Turn any website into clean, LLM-ready data with zero configuration. Handles dynamic content, PDFs, and more. Trusted by OpenAI, NVIDIA, and Shopify.
It's actually pretty simple to use - I've tried several approaches myself:
Honestly, compared to writing your own crawler, this is so much simpler. Plus the stability is solid - no worrying about your code breaking when websites redesign.
Direct output in Markdown, structured JSON, screenshots, etc., saving you from data cleaning hassles. I've used other crawling tools where the HTML was a complete mess requiring custom scripts to clean up.
Built-in proxy rotation, anti-bot mechanism bypass, dynamic content rendering. These used to be technical challenges, now it's solved with one API call.
Can simulate clicks, scrolling, input, waiting, and other user interactions. Especially useful for sites that require interaction to reveal content.
Not just web pages - handles PDFs, Word docs, images too. Pretty practical since valuable information is often buried in documents.
The new search feature lets you directly search the web and get full content. Kind of like Google search + content extraction combined.
Can exclude specific tags, set crawl depth, add custom headers, etc. Really helpful for projects with special requirements.
Most common use case - preparing training data for LLMs or building RAG applications. Format is already optimized, ready to use without additional processing.
Regularly crawl competitor websites to monitor product updates, price changes, content strategies, etc. Much more efficient than manual checking.
If you're building news aggregators, tech blog collections, or similar projects, Firecrawl can automate your content collection pipeline.
Researchers can use it to collect large amounts of web data for analysis. Much simpler than traditional crawlers - just focus on the research itself.
Like automatically extracting invoice information, monitoring supplier websites, collecting customer feedback, etc. Combined with AI extraction, it's basically hands-off.