The knobs are the point: a wait for JavaScript to settle, ad and consent-banner blocking, tag include and exclude lists, a mobile viewport. And a scrape hands back a session ID, so a page that needs a click can be continued rather than re-fetched.
An MCP server exposing Firecrawl's API for scraping, crawling, mapping, searching, document parsing, browser automation and academic search.
- A single URL returned as markdown, HTML, raw HTML, links, a screenshot or a summary
- Navigation, headers, footers and ads stripped so only the article body comes back
- Public PDF and DOCX URLs detected and parsed automatically
- A wait after page load for JavaScript-rendered pages, as long as you need, and a mobile viewport when you want one
- Whole sites crawled, site structures mapped, and the web searched
- A live browser session carried between calls, so a scrape can continue into interaction
Calls run against Firecrawl's API and are metered in credits; the enhanced stealth proxy tier costs more than the default auto tier. The page-load timeout is yours to set, with plenty of headroom above the default, which matters on slow or heavily scripted pages.
