Captcha Code vs ThinkCaptcha – Captcha for Login, Register and WooCommerce

Captcha adds GDPR compatible captcha code anti-spam protection (like Google ReCaptcha) to WordPress forms – comments form, registration form, lost password form, and login form. In order to post comments or register, users have to type in the code shown on the image. This prevents spam from automated bots & adds security. No external services (like Google ReCaptcha) are used. No API keys are needed, and no user-identifiable data is used so it’s GDPR compatible. Features Captcha position – comments form, login form, registration form, or lost password form. Letters type – capital letters, small letters, or captial & small letters. Captcha type – alphanumeric, alphabets or numbers. Translation enabled.

ThinkCaptcha adds a simple, effective captcha to the WordPress and WooCommerce forms that get attacked the most, so you can stop spam registrations, brute-force login attempts, and junk submissions. It uses Google’s familiar “I’m not a robot” checkbox (reCAPTCHA v2) and turns it on with a single toggle — no coding needed. The captcha only loads on the pages that actually use it, so it stays light on performance. Free features Captcha on the WordPress login form to slow down brute-force attacks. Captcha on the WordPress registration and password-reset forms. Captcha on the WooCommerce login, registration, and password-reset forms. Loads asynchronously and only where it’s needed. ThinkCaptcha Pro Want to protect the rest of your site? ThinkCaptcha Pro extends the same captcha to: The WooCommerce checkout, to help prevent fraudulent and spam orders. Contact Form 7 and WPForms submissions. The default WordPress registration form. Third-Party Service Disclosure This plugin connects to the Google reCAPTCHA service to tell humans and bots apart. Service used: Google reCAPTCHA (provided by Google LLC). What is sent: to verify a visitor is human, the service collects and sends device and application data, along with the visitor’s IP address, to Google. When it is sent: whenever a protected form is displayed and submitted. Policies: use of Google reCAPTCHA is subject to Google’s Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.