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MCP · Web
Firecrawl
Firecrawl scrapes any web page and renders it as clean markdown. More reliable than WebFetch for JS-heavy sites or those hiding content behind navigation.
Official docs ↗Free up to 500 pages/month
Use cases
- ›Track a competitor's pricing
- ›Scrape a product catalog
- ›Monitor a landing page
Installation
1.Create an account on firecrawl.dev, free plan up to 500 pages/month. Get the API key from the dashboard.
2.One line, one terminal
$ claude mcp add firecrawl -- npx -y firecrawl-mcp --key=YOUR_API_KEYNeed to install Claude Code first? See the Claude Code page · Official docs
Concrete examples
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"Scrape la page pricing de Notion et compare-la à la mienne : qu'est-ce qu'ils font que je ne fais pas ?"Firecrawl renders JS-heavy HTML into clean markdown. Claude then runs the comparative diff.
Sample output
→ Scraping notion.com/pricing (JS-rendered)... 1,847 lines of markdown Comparison with cedricrittie.com/pricing What Notion has and you don't 1. Free tier with quantified limits (10 guests, 5MB upload) 2. Targeted objection FAQ (5 questions on security, data ownership) 3. Customer logos visible above the fold 4. "Try for free" CTA repeated 4 times, you only 1 5. Comparative table Notion vs competitors What you have and they don't - Nothing significant at this stage Priority hypothesis: you're underusing the free tier as an acquisition magnet. Start by quantifying what Free includes.
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"Monitore la page pricing de 3 concurrents (linear.app, asana.com/pricing, clickup.com/pricing) et alerte-moi si un prix change."Periodic scrape + diff. Claude stores the latest snapshot and compares on each run.
Sample output
→ Scraping linear.app/pricing... ok → Scraping asana.com/pricing... ok → Scraping clickup.com/pricing... ok Comparison with previous snapshot (7 days ago) linear.app - Business tier: $14/seat → $16/seat (+14%). New! asana.com - No changes clickup.com - Business tier: $12/seat (unchanged) - Added a "Most popular" badge on the Enterprise tier Major change: Linear raised Business by 14%. Check their announcement / changelog to understand the rationale before following suit or not.