Browser Infrastructure

The CAPTCHA gets solved. Your script never notices.

Every cloud browser ships with a solver and a browser built to avoid the challenge in the first place. No third-party service, no extra fee, nothing to configure.

An agent booking a driving test hits an image CAPTCHA and solves it in place. From the README demo.
$0
extra for CAPTCHA solving
81%
of 71 protected sites reached, where most never show a challenge
~10 s
to wait when one does

Most CAPTCHAs never appear. The rest get solved.

A challenge is what a site does when it already suspects you. The hardened browser and residential IPs keep the suspicion low, which is why the benchmark number is a bypass rate and not a solve rate. When a challenge does render, the browser solves it where it stands and your script continues on the same page.
browserCAPTCHA solverproxy vendor
one browser session

It is on. Turn it off if you must.

Some teams run their own solver or want to inspect challenges. Set solveCaptchas to false on a standalone browser and the page is yours. Agent runs keep the solver on.
# The solver is on. Nothing to configure.curl -sS https://api.browser-use.com/api/v4/browsers \  -H "X-Browser-Use-API-Key: $BROWSER_USE_API_KEY" \  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \  -d '{"proxyCountryCode":"us"}'
create-browser.shOn by default · V4 browsers and runs

Questions people ask

Which CAPTCHAs does it solve?

The supported challenge types that render inside a page, including the image grids in the recording above. Cloudflare interstitials and other whole-site bot walls are a different thing: the stealth browser and residential proxies get past those before a challenge appears.

Does it cost extra?

No. It is on for every cloud browser and every agent run, on the free tier and on pay-as-you-go, inside the $0.02 per browser-hour price.

What should my script do when a CAPTCHA shows up?

Nothing, for about ten seconds. Do not refresh, do not click the challenge, do not replace the browser. Then read the page again.

Is solving guaranteed?

No. If a challenge stays, open the session's live view and let a person click through; the browser and cookies stay as they are. If the whole site blocks you instead of showing a challenge, try another proxy country.

Can I turn it off?

Yes, on standalone browsers, with solveCaptchas set to false. Agent runs keep the solver on.