CAPTCHA solver comparisons
Every published comparison in this niche has the same weakness: the numbers are copied from another comparison. These pages read each figure off the vendor's own live page, say which page and on what date, and re-check quarterly. Where a vendor does not publish something, that is what the page says.
The Turnstile prices, all read on 25 August 2026
List prices per 1,000 solves, each read from the vendor's own site on the date above. The Cloudflare Challenge column matters more than it looks: a full-page interstitial is a different product from an embedded widget, and the vendors treat it differently — one prices it separately, one folds it into the same call, and one does not sell it at all.
| Service | Turnstile / 1,000 | Cloudflare Challenge | Read from |
|---|---|---|---|
| SolveGate | $0.40 → $0.075 | included, same price | our own pack catalog |
| SolveCaptcha | $0.80 | not priced separately | solvecaptcha.com/pricing |
| CapSolver | $1.20 | $1.20, a separate task type | docs.capsolver.com/en/pricing/ |
| CapMonster Cloud | $1.30 | $1.30, "Bot Challenge" | capmonster.cloud/en/ |
| 2Captcha | $1.45 | same price, same method | 2captcha.com/pricing |
| Anti-Captcha | $2.00 | no such product | anti-captcha.com/ |
Two of those were briefly recorded here as unverifiable, because capsolver.com/pricing redirects to a homepage and capmonster.cloud/en/pricing returns 404. Both prices are published — at different paths. A 404 on the obvious URL means the path is wrong, not that the number does not exist, and that distinction is the difference between a comparison and a guess.
Every figure is a list price. Several vendors discount by volume or sell prepaid packages, and those effective rates are not published in a form anyone can quote. Ours are the pack catalog the checkout charges from, which is why the range rather than a single number.
Why these pages exist
The comparison that currently ranks for the cheapest-solver query lists Anti-Captcha at $2.99 against a real $2.00, and CapMonster at $1.20 against a real $1.30 — and the $1.20 is a real CapMonster price, for GeeTest rather than Turnstile. It also prices an Anti-Captcha Cloudflare Challenge product that Anti-Captcha does not sell.
That is worth naming and not worth building on. Any of it can be corrected in a single edit, and most of the same publisher's other tables already carry the right numbers. What lasts is the method: read the vendor's page, cite it, date it, re-check it. These pages do that, and say so at the top of each one.
We sell a competing service, so read the recommendations accordingly. The prices are checkable — that is the point of printing the source URL next to each.
Common questions
Each page states the date its figures were read and the URL they were read from, and the whole set is re-checked quarterly. If you are reading long after that date, open the source URL — it takes a minute and it is why the URL is printed.
Because a full-page Cloudflare interstitial is a different product from an embedded Turnstile widget, and they treat it differently. CapSolver and CapMonster sell it as its own task type; 2Captcha and SolveCaptcha fold it into the same method at the same price; Anti-Captcha does not sell it at all.
List. Several vendors discount by volume, sell prepaid packages, or add balance bonuses, and none of those effective rates are published in a quotable form. Where a vendor publishes a range rather than a figure, the range is what appears.
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