Solvecha next to NopeCHA, 2Captcha and CapSolver

Solvecha uses NopeCHA as a fallback. When our own models cannot answer a request, the engine passes it on to NopeCHA and returns its answer. The success rate we show is the test result of our own model.

• We compare image recognition, the product Solvecha sells: you send the images, you get the answer. A quota of 2,000 solves per day is 60,000 solves in 30 days. All prices were read on 16 October 2026.
• Solvecha and NopeCHA: the plan that has this daily quota. NopeCHA is shown with monthly billing and with its cheaper 3-month billing, as a price per month. Against the 3-month billing the saving is about 25 %, against monthly billing about 50 %. The table assumes you use the full quota on all 30 days. With less use the price per solve is higher.
• CapSolver: pay per use at $0.40 per 1,000 ("ReCaptchaClassification"), no subscription. Its packages can be cheaper, but their prices are not public on the pages we read. Pay per use is cheaper than the Starter plan below about 6,225 solves per month.
• Tax: Solvecha shows its prices incl. VAT. The pages of NopeCHA, CapSolver and 2Captcha do not say whether their listed prices contain tax, so we compare the listed prices as they are.

• Solvecha: one solve is one request that returned an answer, for example one image set for one reCAPTCHA round. Only successful answers count. A challenge whose tiles refresh needs one more request for each refresh, and each request counts.
• NopeCHA: its pricing page says one credit processes up to 16 images and solves one CAPTCHA challenge.
• CapSolver: its home page prices image recognition per 1000 images, and its documentation table is headed per 1000 tokens. We read this as one image or one task per charge. We did not test how many calls one real grid needs. If a grid needs more than one call, the real price for one passed challenge is higher than the figure here. The same is true for every provider whose challenge refreshes tiles.

The tables compare list prices per request or per image as each provider counts it. They are not the cost of one passed challenge on a real site. That depends on the site and on how often tiles refresh.

A token task returns the finished reCAPTCHA token instead of tile answers. 2Captcha and CapSolver list token prices on their pages. They are not the same service as image recognition, so we show them apart and do not rank them against it.

2Captcha prices are in euro as listed. We did not convert currencies. The 2Captcha page shows each range without an explanation.

Speed numbers are only comparable when they measure the same thing. Only CapSolver publishes figures that we can point to. We show them with the source and without a ranking.

We publish no speed comparison until we have an end-to-end measurement of every provider through its public API.

• Recognition or token. Recognition returns the answer for images you send, for example which tiles to click. A token task returns the token the site expects. Which one you need depends on your setup.
• Subscription or pay per use. Solvecha and NopeCHA sell a monthly plan with a daily quota. 2Captcha and CapSolver bill what you use from a prepaid balance. A plan is cheaper at steady high use. Pay per use is cheaper at low or uneven use.
• What counts as a solve. Solvecha counts only successful solutions. NopeCHA's page says one credit solves one challenge of up to 16 images. Read each provider's definition before you compare.
• When the quota resets. Solvecha resets the daily quota at 00:00 UTC. NopeCHA's page says credits refill every 23 hours.