a rate per type
Anti-Captcha lists separate prices for images, reCAPTCHA, Enterprise, Turnstile and GeeTest, and its v3 price moves with the score. On CapSkip a single subscription covers all of them.
Pick your route away from human solving
import time
import requests
# Anti-Captcha's createTask / getTaskResult flow, answered by CapSkip
# on your own machine instead of api.anti-captcha.com.
CAPSKIP = "http://127.0.0.1:8082"
KEY = "ANY_STRING" # a real key only if you enable validation in CapSkip
task = requests.post(f"{CAPSKIP}/createTask", json={
"clientKey": KEY,
"task": {
"type": "RecaptchaV2TaskProxyless",
"websiteURL": "https://example.com/",
"websiteKey": "YOUR_SITEKEY",
},
}).json()
while True:
time.sleep(5)
res = requests.post(f"{CAPSKIP}/getTaskResult", json={
"clientKey": KEY,
"taskId": task["taskId"],
}).json()
if res["status"] == "ready":
print(res["solution"]["gRecaptchaResponse"])
breakTypical Anti-Captcha client code, now handled by CapSkip on your computer instead of a human worker. With the switch on, even the address it calls stays put.
Swap the Anti-Captcha add-on
Doing your work in a browser? Remove the Anti-Captcha add-on and add the CapSkip extension for Firefox or Chrome. It pairs with the desktop app, leaving no key or balance to look after.
Official SDKs for new projects
Writing new code? Official libraries cover .NET, PHP, Node.js and Python, give every CAPTCHA type its own call, and fetch each answer from your own machine.
Existing Anti-Captcha code, kept
Leave your current tools alone. Once Anti-Captcha is selected in the app, CapSkip replies to them locally; tools built for 2Captcha and seven other services switch the same way.
See local AI clear a live CAPTCHA
Not ready to move real work yet? Start the app and its browser extension, open one of our demo pages, and see local AI get through a live reCAPTCHA or Turnstile check with no worker involved at any step.
Moving off Anti-Captcha in three steps
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Install CapSkip where your jobs run
Install the Windows app on the computer, rented VPS or server that sends your Anti-Captcha jobs today. From now on the solving happens right there, not on a worker's screen. Download the installer
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Activate a plan or the free trial
Bronze, Silver and Gold carry the same features and cover one, two or three devices. Choose a plan or test the trial first, then sign in using the login details we email you. See the plans and prices
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Hand your Anti-Captcha jobs over
In the app, set Anti-Captcha as the API to mimic and press Add. Your bots run on untouched, and from that moment their CAPTCHAs stay on your machine. Read the setup guide
Leaving Anti-Captcha: kept, changed and not covered
Once the switch is on, CapSkip answers whatever your tools send to Anti-Captcha right where they run, and passes nothing on. The key your tools already use is accepted as it is, unless you turn key checks on.
| What keeps working | Your bots, scripts and Anti-Captcha client libraries, with their settings and their key left untouched |
|---|---|
| What you change | Choose Anti-Captcha in CapSkip, then one click on Add; nothing in your code moves |
| Jobs your tools can keep sending | Image CAPTCHAs, GeeTest v3, Cloudflare Turnstile, AWS WAF CAPTCHA, hCaptcha and three kinds of reCAPTCHA (v2, v3, v2 Enterprise), under old or current task names |
| Older Antigate tools | Tools that let you enter a service address can point at CapSkip directly, and the older request style they may use is understood too |
| Balance checks | Answered with a stand-in figure, since there is no balance to run down |
| Not covered | Task types outside that list, such as FunCaptcha. If you still need them, leave the switch off and send CapSkip only the types it solves |
Anti-Captcha vs CapSkip: human workers or local AI
Anti-Captcha says people solve all of its CAPTCHAs, so the rows below begin with who does the work and follow that choice through to waiting, privacy and price.
| Feature | CapSkip | Anti-Captcha |
|---|---|---|
| Who solves each CAPTCHA | AI software running on hardware you own | A person, on every task, by Anti-Captcha's own account |
| Who sees the challenge | No one: it stays on your machine | The worker the task is handed to |
| What sets the pace | Your hardware: image CAPTCHAs in about 0.1 seconds | The queue and how many workers are free |
| reCAPTCHA v2 cost | Inside the $35 Bronze month, however many you solve | $0.95 to $2 per 1,000, lower with volume |
| reCAPTCHA Enterprise | Same plan as every other type | $5 per 1,000 |
| How you pay | A monthly plan from $35, no setup fee | Pay as you go, or a subscription option |
| Your current Anti-Captcha code | Keeps running, answered on your own machine | Sends each task to Anti-Captcha and its workers |
Anti-Captcha prices per 1,000 next to one flat plan
Anti-Captcha's pay-as-you-go rate for each type, and the bill those rates add up to if you solve 100,000 of that type in a month.
| CAPTCHA type | Anti-Captcha per 1,000 | Anti-Captcha at 100,000 a month | CapSkip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Image CAPTCHAs | $0.50 to $0.70 | $50 to $70 | In the plan, no limit |
| reCAPTCHA v2 | $0.95 to $2 | $95 to $200 | In the plan, no limit |
| reCAPTCHA v3 | $1 to $2 | $100 to $200 | In the plan, no limit |
| reCAPTCHA Enterprise | $5 | $500 | In the plan, no surcharge |
| Cloudflare Turnstile | $2 | $200 | In the plan, no limit |
| GeeTest v3 | $1.80 | $180 | In the plan, no limit |
Rates as listed in Anti-Captcha's price table in September 2026. The low end of each range depends on volume discounts, and the v3 price shifts with the score. A $35 Bronze month buys roughly 17,500 to 36,800 reCAPTCHA v2 solves there; on CapSkip it has no ceiling.
Pricing
Stop paying per solve
Choose your license
Bronze License
$35/ month
Instant license activation
Billed monthly. Cancel from your account whenever you like.
Same features. More machines, more throughput.
Every machine solves as fast as its own CPU and memory allow. More machines run more threads at the same time, so Silver solves twice as many CAPTCHAs at once and Gold three times as many.
- Unlimited solving, no daily cap
- Unlimited threads, speed scales with your hardware
- 90% to 100% recognition accuracy
- Drop-in replacement for the major solving service APIs
- Works with almost any tool, no coding required
- REST API, SDKs and a browser extension
- Free training when a new CAPTCHA type appears
- Runs on your machine, nothing leaves it
Every CAPTCHA type CapSkip solves is on every license. See the coverage band
Just want to try it first?
Start with a free 3-day trial and solve 500 CAPTCHAs of any type on your own targets.
Other Anti-Captcha alternatives, by who does the solving
Once human workers are off the table, the real choice is what takes their place: machine learning on a vendor's servers, AI with people as a fallback, or AI on hardware you own.
| Service | Who or what solves | reCAPTCHA v2, per 1,000 | Takes Anti-Captcha style requests |
|---|---|---|---|
| CapSkip | Local AI, with no people anywhere in the chain | Flat: $35 a month, Bronze plan | Yes, and replies without leaving your PC |
| CapMonster Cloud | Machine learning in its cloud, no worker pool | $0.60 | Yes, in the same request style |
| CapSolver | AI models running on its own servers | $0.80 | Yes, though its task names are spelled its own way |
| 2Captcha | Mostly AI, with unsure tasks passed to people | $1 to $2.99 | In its newer API; the older one has its own format |
| DeathByCaptcha | Text recognition AI with a human team on call day and night | $2.89 | No, its requests follow a separate format |
Each figure comes from that vendor's price list as checked September 2026. Before you move off Anti-Captcha, note that FunCaptcha is not among the types CapSkip solves.
When keeping Anti-Captcha makes more sense
Two cases still point to Anti-Captcha, and both follow from its prices and its human workforce.
Under about 17,500 solves a month
Bronze is $35 a month. At Anti-Captcha's $0.95 to $2 per 1,000 reCAPTCHA v2, paying per solve stays cheaper until somewhere between 17,500 and 36,800 solves a month, depending on your rate.
A person must handle every task
Anti-Captcha says people solve all of its CAPTCHAs, while CapSkip uses AI and nothing else. If a client or an internal rule insists on human solving, Anti-Captcha still covers that.
What changes when no person sees your CAPTCHAs
Anti-Captcha built its service on people. By its own account, human workers solve every CAPTCHA it receives, so each task you send is shown to a worker, waits until one is free, and is billed per 1,000. For years that was simply how outsourced solving worked. Moving to CapSkip takes the people out of the loop, and three things change as a result.
First, the wait. A human pool can only go as fast as the workers on hand, so your job lines up behind everyone else's. CapSkip's AI starts on a task the moment it reaches your machine. A typical image CAPTCHA takes around 100 milliseconds, and how many run in parallel depends only on the hardware underneath, not on how many people are available.
Second, who knows what you are working on. Every task handed to a solving service carries the challenge and the site it belongs to, so over a month a service could piece together your targets, your volumes and your hours. With CapSkip the challenges never travel further than the machine you installed it on, and that picture stays with you.
Third, the bill. Per-1,000 pricing ties your costs to every retry and every busy week. CapSkip replaces the meter with a monthly subscription that already includes every supported type, from simple images to reCAPTCHA Enterprise, so the invoice for a hectic month matches the one for a slow month.
What you give up is narrow. A few types, among them FunCaptcha, fall outside what CapSkip covers, and it cannot put a human on each task if your process demands one. For everything else, accuracy sits at 90% to 100%, and CapSkip will train free for any image type that reads badly.
Does Anti-Captcha really use a person for every CAPTCHA?
That is how Anti-Captcha describes itself: it states that human workers solve 100% of the CAPTCHAs it receives. Each task is passed to a worker, answered and sent back to you. CapSkip works the other way round, with an AI model installed on your own machine doing all of it and no person involved at any point.
Will accuracy drop once no human reads my CAPTCHAs?
Across the types it supports, CapSkip gets 90% to 100% of its readings right. Where you might once have relied on a person to puzzle out an odd image, CapSkip trains for a new image CAPTCHA that reads badly, free of charge. reCAPTCHA and Turnstile checks get completed in a real browser that runs in the background on your machine.
How much waiting do I cut by leaving the worker queue?
With a human service, every task first waits for a free worker and then for that person to finish. CapSkip starts straight away. Image CAPTCHAs are the quickest at roughly 0.1 seconds; reCAPTCHA and Turnstile go through a background browser and typically land within 3 to 10 seconds, with GeeTest needing 7 to 12. No plan caps how many solve at once.
Who can see my CAPTCHAs after I switch?
Nobody but you. CapSkip does its reading on whatever machine you put it on, whether that is your office PC or a rented server. The images, the sites behind them and the size of your workload are not passed to a crowd of workers or logged by a solving company. The list of places you automate, and how often you visit them, remains private.
Do my Anti-Captcha bots and client libraries keep working?
They do, as long as the job is a type CapSkip handles. Inside the app, pick the Anti-Captcha entry and click Add; after that, anything your tools send to Anti-Captcha from that machine is answered by CapSkip instead. Libraries, including .NET packages, keep their code and their key, because any key is accepted unless you switch key checking on.
Is Antigate the same as Anti-Captcha?
Yes. Antigate is the name the Anti-Captcha service went by earlier, and some older tools still show it. Tools that reach Anti-Captcha under its current name are covered by the one-click switch. Older ones that let you type in a service address can be pointed at CapSkip directly, and CapSkip understands the older request style they may use.
What will CapSkip not take over from Anti-Captcha?
Any task type outside its supported list, including FunCaptcha. Once the one-click switch is on, every Anti-Captcha request from that machine goes to CapSkip, so those jobs would fail. If you still need them, leave the switch off, aim just the supported work at the address CapSkip listens on, and keep a small Anti-Captcha balance for the rest.
When does a flat CapSkip plan undercut Anti-Captcha's per-1,000 price?
Anti-Captcha charges $0.95 to $2 per 1,000 reCAPTCHA v2 solves, so a $35 Bronze month pays for itself somewhere between about 17,500 and 36,800 solves a month. Past that point every extra solve is effectively free, and reCAPTCHA Enterprise, which Anti-Captcha prices at $5 per 1,000, costs nothing extra on CapSkip.
Trade human workers for AI on your own PC
Install CapSkip, hand it the work you now send to Anti-Captcha, and run it with no queue to wait in, no stranger reading your challenges and no rate per 1,000.