Browser Automation & Scraping

Enter a URL, describe what you want to track, and /monitor notifies your AI agent via webhook the moment pages or sites change. Use up to 90% fewer LLM tokens by only ingesting what actually changes.

Key Features:

• Set a goal in plain English — Describe what to watch and /monitor configures the URLs, schema, and schedule for you
• Up to 90% fewer LLM tokens — Your agent only ingests what changes on a page
• Any cadence, with cost upfront — 5 minutes, hourly, daily, or custom cron schedule with estimated monthly cost shown upfront
• Webhook or email delivery — Signed webhooks with custom headers or email with diff in body
• Permalinks for every change — Diffs are first-class objects you can share or hand to another agent

Firecrawl v2.10 ships a new /parse endpoint, Lockdown Mode, Question and Highlights formats, and four new official SDKs (Go, Ruby, PHP, .NET) plus reliability and security fixes.

Key Features:

• /parse endpoint — Upload PDFs, Word docs, and spreadsheets up to 50 MB and get clean, LLM-ready Markdown, JSON, or summaries back. Powered by a new Rust-based engine that's up to 5x faster
• Lockdown Mode — Set lockdown: true on /scrape to serve results exclusively from Firecrawl's index with no outbound requests and zero data retention by default
• Question Format — Pass a natural-language prompt to /scrape and get a grounded answer back, with up to 100x fewer tokens per call
• Highlights Format — Get back the exact sentences, code blocks, and table rows on a page that match your query, with original formatting preserved
• Four New Official SDKs — Go, Ruby, PHP (with Laravel support), and .NET all joined the SDK family with v2 parity. The Rust SDK has been promoted to the official v2 SDK

Firecrawl v2.10 ships a new /parse endpoint, Lockdown Mode, Question and Highlights formats, and four new official SDKs (Go, Ruby, PHP, .NET) - plus a long list of reliability and security fixes.

Highlights

• /parse endpoint — Upload PDFs, Word docs, and spreadsheets up to 50 MB and get clean, LLM-ready Markdown, JSON, or summaries back. Powered by a new Rust-based engine that's up to 5x faster.
• Lockdown Mode — Set lockdown: true on /scrape to serve results exclusively from Firecrawl's index with no outbound requests and zero data retention by default. Available everywhere, including the CLI (--lockdown) and MCP.
• Question Format — Pass a natural-language prompt to /scrape and get a grounded answer back, with up to 100x fewer tokens per call.
• Highlights Format — Get back the exact sentences, code blocks, and table rows on a page that match your query, with original formatting preserved — also using up to 100x fewer tokens per call.
• Four New Official SDKs — Go, Ruby, PHP (with Laravel support), and .NET all joined the SDK family with v2 parity. The Rust SDK has been promoted to the official v2 SDK.

Highlights is a new format for /scrape that returns the exact sentences, code blocks, and table rows on a page that match your query, all while using up to 100x fewer tokens.

Highlights

• Citable, hallucination-free output — Nothing in the response is rewritten, translated, or hallucinated. Every sentence is provably from the source page, in the page's own words.
• Code blocks and tables preserved — Consecutive sentences from the same block re-join into paragraphs, consecutive code lines wrap in fenced blocks with their original language, and table rows rebuild into Markdown tables with headers auto-included.
• Up to 100x fewer tokens per call — Returning just the matching lines instead of the full page lowers inference costs, speeds up responses, and keeps your context window lean.