reCAPTCHA Alternative

Move beyond reCAPTCHA.
Score trust, not just bots.

reCAPTCHA tells you if a visitor is a bot. CheckHumans tells you if a visitor is trustworthy, what their intent is, whether they're an AI agent, and what action your business should take — all without image puzzles or privacy trade-offs.

Why teams switch from reCAPTCHA

Hidden price escalation

reCAPTCHA Enterprise charges $1/1K assessments + up to $15K/mo for support. Failed verifications count toward your bill.

Privacy and GDPR risk

reCAPTCHA collects behavioral data and sends it to Google, requiring explicit user consent under GDPR — adding legal overhead.

Binary bot-or-human output

reCAPTCHA gives you a score from 0 to 1. It doesn't tell you intent, agent type, recommended action, or policy outcome.

No AI agent governance

reCAPTCHA was built for a web of humans. It has no concept of declared agents, access tiers, or agent policy routing.

CheckHumans vs reCAPTCHA Enterprise

FeatureCheckHumansreCAPTCHA
Trust scoring (0–99)
Intent scoring
AI agent classification
Policy-based routing
No user interaction needed
GDPR compliant (no consent needed)
Free tier50K/mo (beta)10K/mo
Full featuresFree during betaEnterprise pricing
Agent governanceIncluded free (beta)Not available
Dedicated support included

Migration takes 5 minutes

Replace the reCAPTCHA script tag with the CheckHumans widget. Your backend verify call stays the same pattern — send token, get score. Except now you also get intent scoring, agent classification, and policy routing.

<!-- Replace this -->
<script src="https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js"></script>
<!-- With this -->
<script src="https://www.checkhumans.com/widget.js"></script>

Your product deserves to know who's knocking.

Start classifying and scoring every visitor — human and AI agent — with 50,000 free events per month during open beta. No CAPTCHA puzzles. No credit card.

Open Beta — free through August 2026

Full platform access — trust scoring, agent detection, policies, and analytics. No feature restrictions during beta.