Adding invisible reCAPTCHA to the pages in a workspace

Invisible reCAPTCHA allows you to protect your website from spam and abuse. This type of reCAPTCHA searches for indications of human behavior using Google's AI. It operates in the background, tracking mouse movements, how long it takes to click on a page, and eliminating the "I am not a robot box" from websites.

Here's how to add it to your Instapage workspaces:

1. To add invisible reCAPTCHA to all the pages in your Instapage workspace, click on the name of the workspace on the top left, then select Workspace settings and choose Integrations;

2. Under Page Integrations, click Invisible reCAPTCHA;

3. To find your site key and secret key, follow this link: https://www.google.com/recaptcha/about/ and click on the v3 Admin Console button;

4. Sign into your Google account or create one if you haven’t already;

5. Label your site so you can keep track of which sets of keys you’re using;

6. Select reCAPTCHA v2, then Invisible reCAPTCHA, enter your domain, accept the terms of service, and click Submit;

7. If you have used Google Cloud before, you can give this a Project Name so you can easily find it in your cloud.

8. Once your registration is complete, you will have your site key and secret key. Copy and paste them from Google into Instapage;

9. Go back to the Google reCAPTCHA page and scroll down to the Security Preference. Choose the one you wish to have;

Note: Instead of requiring the user to click a checkbox, the invisible reCAPTCHA badge is activated when the user clicks on an existing button on your website or through a JavaScript API call. Only the most suspect traffic will be asked to complete a captcha by default. If you want to change this behaviour, choose the option Most secure.

a) Under Security Preference, uncheck the box that says Verify the origin of reCAPTCHA solutions and click Save. Doing so will allow you to activate invisible reCAPTCHA on all domains without the hassle of entering the domains one by one. The warning message on Google should not concern you unless you intend to share your site key and secret key publically;

b) Go back to your Instapage window and check the box saying I have unchecked Verify the origin of reCAPTCHA solutions. Then click Connect.

10. Once you are done, all the pages in this particular Instapage workspace will have invisible reCAPTCHA activated, regardless of which domain they are published on. To activate invisible reCAPTCHA on other workspaces, simply switch over to the other workspace and repeat the steps above. To simplify the process, use the same site key and secret key generated in step 7. Those can be found in your Google account.

Extra details 

If you are encountering any issues with creating a new reCAPTCHA with the above method, you can also do it manually.

1. Login into the GCP Console at https://console.cloud.google.com/

2. If you already have a project created and want to work under it, you can proceed to step 3. If you want to create a new one, you can click either on Select a project, if you do not have any created, or on the name of the current one and then on New Project.

3. Search for reCAPTCHA in the Search bar.

4. Scroll down and under the reCAPTCHA keys and click on the + Create key.

5. Write your Display name, choose the Platform type as Website, and add your domain. 

6. Click on Web Application Firewall(WAF), domain verification, AMP pages, and challenge and you can turn on the toggle for Disable domain verification. This will allow you to use the key on different domains.

7. Click on Create key.

8. In the window that opens, you can copy the site key from here and add it in Instapage.

9. To get the secret key, click on Integrate with a third party or plugin and copy it from here. If this button does not appear, you can click on the Use legacy key button under the Integration section.

10. Add the key to Instapage's reCAPTCHA section, and you will be done.

For even more details on how reCAPTCHA works, you can check the Google documentation here: https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/settings.