reCaptcha Pro adds reCAPTCHA checks to supported WordPress forms to help reduce spam entries. Choose Version 2, Version 3, or Invisible, then set which forms use it and how it appears. The Pro edition includes all Free version capabilities, plus integrations and administrative controls for managing protection across forms and network subsites.

Forms and integrations

Standard WordPress forms include registration, login, password reset, protected post passwords, comments, testimonials, and custom forms. Contact and membership integrations include Contact Form 7, Jetpack contact forms, Fast Secure Contact Form, MailChimp for WordPress, Ninja Forms, Gravity Forms, WPForms, Caldera Forms, Elementor Pro Contact Forms, LearnDash Registration Page, BuddyBoss, Formidable Forms, Forminator Forms, and the Subscriber Multilanguage add-on.

WooCommerce support covers login, registration, lost password, and checkout billing forms. Other integrations cover Divi contact and login forms; bbPress topics and replies; BuddyPress registration, comments, and group creation; wpForo login, registration, topics, and replies; Ultimate Member login, registration, and profile forms; BWS Login Register Form login, registration, and password recovery; and Easy Digital Downloads login, registration, and password recovery.

Timing, language, and access controls

Select the reCAPTCHA language manually and schedule protection for chosen weekdays and hours. On multisite networks, configure all subsites. You can block disposable email addresses, send an administrator login notification, and hide reCAPTCHA for selected user roles or allowlisted IP addresses.

Display and account options

For Version 2, choose normal or compact sizing and a Light or Dark theme. The badge can be hidden for Invisible and Version 3 implementations. Other controls let you disable the submit button and edit the error message. The settings page also works with adding custom code. Multilingual and RTL support are available, along with options to hide the login page and require strong passwords.

Set up the keys

Install and activate the plugin, then open its Settings page in the WordPress admin area. Select “Get the API Keys,” enter the domain name, and create the keys. Copy the public and private keys into their respective settings fields and save. Then choose a reCAPTCHA version and configure the forms and show options for the site.

Documentation includes a user guide, installation and configuration information, and video instructions. The listed support policy says questions receive an answer within one business day.