ClawFetch

Discovery endpoint listing all 17 available structured-data extractors and the domains each one supports, so an agent can decide whether /extract can handle a given URL before paying for it.

Domain name brainstorming and availability screening: combine keywords into candidate domains across chosen TLDs, then live-WHOIS-check them and return only the available ones. Naming research in a single call.

Bulk domain name availability lookup via live WHOIS: check many domains across many TLDs in one call and get a per-domain available true/false. Useful for naming, brand screening, and squatting checks.

Headless browser rendering for JavaScript-heavy pages and SPAs: full stealth Chromium render, then clean markdown plus title, meta description, and canonical URL. Use when a plain fetch returns an empty shell or a bot wall.

Structured data extraction returning typed JSON from 17 specialized site extractors: Twitter/X, GitHub, CoinGecko, Hacker News, YouTube, Wikipedia, npm, PyPI, crates.io, Product Hunt, IMDb, Amazon, Crunchbase, SEC EDGAR, Zillow, Redfin, and news articles. Auto-detects the right extractor from the URL — no scraping selectors required.

Company enrichment from a domain: firmographic profile of a company website. Returns name, description, logo, social profiles (LinkedIn, X, GitHub, YouTube, Crunchbase and more), contact emails and phones, postal address, schema.org Organization data, detected tech stack (Next.js, WordPress, Shopify, HubSpot, Stripe, analytics) and key pages (about, careers, pricing, docs). Deterministic parse of

Multi-source web research and company/topic intelligence: runs a live web search, visits the top sources, and returns ranked results with titles, URLs, and content snippets. One call replaces a search-then-scrape pipeline for deep research agents.

Document parsing: convert office documents (docx, pptx, xlsx, pdf, odt, ods, odp, rtf, epub, csv, doc, ppt) to clean GitHub-Flavored Markdown. Pass a document URL or base64-encoded bytes. Deterministic local Rust converter (Firecrawl anydoc) — fast, typed structure preserved (headings, tables, lists), no OCR for scanned/image-only PDFs.

Web scraping / URL fetch: retrieve any web page and return clean, LLM-ready markdown text. Strips boilerplate, ads, and navigation. Stealth HTTP client bypasses common bot blocks. Cheapest way to read a webpage.