Wraith Submitter is a lightweight SEO automation tool designed to simulate human-like browser behavior and submit content or registrations to various websites.

By default, Wraith Submitter supports reCAPTCHA v2 challenges using the 2Captcha API. However, support is limited to that single provider unless manually modified.

Yes, the tool is currently marked as $free, but some CAPTCHA solving or proxy services you connect to (like 2Captcha) may charge usage-based fees.

Wraith uses a stealth browser mode that aims to bypass bot detection by mimicking genuine user behavior, including delays, mouse movements, and header control.

No. The tool currently only supports reCAPTCHA v2 through the 2Captcha API. It does not support reCAPTCHA v3 or hCaptcha natively.

Yes, it allows the use of proxies to help diversify IP addresses and avoid site bans.

While not officially supported, some users choose to reroute CAPTCHA requests through custom local solvers or proxy tools to use alternative providers like CaptchaAI.

Wraith Submitter is minimalistic and lightweight; it may not offer extensive logging or debugging unless you extend it externally.

Yes, but not directly. Since Wraith Submitter is hardcoded to use 2Captcha's API format, you can reroute the API calls through a local adapter that converts 2Captcha-style requests into CaptchaAI-compatible requests. This enables you to take advantage of faster solving and better accuracy, especially if 2Captcha becomes unreliable or overloaded.

While Wraith Submitter relies on 2Captcha by default, 2Captcha is known to struggle with slow solve times and overloaded queues during peak hours. CaptchaAI, in contrast, offers faster, low-latency solving and higher success rates for image and reCAPTCHA v2 challenges—making it a more dependable backend when volume or quality matters.