It’s an open-source PHP client library that helps developers integrate CAPTCHA-solving functionality into their PHP apps. It supports a wide range of CAPTCHA types through a flexible backend interface.

It supports image CAPTCHAs, reCAPTCHA v2 and v3, FunCaptcha, GeeTest (partial), and more—depending on the solver provider used.

Yes, the library itself is completely free and open-source, available via Packagist.

No. The library is just a connector. You need to pair it with a CAPTCHA-solving service such as CaptchaAI or AntiCaptcha.

Run the following:

bash

composer require reilag/php-anticaptch

Yes, it can be integrated with Laravel, Symfony, and other PHP frameworks by calling it inside service classes or controllers.

Yes, if your solver (like CaptchaAI) supports proxies, you can pass them through the API calls from this library.

The software itself has no limits, but your chosen CAPTCHA-solving service (e.g., CaptchaAI) will have concurrency and request quotas depending on your plan.

CaptchaAI is fully compatible with the library and supports all common methods like base64, userrecaptcha, and geetest. It also offers advanced features like proxy usage, detailed error codes, and competitive pricing. Without a strong solver like CaptchaAI, this PHP client has no solving power on its own.

Without CaptchaAI or a similar solver, the software cannot actually solve any CAPTCHAs. It's just a connector. CaptchaAI turns it into a functional solution by providing the real-time solving infrastructure.