solvethree vs CapMonster Cloud
By solvethree Updated
solvethree focuses on reCAPTCHA v3 Enterprise, supported Ticketmaster Kasada and TMPT. If those are the services you need, the useful differences are price, how the proxy is chosen, and what your integration must send.
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The differences that affect your integration
| Feature | solvethree | CapMonster Cloud |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise v3 price | $2.00 per 1,000 solves | $1.50 per 1,000 Enterprise v3 tokens, proxy included |
| Proxy | You supply the HTTP(S) proxy | Provider proxy included for Enterprise v3 |
| reCAPTCHA setup | Active site profile, hostname and action | Website URL, public site key and provider task fields |
| Authentication | Bearer workspace API key | clientKey in the JSON envelope |
| Task API | POST /v1/tasks; GET /v1/tasks/:id | createTask; getTaskResult |
Choose for the CAPTCHA you actually need
Use solvethree for the supported token, Kasada-header and TMPT-cookie tasks. All three use the same API lifecycle and workspace credit balance. reCAPTCHA needs a site profile before the first solve; Kasada and TMPT don't.
CapMonster Cloud covers a wider CAPTCHA catalog and offers browser extensions and agent tools. Its Enterprise v3 documentation says the task runs through its own proxies, included in the price.
One API for the Ticketmaster workflow
If you need Kasada headers or a TMPT cookie alongside reCAPTCHA, use the same solvethree API key, SDK and workspace balance for all three. The task type selects whether the result is a token, a header set or a cookie.
What changes when you switch
This is an API migration, not a hostname swap. Move the key into a Bearer header, flatten the task body, and use our task states and result fields. Configure the site profile and supply a proxy before your first reCAPTCHA solve.
For reCAPTCHA, read solution.token; for Kasada, read solution.headers; for TMPT, read the raw cookie value in solution.token. Keep the successful proxy and returned browser headers for the target request.