Web Data for
Enterprise AI

An enterprise web search API lets your own software query the live web and get results back as data, with the security, support and contract terms a large company needs. Firecrawl Search returns ranked results in a single call and can include the full page content of each one, and Enterprise plans add zero data retention for search, SSO, a DPA and custom concurrency.

An enterprise web scraping API turns web pages into clean, structured data your applications can use, at the volume and with the controls a large organization needs. Firecrawl Scrape turns any URL into markdown, JSON or screenshots, and Crawl covers every page on a domain. Enterprise plans add zero data retention, SSO and SCIM, a DPA, custom concurrency and pooled credits.

Yes. Firecrawl is SOC 2 Type II compliant, and our annual renewal audit is in progress. You can request the latest penetration test and our security policies from the Firecrawl Trust Center, and our team answers security questionnaires during your review.

Yes. On Enterprise plans, zero data retention (ZDR) covers scrape, batch scrape, crawl, parse, search, interact, and agent. Page content and extracted data are processed in memory and never persisted beyond the request, apart from an agent result, which stays retrievable for 24 hours and is then deleted. Agent ZDR needs Scrape and Search ZDR enabled and uses only Alexandria data providers that support ZDR. End-to-end search ZDR also has our upstream search provider enforce zero data retention, so no query or result data is stored at any point; in anonymized mode, the provider may cache an anonymized query. ZDR searches do not return Alexandria data tools.

Yes. Enterprise customers can sign a Data Processing Agreement and custom MSAs, and Firecrawl processes data in the US. See the security overview and the subprocessor list. Trust Center subscribers get advance notice before a new subprocessor handles personal data.

Enterprise customers can sign our Data Processing Agreement and a custom MSA, and we publish our subprocessors. Data is processed in the United States, with no EU data residency option, and zero data retention is available on Enterprise plans. For how controller and processor duties split, see web scraping, GDPR and CCPA.

Yes. Enterprise plans include priority support, and Enterprise agreements can include uptime and support SLAs. Contact sales for contract terms. For performance, our published scrape benchmark of 1,000 public URLs (run Jan 13, 2026) measured 96% coverage and a P95 latency of 3,387 ms. Live status and 90-day uptime history for the Firecrawl API are public at status.firecrawl.dev.

Enterprise pricing is custom: credit volume, concurrency, rate limits, credit rollover and annual terms are set in your agreement. You can also buy through AWS Marketplace or Google Cloud Marketplace, where a Google Cloud private offer can draw down your spend commitment. For reference, the self-serve Scale plan on pricing includes 1,000,000 credits a month (1 credit per page on a basic scrape) for $599/month billed annually.

Yes. Our team works with you on the move, and Enterprise customers can work directly with our forward-deployed engineers. We map your current requests to Firecrawl endpoints, test extraction on your own URLs, and plan a staged rollout for your production traffic. Contact sales to plan your migration.

Yes. Your team can sign in through SAML or OIDC single sign-on (Okta, Entra ID, Google Workspace, and more), and SCIM directory sync provisions and removes users automatically. See SSO and SCIM.

We work through it with you. Our team answers security questionnaires and reviews with your security and procurement teams, and the Trust Center has the latest penetration test and our security policies available on request. Contact sales to start one.

In the United States. Firecrawl offers US data residency and does not offer EU data residency. With zero data retention, the content you scrape or search is not stored after the request completes.

Yes. Enterprise plans include custom credit volumes, custom and reserved browser concurrency, and credits pooled across teams in one organization. Batch scrape and crawl run large jobs asynchronously.

Yes. Enterprise plans include static IP allowlisting, IP restrictions that only accept requests from approved networks, and key restrictions that lock each key to specific formats and endpoints.

Yes. Buy Firecrawl through AWS Marketplace or Google Cloud Marketplace and pay for it on your cloud bill.