Firecrawl pricing in 2026: plans, credits and cost per page

How much does each Firecrawl plan cost?

Firecrawl sells monthly credit allowances. Every endpoint draws on the same balance, so 1,000 credits buy 1,000 scraped pages or 500 searches of 10 results. Prices below come from the Firecrawl pricing page. Prices checked November 10, 2026.

Yearly billing saves 16.7% on Hobby, Standard and Growth and 20% on Scale. Enterprise has custom credits, limits and pricing. Rate limits shown are for scrape, map and search. Crawl limits are lower: 2 a minute on Free up to 2,000 a minute on Scale.

How many credits does each Firecrawl feature use?

The base rate is 1 credit per page. Options that run a language model on the page add 4 credits each, and the extras stack. A page scraped with JSON format and PII redaction costs 9 credits. Crawl and search use the same per-page options for every page they scrape.

What does Firecrawl cost at 1,000 and 100,000 pages a month?

The cheapest plan depends on volume. At low volume the Free plan costs nothing. In the middle, Hobby plus pay-as-you-go beats Standard until about 21,000 pages. At 100,000 pages and up, the big plans cost under $0.001 a page. The table assumes basic scrapes at 1 credit per page, billed monthly.

Options such as JSON format or PDF parsing add credits per page, so these figures are a floor. Prices checked November 10, 2026.

What are the catches in Firecrawl pricing?

The plan price is only part of the bill. Check these terms on the pricing page and the billing docs before you commit.

• Plan credits reset every month. Only annual Scale plans roll unused credits over, for 1 month.
• Pay-as-you-go needs a paid plan and adds credits in $5 steps. $5 buys 1,000 credits on Hobby, 2,000 on Standard, 2,500 on Growth and 5,000 on Scale. On Hobby that is $0.005 a credit.
• Credits you buy stay until used, but they expire if you cancel your subscription.
• A page that returns an error status such as 403 or 404 still costs 1 credit. A scrape that returns no document is free.
• Upgrades charge the full new plan price at once, with no proration, and reset your billing date.
• On the Free plan, requests stop with HTTP 402 when the 1,000 credits run out.

What does Locus Pro add for Firecrawl calls?

Locus Pro offers Firecrawl as per-call endpoints. Your agent pays from one prepaid credit balance that covers every provider, with no Firecrawl account, key or plan, and credits you buy do not expire.

Scrape, crawl, batch scrape and extract are priced per request, so the cost moves with the options you send. Set max_credits on a call to cap its price. Crawl and batch status checks are separate calls on Locus, and each one is charged.

Speed is the main limit. Paid Firecrawl plans allow 100 to 10,000 scrapes a minute. Locus Pro allows 5 tool calls a minute on Free, 15 on Plus, 240 on Enterprise and 1,200 on Enterprise Plus. A large crawl job that needs high concurrency belongs on a Firecrawl plan.

On Enterprise, you can bill your own customers for the pages their agents scrape.

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Which Firecrawl option should you choose?

Match the option to your monthly page count and how fast you need it.

• Under 1,000 pages a month: Firecrawl Free.
• Up to about 20,000 pages a month: Hobby, topped up with pay-as-you-go credits.
• From about 21,000 to 100,000 pages a month: Standard.
• Several hundred thousand pages or more: Growth or Scale.
• An agent that scrapes now and then and also needs search, enrichment or other paid APIs on one bill: Locus Pro.

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