Question 1

How do I start using the API?

Accepted Answer

Create an API key in the dashboard, send a createTask request with your target URL, public key, subdomain, and proxy, then poll getTaskResult until the token is ready.

Question 2

How does pricing work?

Accepted Answer

You can start with pay-per-solve pricing at $0.75 per 1,000 successful solves. For heavier runs, switch to hourly, daily, or custom unlimited package windows.

Question 3

When should I use an unlimited package?

Accepted Answer

Use an unlimited window when your traffic is steady or you need predictable capacity for a run. While the window is active, tasks are handled through the package instead of per-task balance deductions.

Question 4

Are failed tasks charged?

Accepted Answer

Failed pay-as-you-go tasks are automatically returned to your balance. Package windows focus on active access time, so you can keep testing without managing per-task refunds.

Question 5

Do I need to provide a proxy?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Proxy-ready tasks let you route solves through your own setup when your automation needs a specific network path, region, or session behavior.

Question 6

How fast are solves?

Accepted Answer

Solve time depends on the target flow, proxy quality, and live queue conditions. The API is built around a simple poll flow so your integration can continue as soon as the token is ready.

Question 7

Which captcha flow is supported?

Accepted Answer

The public quickstart is built around CAPTCHA task creation. The documentation includes the required task fields and request examples.

Question 8

What can I track in the dashboard?

Accepted Answer

Use the dashboard to manage API keys, balance, packages, payments, and account-level activity. It gives your integration a traceable place to check setup and billing state.

Question 9

Where do I find implementation details?

Accepted Answer

The documentation covers authentication, quickstart examples, task lifecycle, proxy configuration, rate limits, and API reference details for each endpoint.

Question 10

How do I get help?

Accepted Answer

Use the contact page for account or integration questions. Include the task flow, relevant timestamps, and any error response so support can trace the issue faster.

Answers for running the API clearly.