The field guide

Put Gaitcha on your site.

Practical answers to help you choose, install and understand Gaitcha.

WordPress guide

A self-hosted captcha for Contact Form 7.

Add the Gaitcha form tag to Contact Form 7 and verify submissions on your own WordPress server, without registering for an external captcha service.

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WordPress guide

Elementor Pro. One extra field.

Add Gaitcha to the Elementor Pro Forms widget and keep verification data out of your emails and business actions.

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WordPress guide

Gravity Forms, meet Gaitcha.

Add the Gaitcha field from Advanced Fields, then test validation in the published form, including retries after AJAX errors.

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Technical choices

Who verifies your forms?

Choosing a captcha also means choosing where verification runs, what you depend on, and how you support real visitors. Start with these questions.

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Troubleshooting

When the form will not go through.

Fix a missing Gaitcha widget, expired tokens, AJAX retries and rejected forms. Check WordPress admin bypass, caching and PHP validation.

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