Stop logging into five dashboards to check your credit. ROAG shows your captcha balances and proxy data in one popup and warns you before one runs dry, so you don't find out halfway through a run.
Your API keys stay in your browser. No account, no server.
If you run bots, scrapers or automation across several captcha providers, you know the routine.
Every provider has its own dashboard, its own password and its own 2FA, just to see one number.
A balance hits zero mid-task and your solves start erroring before you notice.
You know the balance, but not how many hours of solving it buys at your current pace.
Everything you need to never run dry, and nothing you don't.
All your providers in a single popup, sorted with the lowest balances first. Track multiple accounts per provider with nicknames.
Set a minimum per account. Get a desktop notification and the toolbar icon turns red the moment you drop under it.
It learns how fast you spend and tells you how many hours you have left, and warns you before you run out, not after.
Paste a webhook and alerts land in your team's Discord channel, so whoever is on shift can top up.
Add ROAG to Chrome. No sign-up or account needed.
Pick a provider and paste its key. It's checked instantly, so typos are caught on the spot.
Balances refresh in the background. You'll hear from it when something needs your attention.
Captcha API keys can spend your money, so we built this so that we never see them.
Our servers — there aren't any.
Captcha solvers, plus any service with an Anti-Captcha compatible API. Proxy providers are being added now.
Yes. The extension is free to use. Some "Create account" links on this site are referral links, which may earn us a small commission from the provider at no cost to you. That's how we keep it free.
No. There's no server. Keys are stored in your browser's local extension storage and are only ever sent to the provider they belong to, to fetch your balance. Read the full privacy policy.
Chrome requires an extension to declare which websites it talks to. ROAG only asks for each provider's API address (plus Discord, if you use webhook alerts). Nothing else.
Every 15 minutes by default. You can change that in settings, and refresh manually from the popup at any time.
It looks at how much your balance dropped over the last few days of checks (ignoring top-ups) to estimate your spend per day, then divides your balance by that. It needs about an hour of data before the estimate appears.
Edge and Brave can install extensions from the Chrome Web Store, so it will work there too. Firefox support is on the list.
ROAG is launching on the Chrome Web Store soon. It's free, with no account and no subscription.
