A-Parser and CapMonster Cloud Integration
We have reviewed the advantages of each of these tools, and now we can move on to their integration. First, it is a good idea to study A-Parser documentation on parser setup and captcha bypass. You should have the full version of the software installed, and you also need to register in the CapMonster Cloud system and obtain a personal API key for connection (it is located in your account, where you can also view statistics and captcha-solving logs).
Parser Configuration
Launch A-Parser, open Settings and go to Parser Settings. Here we select the required parsers and set the necessary parameters. In our example, we will use the SE::Google parser — it extracts search engine results. This parser requires the Util::ReCaptcha2 component, so we select it from the list:

Next, select Provider – CapMonster Cloud and enter your CapMonster Cloud API key in the Client key field:

Now save the new preset and give it a name (for example, “CMCloud”):


Now go to the SE::Google parser. In the same Parser Settings list, select it and choose your created “CMCloud” preset in the Util::ReCaptcha2 preset field:

Save it as a new preset and give it any convenient name (in our example “Use CMCloud”):

Connecting to the parser in the Task Editor
Then go to the Task Editor and select the last created preset (“Use CMCloud”) for the SE::Google parser:


After that, you can enter any queries and adjust other settings. Start the task and test the parsers and the CapMonster Cloud integration.
Conclusion
As you can see, A-Parser and CapMonster Cloud are an excellent choice of tools for users who work with parsing and want to easily overcome common obstacles. They are easy to configure, regularly updated, and well supported, and users do not necessarily need programming skills or custom scripts. Together, they form a reliable duo that automates data collection processes, improves performance, and simplifies working with data overall.
NB: Please note that the product is intended for automated testing exclusively of your own websites and resources to which you have legal access rights.