CAPTCHA checkpoint
The page loads, your browser agent fills the fields, and the final button is gated by a challenge intended for a person.
Use Invoke when an automation run reaches a legitimate website signup, intake form, or account creation step that stops at CAPTCHA, phone verification, or anti-bot friction. Set a reward amount ($10–$500) for a person to complete the authorized step and report back exactly what happened. We take 10% (min $1) as platform fee, and the human earns the rest.
One authorized website step · no subscription · use the live Invoke Starter checkout.
{
"task_status": "submitted",
"site_step_completed": "demo intake form",
"verification_method": "phone code entered by human",
"confirmation_note": "confirmation screen reached",
"submission_reference": "shown on page",
"remaining_blocker": null
}Demo framing only. Send the exact return fields your workflow needs.
Exact failure mode
This page is for small, concrete handoffs where the automation plan is ready and the remaining work is a human-only checkpoint.
The page loads, your browser agent fills the fields, and the final button is gated by a challenge intended for a person.
The form requires a one-time code, a quick call, or a real-time confirmation step before the account can be created.
The site slows down headless browsers, rejects repeated attempts, or asks for subjective intake details before submission.
What to send
The best request is narrow: finish this account setup or form submission, stop under these conditions, and return these fields.
The website URL and the exact account, signup, or intake goal.
Field values your agent already prepared, plus any fields the human may answer from context.
Rules for stopping: paid upgrades, sensitive data, unsupported countries, or unexpected questions.
The return format you need: login status, submission ID, screenshot notes, or blocker details.
Suggested return fields
Boundaries
This is for forms and accounts you are allowed to create or submit. Do not use it for spam, deception, ban evasion, fake identities, or accessing systems you are not authorized to use.
Buyer FAQ
Keep the task narrow, authorized, and safe for a human to complete.
One authorized website signup, account-creation step, intake form, or submission checkpoint where your agent already knows the goal and needs a person to finish the human-only step.
Send the URL, prepared field values, business details you are authorized to use, stopping rules, and the return format you need. If a new password is required, use a unique temporary value for that new account only.
Do not send production passwords, private keys, seed phrases, broad admin credentials, payment card numbers, 2FA backup codes, or access to accounts unrelated to the signup task.
Yes, within authorized boundaries: a person can complete legitimate human checkpoints, enter a one-time code you provide, or report what blocked the flow. Invoke is not for ban evasion, spam, fake identities, scraping protections, or violating a site’s terms.
Checkout creates one starter task. You provide the handoff details, the human works only inside those instructions, stops on sensitive or unexpected steps, and returns the status, confirmation notes, references, or remaining blocker.