Firecrawl Search API
I don’t know the target page
Find relevant pages from a query.
Relevant web sources for research
Access Firecrawl through a SandBase API key. Search for sources, scrape pages, discover site URLs or crawl collections, then use Markdown and structured data in your application or Agent workflow.
Firecrawl is a web data API for AI agents and LLMs. It turns live web pages into clean Markdown and structured data.
FIRECRAWL CAPABILITIES
Use Search to find pages, Scrape to read a URL, Map to discover site URLs, Batch Scrape to process a URL list, and Crawl to collect content across a site.
A page you want to read.
Sample data · no web request# A practical guide to Agent sandboxes ## Keep the work isolated Run each task in a scoped environment. ## Keep the useful output Pass clean content to your Agent.
Illustrative Workflow · Agent Integrations Not Officially Verified
FIRECRAWL ENDPOINTS
I don’t know the target page
Find relevant pages from a query.
Relevant web sources for research
I have one known URL
Extract clean content from one page.
Clean Markdown or structured page data
I want to inspect site structure
Discover the URLs that make up a site.
A list of discovered site URLs
I already have a list of URLs
Extract content from a known URL list.
Clean content from the supplied URL list
I need coverage of a site
Follow a site and collect page content.
Collected page content across a site
FIRECRAWL ON SANDBASE
Access Firecrawl API capabilities with your SandBase API key instead of managing a separate key for each tool.
Pay for Firecrawl API work from the same SandBase balance used across APIs and models, with request and cost visibility.
Explore Firecrawl Search, Scrape, Map, Batch Scrape, and Crawl in Playground before connecting them to your application.
Use Firecrawl API content with Agent workflow logic, Skills, models, and other data tools through the unified API or SandBase MCP.
FIRECRAWL IN YOUR WORKFLOW
Start with Firecrawl API content, then connect it to the workflow logic and model your Agent needs.
Start with web data
Choose the capability
Handle the returned content
Use content for the task
Choose the reasoning
EXAMPLE SKILLS · NOT VERIFIED DEPENDENCIES
These labels illustrate possible workflows, not a verified catalog or automatic monitoring service.
SandBase MCP is another way to access Firecrawl from your AI tools. Confirm the available tool names and supported capabilities in the docs.
Before production, confirm Firecrawl API pricing, request and concurrency limits, data retention, and website access permissions in Playground or the docs. Respect website permissions; do not assume unlimited access or automatic monitoring.
FAQ
Firecrawl is a web data API that turns web pages into clean Markdown and structured data for applications and AI workflows. It supports finding pages, processing known URLs, discovering site URLs, and collecting content across a site.
Scrape processes one known URL. Crawl starts from a site URL, discovers multiple reachable pages, and processes their content. Use Scrape for a specific page and Crawl when you need content from multiple pages.
Search finds relevant pages from a query and returns results such as URLs, titles, and descriptions. It can also collect page content when supported by the current endpoint and requested options. Exact fields and formats depend on the current schema.
Map discovers URLs associated with a website and mainly returns links, rather than full page content. Use it to inspect site structure or choose pages to scrape. Exact link fields depend on the current endpoint schema.
Use Batch Scrape when you already have a known list of URLs and want to process their content together. Unlike Crawl, it starts from your supplied URL list rather than discovering pages across a site.
Common outputs include clean Markdown, HTML, links, and structured JSON. Available formats, extraction options, and response fields depend on the current endpoint and schema; not every capability returns every format.
Firecrawl can handle many JavaScript-rendered pages, but access controls, authentication, robots rules, anti-automation measures, and site changes can affect results. It does not guarantee access to every page; verify the returned content for your target site.
Yes. Firecrawl data can feed retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), research agents, and knowledge workflows. Developers remain responsible for source verification, chunking, indexing, and workflow design.
Search finds pages from a query. Map discovers URLs associated with a site and mainly returns links. Crawl discovers and processes multiple reachable pages to collect their content. Choose based on whether you need source discovery, a URL inventory, or page content.