Your CAPTCHA has turned away more real prospects than it has ever told you about — and it has told you about none. SpamKill decides after the form submits, holds what it's unsure about, and puts every held lead in a queue you can read.
Most growth teams find us through their network — ask in your mastermind; someone there probably uses SpamKill already.
One lead, the full journey
The bots it was hired to stop pay a solver farm pennies to pass it — five published rate cards, $0.0005 to $0.003 a solve, as of August 2026. So the gate lets the bots through and keeps the people out, and you pay at both ends.
people a month search "recaptcha not working." None of them are bots.
The part you don't say out loud: you built this machine, and you can't tell how much of it is real.
In GA4, compare form_start to form_submit on your paid landing pages. The gap
has your gate's cost in it. What it will never show you is who.
The W3C, the body that publishes WCAG, says every type of CAPTCHA will be unsolvable by users with certain disabilities. Not badly built ones: every type. Those are real buyers, and your gate logs them as nothing. Is reCAPTCHA accessible? →
So we built the opposite of a gate.
Does a real person ever have to prove they're human — and if the tool is wrong, can you undo it?
Every figure above carries its source on the page. Nothing here is a measurement of SpamKill; it's a description of what each approach structurally cannot see. All the alternatives, side by side →
Sealed the moment we hold it: blocked leads are encrypted with your key, decrypted only in your browser, and our engineers can't open them. Auto-deleted at 31 days. Same on every integration path — the form builder, the WordPress plugin, or the form converter. How the encryption works →
Every filter gets it wrong sometimes. When your CAPTCHA gets it wrong, you'll see a number, never a name. When SpamKill gets it wrong, you get the lead back.
Held-lead review on every plan below. 30-day free trial, no card, month-to-month after.
📊 Traffic swings with your campaigns? Limits are yearly, so launch months and quiet months even out on their own. If a big year pushes you past your pool, protection keeps running and your first overage is free — then small per-block rates, never a forced upgrade. How overage works →
Smaller operation? See Small Business plans from $29/mo. Above 600,000 leads a year? See High-volume funnels: pilot program.
Turn on held-lead review (you generate your own key at setup), and every held lead is kept for 31 days, sealed so only your password opens it.
The held queue is the safety net. The filter in front of it is the product — 99.9% accurate across 100M+ submissions. Then run the 30-day trial and generate your own numbers from your own traffic.
More named customers on the testimonials page.
Integrates with any CRM. Preserves your attribution, UTMs, and conversion pixels.
Already running reCAPTCHA v3, Turnstile, or Cloudflare bot protection? Site-level layers guard your infrastructure and can stay. On the forms themselves, SpamKill replaces the gate rather than stacking on it — a CAPTCHA in front of a capture-first filter keeps turning real people away before anything can recover them. Swap the gate out for the 30-day trial and judge SpamKill by its held queue — removing the gate is a one-line change, and anything held that turns out real is there to recover.
30-day free trial, no card. By day 7 you'll have a held queue you can read: real names, real companies, and the bots that would have been on your reps' call list.