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Firecrawl

Firecrawl

62/100

Turn any site into clean, LLM-ready markdown with one API call.

firecrawl.dev

Agent-readiness

auth.md
MCP server
llms.txt
OpenAPI
Auth: api_key

Rankings

Overview

Firecrawl is a developer-first web data API for AI agents that searches, scrapes, crawls, maps, parses, and interacts with web pages to return LLM-ready Markdown, JSON, screenshots, and structured data.

Best for: Developers, AI teams, GTM/revops builders, data teams, and agent/RAG product teams that need reliable, structured live-web data without maintaining scraping infrastructure.

Pricing

Free Plan
$0/mo
Hobby
$16/mo
Standard
$83/mo
Growth
$333/mo
Scale
$599/mo
Enterprise
Custom

Features

  • Search the web and return full page content from results
  • Scrape URLs into Markdown, HTML, structured JSON, screenshots, and metadata
  • Crawl entire sites recursively and gather page content
  • Map/discover URLs on a website
  • Batch scrape thousands of URLs asynchronously
  • Interact with pages by clicking, filling forms, navigating, or extracting dynamic content
  • Parse PDFs, documents, spreadsheets, and other hosted files into LLM-ready data
  • JSON mode and natural-language structured extraction
  • Monitoring/change tracking and webhooks
  • Official SDKs for Python, Node/TypeScript, Go, Java, Ruby, Rust, .NET, PHP, Elixir plus CLI and MCP server

Pros

  • Broad web-data API surface built specifically for AI agents and LLM/RAG workflows
  • Hosted service abstracts away proxies, JavaScript rendering, anti-bot handling, orchestration, and rate limits
  • Generous free tier and clear credit-based plans for common use cases
  • Open-source with self-hosting path, SDKs, CLI, MCP, and many AI-framework integrations

Cons

  • Credit pricing can become expensive or harder to predict at high volume or with advanced features
  • No simple pay-per-use plan; users must choose monthly plans or custom Scale/Enterprise
  • Credits generally do not roll over between periods
  • Some dynamic/interactive or anti-bot-heavy sites may still require testing and tuning

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