Firecrawl
Web scraping and crawling API that turns websites into clean, LLM-ready markdown and structured data.
Firecrawl stopped selling pages and started selling answers — now it is giving the corpus away.
◆Recent moves
- 6d ago
Life Sciences in Firecrawl Research Index
⚡ SPARKThe Research Index gains a second vertical — 41M+ life-sciences papers covering drug discovery, clinical trials and biology — and the entire index drops to free. This is the arXiv corpus playbook run again in a different domain, with the pricing removed.
- 28d ago
Introducing our most accurate /search yet
⚡ SPARKThe excerpt-scoring rebuild of /search is the clearest statement of the token-efficiency thesis running through this whole stretch: same API shape, dramatically less returned, a benchmark number attached to prove it did not cost accuracy.
- 1mo ago
Web-scale /monitor
Web-scale /monitor generalises the earlier URL-watching endpoint from named pages to standing search queries, so an agent subscribes to a topic rather than a location. It broadens the monitoring surface without changing what monitoring is.
- 1mo ago
v2.11.0: Research Index, keyless access, PII redaction
The v2.11.0 roll-up bundles the Research Index launch with keyless endpoint access, PII redaction and a cached deterministic JSON extractor. Individually incremental, together they lower the friction of putting Firecrawl inside an agent loop that handles regulated data.
- 2mo ago
Firecrawl Research Index
⚡ SPARKThe original Research Index launch is the pivot the last two months turn on — the moment Firecrawl stopped only fetching pages on demand and started maintaining a corpus of its own with a benchmark attached.
- 2mo ago
Introducing /monitor
⚡ SPARKThe first /monitor release turned scraping from a pull into a push, and the web-scale version three weeks ago is the direct continuation. It also introduced the plain-English goal as the configuration surface, a pattern the later releases reuse.