Byparr is one of the best free ways to get past Cloudflare in 2026. It’s an actively maintained, Camoufox-backed drop-in replacement for FlareSolverr with a much better success rate against modern Managed Challenges and Turnstile. If you’re happy to run it yourself, it’s a genuinely good choice. This page is about the one thing it doesn’t do for you.
What Byparr still leaves to you
- You host and maintain it.It’s a service you deploy, monitor, and update. When Cloudflare changes something and a build breaks, pulling and redeploying the fix is your job.
- You bring your own IPs. Byparr solves the challenge from wherever you run it, and the
cf_clearancecookie is bound to that exit IP. At any real volume you need a pool of residential IPs, and every later request has to leave from the same IP the cookie was solved on. - You own the browser fleet. More concurrency means more browser instances, more memory, and more moving parts to keep alive.
None of that is a knock on Byparr. It’s simply the cost of self-hosting: the software is free, the infrastructure and upkeep are not.
What RaptorWayz does instead
RaptorWayz is the hosted version of the same job. One API call returns the cf_clearance cookie, the exact matching User-Agent, and a proxy on the same exit IPthe challenge was solved on. You make your own request with all three and the page loads. There’s nothing to deploy, and because the proxy does no TLS interception, RaptorWayz never sees your traffic.
curl -X POST https://raptorwayz.com/v1/solve \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
-d '{"domain":"example.com"}'
# → { "cf_clearance": "...", "user_agent": "Mozilla/5.0 ...",
# "proxy": "http://$API_KEY:x@raptorwayz.com:8080", "expires_at": 1750000000 }import requests
# 1. Ask RaptorWayz to solve the challenge.
r = requests.post(
"https://raptorwayz.com/v1/solve",
headers={"Authorization": f"Bearer {API_KEY}"},
json={"domain": "example.com"},
).json()
# 2. Use the cookie + User-Agent + proxy TOGETHER on your own request.
resp = requests.get(
"https://example.com/",
headers={"User-Agent": r["user_agent"]},
cookies={"cf_clearance": r["cf_clearance"]},
proxies={"https": r["proxy"]},
)
print(resp.status_code) # 200Byparr vs RaptorWayz
| Byparr | RaptorWayz | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Self-host + maintain | Hosted, one API call |
| Matched exit IP included | No (bring your own) | Yes (proxy) |
| Infra + upkeep | Yours | None |
| Sees your traffic | N/A (self-host) | No (no TLS MITM) |
| Anonymous signup / crypto | n/a (self-host) | Yes (username, USDC) |
| Cost | Free + your infra + IPs | 5 free, then $15/mo/key |
Which should you pick?
- Happy to run a service and provide your own IPs? Byparr is excellent and free. Use it.
- Want the same result hosted, with the matched IP included and nothing to maintain? RaptorWayz fits, and handles the Cloudflare-specific job for you.
- Need many anti-bot systems and large scale? A residential-proxy scraping API will serve you better than either.
Try RaptorWayz on your target with 5 free solves, or read the FlareSolverr vs Byparr comparison for the full picture.