How to solve Roblox captchas automatically

This is the short version of getting a Roblox farm to stop stalling on captchas: what you need before you start, the four ways to connect, what a solve costs, and what to check when one does not go through. Nothing here needs an account to read.

Sign in and put a balance on the account

You sign in with Discord, so there is no separate email or password to create. Solving runs off a prepaid balance of points rather than a subscription: top up with a TrueMoney voucher or with crypto, and the points sit there until something spends them. Nothing starts until the balance is above the cost of the job, and an Auto Solve machine stops itself when the balance runs out rather than running up a bill.

Pick one of the four ways in

All four reach the same solver, so the choice is about where your accounts already live. Paste the cookies for a batch on the site and watch the rows settle, which is the one with nothing to install. Park cookies in an Auto Solve machine and they are watched around the clock, whether or not your own PC is switched on. Run the terminal client on your box if you would rather your accounts never leave it, and it pushes jobs over the API. Or point your farming tool's captcha webhook at us, and a captcha goes out the moment the tool detects one.

What you are charged and what comes back

You are charged per solve, and a failed solve is refunded automatically. An account that never gets a captcha costs nothing at all, which is why there is no monthly fee to pay while a farm is idle. Priority work is solved ahead of standard work and costs more per solve. The current prices, and your own rate, are on the Top up and API key pages once you are signed in, because an operator can change them and a number printed here would go stale without anyone noticing.

When a solve does not go through

Almost every failure is one of four things. An expired or malformed cookie is rejected outright, so replace it and submit again. A balance below the cost of the job stops the submit before it is charged, so top up and resubmit. If a job was accepted but the queue did not confirm in time, read the outcome by polling the job id and do not submit it again, because the second submit is charged as a second job. And if an operator has paused solving for a moment, wait and retry. One more that looks like a failure and is not: Roblox only re-checks a captcha when the account rejoins, so a tool with no rejoin interval leaves accounts sitting solved but parked.

Source: Arkose Labs, the vendor behind the FunCaptcha challenge Roblox serves.