Integrations / WordPress
The official CaptchaCore plugin protects login, registration, comments and lost password — no cookies, no image puzzles, processing on servers in Germany.
In three steps
In WordPress go to Plugins → Add New, search for “CaptchaCore” and activate it. Updates arrive through WordPress as usual.
Create a site in the customer area and paste site key and secret under Settings → CaptchaCore.
Login, registration, comments, lost password — each form selectable individually. Done, no code required.
What you get
Login (including wp_login_form), registration, lost password, comments and WooCommerce product reviews.
Login, registration and lost password on “My Account” plus the classic checkout — each switchable individually.
A native field type for Formidable, a widget and a form field for Elementor and Elementor Pro.
If the service is ever unreachable, the plugin lets the form through and logs it — nothing gets stuck.
Cloudflare, Nginx proxy and the like: proxy headers are only evaluated when you switch it on.
German, English, Spanish, French — the widget adopts the language of the page.
Proof of work and behavioural analysis instead of traffic lights and crosswalks — humans click once, bots compute themselves to death.
Processing on our own servers, no transfer to third countries, no cross-site tracking.
The widget loads fast, never blocks the interface and works with keyboard and screen readers.
No. The widget sets no cookies and loads nothing from third parties. The privacy centre offers a ready-made paragraph for your privacy policy.
The classic checkout (shortcode) yes, the block-based checkout not yet — there login and registration still protect you. Support follows as soon as WooCommerce offers a stable interface.
Nothing. The plugin is open source. The free plan is enough for small sites; larger sites pick a plan by verifications per month.
All details, options and code examples: Documentation →
More integrations