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Ogham extensions for safer, smarter websites
Privacy-first OghamCMS extensions for OpenCart and other supported platforms.
Privacy-first anti-abuse protection for OpenCart
Ogham Site Security protects customer-facing OpenCart forms using our first-party Ogham Silent CAPTCHA engine. Protection runs locally and does not depend on Google reCAPTCHA or another third-party CAPTCHA service.
Included protection
• Contact, registration and account forms
• Checkout and supported order forms
• Product reviews, returns and gift vouchers
• Newsletter and supported subscriber forms
• Supported Journal forms and overlays
• Local blocked-request reports with reason codes
• Exact IP and CIDR exclusions
• Per-route protection and configurable retention controls
Compatibility
• OpenCart 3.x and OpenCart 4.x editions
• Vanilla OpenCart and supported Journal integrations
• Exact OpenCart, PHP and Journal versions are listed in each release note
Pricing
€39 for the first year, comprising a €20 setup fee and €19 annual licence. Renewal is €19 per year. VAT is added where applicable.
Resilient licensing
After successful activation or renewal, verified local protection and entitled features continue through the paid term if the licensing service is temporarily unavailable. The local CAPTCHA barrier is never disabled solely because the licensing server cannot be reached.
Privacy by design
Form content is not sent to an external CAPTCHA provider. Optional managed threat reporting is a separate, clearly disclosed service and is not enabled by default.