Yes, CaptchaAI can return tokens with a score of 0.7 or higher.
However, the actual score you get depends on how Google assesses the request behavior on that specific website. CaptchaAI does its best to meet your min_score request, but:
You won’t see the actual score value in the returned token.
If the service was unable to meet the requested min_score, the task would fail and return an error like:
ERROR_SCORE_TOO_LOW
Since you’re using this Python code with:
"min_score": 0.7
That means CaptchaAI is instructed to only return tokens with score ≥ 0.7.
🔍 If you can't access the target site after solving:
There are a few possible reasons:
The token was valid, but the site uses other behavior signals (headers, mouse movement, IP fingerprinting, etc.) to detect bots.
The token was rejected silently, especially if score was just at the threshold (e.g., 0.701).
The site logic might have changed (new domain rules, updated sitekey, or protected paths).
Your IP or User-Agent could be flagged, even if the token is technically okay.
🛠️ Suggestions:
Lower the min_score slightly (e.g., 0.5) to test token reliability.
Test the token directly using DevTools in browser by inserting it manually and submitting the form.
Use browser headers and fingerprinting techniques to mimic human behavior if needed.
📩 Sample Error Catch:
If score is too low, you'll see something like:
{
"status": 0,
"request": "ERROR_SCORE_TOO_LOW"
}
In that case, you may reduce the score in your request or review the source behavior.