Hiring a Captcha solver expert / developer

Looking for an experienced captcha developer who really understands the backend side of solving, not just basic API usage.

We need help with a specific Enterprise reCAPTCHA v2 case. Current services like Capsolver and others have been trying for months, but still no working solution.

This is not only about getting minimum score (required is 0.7). Other solvers can already return tokens with that score, but the target service still rejects them. So the real issue is deeper than score alone.

Need someone with real experience in this niche, who can test properly and use own proxies/setup.

If you know what you are doing, send me a PM with experience. Serious people only please.

Hello I have sent you a dm. Depending on your specific issues I should be able to help you out or at least point you in the correct direction.

Hey,

Can you share the specific service you're using and the underlying automation (playwright, selenium or something else) that's causing the issue. Or any way I can recreate it at my end?

I have worked with Capsolver a lot and haven't had issues with even scraping SERPs from Google itself.

Happy to take a look and see if I can be useful.

Hello.., I have 13+ years of experience in backend systems and Ticketmaster ticket bot automation, including working with complex integrations, ’ve handled similar high-security, enterprise-level cases before. Happy to review your setup and dig into tha root issuue. DM me..

yeah, this is the classic enterprise recaptcha trap — score isn't the whole story. with enterprise, the site calls google's assessment api server-side and can reject a perfectly good 0.7 token for reasons that have nothing to do with the score: wrong action name, token not bound to the action/page they expect, hostname/sitekey mismatch, token age or reuse, or their own risk signals (ip/asn rep, account age, device history) stacked on top. so if capsolver's been handing you 0.7 tokens for months and the target still says no, the issue is almost certainly in how the token's generated and delivered, not the score. i run captchaai and we deal with enterprise v2 cases a fair bit — tell me the action name you're passing and whether the token's tied to the right page context and i can probably point at where it's breaking. no promises till i see it, but this is a solvable kind of problem.

Shoot me a message i can assist