The UniBot Plugin integrates external CAPTCHA-solving services into UniBot, allowing users to automate complex tasks that require CAPTCHA solving—without needing to write any code.

No. One of the main benefits of UniBot is that it allows you to create advanced HTTP bots without any programming skills. The plugin extends this functionality to automated CAPTCHA solving.

Yes, the plugin itself is listed as free on the UniBot boards. However, using it with external services like CaptchaAI may involve solving costs depending on your CAPTCHA volume.

It depends on the provider. With CaptchaAI, you can solve image CAPTCHAs, reCAPTCHA v2/v3, FunCaptcha, and more. Make sure your plugin setup matches your CAPTCHA type.

Simply enter your CaptchaAI API key in the plugin’s settings. You’ll also need to set the correct method (e.g., base64 for image CAPTCHAs) depending on the task you're automating.

The official UniBot forum https://unibot.boards.net provides threads for plugin support, and CaptchaAI has documentation at https://captchaai.com/api-docs.php.

Proxy usage depends on the CAPTCHA type and the CAPTCHA service. CaptchaAI allows proxy configuration for reCAPTCHA and some other types for better success rates.

Yes, the plugin will log the response from CaptchaAI, including status=1 for success or error messages like CAPCHA_NOT_READY if more time is needed.

UniBot by default does not include native CAPTCHA-solving capabilities. CaptchaAI fills this gap with affordable and fast CAPTCHA solving, enabling full automation without manual intervention. Without CaptchaAI or a similar service, many automated tasks would fail at CAPTCHA checkpoints.

Yes. UniBot does not offer built-in logic to solve CAPTCHAs or recognize image challenges. CaptchaAI enables seamless solving of reCAPTCHA, image CAPTCHAs, and other types via API—allowing UniBot users to build bots that interact with real-world websites protected by CAPTCHA systems.