Hi, Mine solving time takes 60â120 seconds and inside Xevil it's 300 and I lowered inside GSA SER I set to 60. Because inside GSA SER average solve time for recaptcha is way high like 2â3 mins lowering it done decent thing. Yes I hate capmonster pricing but load up with 50 seconds and going to solve only DO Follows. I am mostly building on tier 1 with GSA. Xevil is the only captcha solver I use for last 4â5 years before that captcha breaker. This is first time I am going to use pay as you go service. That's also after seeing some posts. I will probably use it one time. Let's see how it goes
Is Xevil 7 worth it or it's similar to version 6 ? Are we going to get it upgraded free of charge or we need to pay again once it's out of beta?
Got it. Do you experiance in GSA SER when you check captcha stats low success rate % I use like 50 threads for XEvil and have decent dedicated server yet but success rate is always low before the reason was because my CPU was 95-100% constantly so it was making a problem but now it's 70-80 % CPU and yet my success rate for recaptcha 2/3 can never be 80-90 % XEvil ofc don't care like speaking with arrogant AI robots even though I know russian I hate their mentality genarally but mofos got good software created there is no alternative for sure lol capmonster software is inferior but still better then GSA Captcha breaker I would add also deepseek for text captcha solving success rate is 99 % and it's cheap for $10 topup you can go for months I do 100k verifieds on average daily.
I wanted to try DeepSeek. (I love DS as I use DS for all my GSA content and my rankings improvement and tbh it's easier and much cheaper to rank. (Thanks to DeepSeek content generate for those tools are super affordable) that being said I never used and wanted text captchas.. I am going to try out... 100% agree with you... I am running GSA + few other tools on 16GB RAM server on Xevil 7 and my CPU is not going more than 50%. And the main reason to upgrade was high CPU usage for sure.. I guess they are doing to forcing. I am running more than 100 projects on GSA SER and also running GSA PI (cause I use few verified link lists and I would like to merge it with GSA PI) so basically I am running few tools (I don't scrape) and here is the screenshot at the time I am typing this:
Nice! Are you using contextual tiered link building with GSA SER’s typical 3‑tier setup, or do you rely on something else for Tier 1 like RankerX, Money Robot, SEO Autopilot, etc.? MR uses their own PBN sites, but they seem to index in Google, are contextual, low OBL, and do‑follow. It’s a true enigma how their network isn’t deindexed, but they seem to work lol. The problem with GSA SER links is that when you build Tier 1 directly to a money site, they tend to get deleted over time, so everything you point to them ends up being a waste of time and resources once they go offline.
Almost a decade ago via Skype I purchased Money Robot lifetime access for around $200-350 (not sure), so I still own the desktop version. Therefore, I use Money Robot one or two times per project as they are permanent, 100% do follow and 50% of them are easily indexable on Google by throwing a few hundred GSA SER links to it. So yeah, I used Money Robot and I have used Ranker X and it's not worth the price for me with the output and I personally don't like that browser-based UI lol. So I build para sites that are permanent and nowadays it's super easy to host a website and actually built a pillar site or two and then build contextual blasts with GSA SER. I work on 5 niches and been working on those 5 niches for decades and 90% of websites depend on Money Robot + less than 50 permanent para sites and millions of GSA contextual blasts that never pause.
How do you get millions of contextual sites in the “Articles” engine? Do you just keep submitting multiple times to the same sites without any limit? Because when I check stats, even from verified site list providers combined, they don’t have more than 50k unique contextual article sites yet people claim millions. So I assume that must be the case for other kitchen sink engines like blog comments, guestbooks, image comments, pingbacks, etc. That’s doable for sure, but they’re weak only good for indexing tiers above and powering up. Any blog comment, even if it starts with low outbound links, is just a matter of time before it goes from 5 outbounds to 50,000 lol.
Ditch Captcha Breaker it’s not worth the resources, its time has passed. XEvil and DeepSeek combined will solve everything. Also, you don’t need multiple licenses for XEvil, CB, etc. Just set one up as a server and forward everything to it for solving. I run one dedicated server with XEvil and three GSA SER instances, and I forward all captchas to that server. This way, you save money on additional licenses and servers.
I think a lot of people use a dedicated VPS for their XEvil installation, run the webserver running on an accessible port, and configure their apps/scripts to send captchas to that ip: port. It means they can put all their resources into one server, plus they only have to maintain 1 installation.
Agreed on this, Xevil is a killer and I like how fast it solves basic captchas, but when it comes to recaptcha I hate the time it takes. Anyway, can you elaborate more on Deepseek and which model you use? Maybe a screenshot?
