
Welcome to the recap of Firecrawl’s second Launch Week! Over the past seven days, we’ve rolled out a series of exciting new features and enhancements designed to supercharge your web scraping projects. In case you missed any of the announcements, here’s a day-by-day rundown of everything we’ve launched.
Day 1: Introducing the Batch Scrape Endpoint
We kicked off Launch Week II by unveiling our new Batch Scrape Endpoint, allowing you to scrape multiple URLs simultaneously. This feature streamlines bulk data collection, offering both synchronous and asynchronous methods to suit your needs.
Day 2: Introducing Location and Language Settings
On Day 2, we added Geolocation Support to our scraping requests. You can now specify the country and preferred languages to get location-specific content, enhancing the relevance and accuracy of your data.
Day 3: Introducing Credit Packs
Day 3 saw the launch of flexible Credit Packs, starting at just $9/month for 1,000 credits. We also introduced a new Auto Recharge feature, which automatically tops up your account when you’re running low, ensuring uninterrupted scraping.
Day 4: Advanced iframe Scraping
We took iframe handling to the next level on Day 4 with Advanced iframe Scraping. This update includes recursive traversal, cross-origin handling, and dynamic content loading capabilities, making it easier to scrape complex web pages.
Day 5: Introducing Two New Actions
On Day 5, we added two powerful new actions to our scraping toolkit:
- Scrape: Capture page content during interaction sequences.
- Wait for Selector: Wait for specific elements to appear before proceeding, ensuring more reliable automation.
Day 6: Introducing Mobile Scraping and Mobile Screenshots
Day 6 brought Mobile Scraping and Mobile Screenshots to Firecrawl. With mobile device emulation, you can now interact with sites as if from a mobile device—perfect for testing mobile-specific content and responsive designs.
Day 7: Introducing Faster Markdown Parsing
We wrapped up Launch Week II on Day 7 by unveiling our new HTML to Markdown parser. Rebuilt from scratch, it’s now up to 4x faster, more reliable, and produces cleaner Markdown, enhancing your data processing workflows.
Thank you for joining us during Launch Week II! We hope these new features empower you to build even more powerful and efficient scraping applications.
Happy scraping!

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