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Bypass every bot protection

One REST endpoint, every supported bot wall. Pricing and performance for each service below.

NSLSolver is a single REST API for bypassing the bot walls that block automation and scraping. Send one POST request with the site key and target URL, and we return a valid token or clearance cookie — no headless browser fleet, no per-provider integration, no monthly contract. This page is the canonical catalog of what we solve today and what each service costs; for the deep technical write-up of any one protection, follow its integration guide.

Looking for implementation details, code samples and FAQs per protection? See the solutions hub. Want the full price table and a cost calculator? See pricing. You only ever pay for solves the target actually accepts — failures are free.

Supported protections
5Supported protections
Turnstile average solve
~250 msTurnstile average solve
Failures are free
Pay per successFailures are free

Active services

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Cloudflare Turnstile

Our flagship and fastest service: request-based Turnstile token generation in roughly a quarter-second, ideal for high-volume signup, checkout and scraping flows.

Response
200-400ms
Success
99.9%
Price
$0.40
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Cloudflare Challenge

Clears Cloudflare's managed JS Challenge and returns a cf_clearance cookie in under three seconds, for sites that gate every request behind an interstitial.

Response
~2.5s
Success
95%
Price
$0.50
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Kasada

Generates the x-kpsdk headers Kasada expects, bypassing the bot wall used by ticketing, sneaker and streaming platforms.

Response
~6.0s
Success
90%
Price
$1.50
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reCAPTCHA v3 / Enterprise

Returns a high-scoring reCAPTCHA v3 / Enterprise token for account, lead-form and checkout flows where a score gate blocks automation.

Response
~4.5s
Success
90%
Price
$1.50

Ship in five minutes.

Sign up, drop in a single POST request, and start solving — no billing surprises, no monthly commitment.

Prefer typed bindings? Seven official SDKs (Go, JS, Python, C#, PHP, Java, Rust) wrap the same API — entirely optional, the raw REST call works on its own.