Comparison
Firecrawl pricing vs everydata.io
Looking at Firecrawl pricing? Here is what Firecrawl and everydata.io cost per 1,000 requests, and what you get for it. Firecrawl is a web scraping API for AI applications: it turns any page into Markdown or into JSON extracted by an LLM against a schema you define. Below are the public facts side by side, as of 28 September 2026. Prices can change – the sources are linked at the end of the page.
Key facts
Updated
Price per 1,000 Amazon product requests at 5,000 / 50,000 / 300,000 requests a month: everydata.io €6.00 / €1.60 / €1.00, Firecrawl $3.80 / $1.98 / $1.33 (list prices, no currency conversion). everydata.io free plan: 100 requests / month, no credit card.
- 5,000 req / month
- €6.00 vs $3.80per 1,000 requests
- 50,000 req / month
- €1.60 vs $1.98per 1,000 requests
- 300,000 req / month
- €1.00 vs $1.33per 1,000 requests
- Failed requests
- not billedon everydata.io
Side by side
| everydata.io | Firecrawl | |
|---|---|---|
| Billing model | Requests; published weights (most platforms 1 unit, Zillow/Zalando/Otto product pages 2) | Credits; a scrape costs 1 credit, JSON extraction by an LLM 5, the product format 1 |
| Entry plan | €30 / month (5,000 requests), annual billing: 2 months free | Hobby $19 / month for 5,000 credits ($16 with annual billing) |
| Free tier | 100 requests / month, no credit card | 1,000 credits, no credit card |
| How the fields are defined | Fixed, documented schema per platform, maintained by us | Your own schema filled by an LLM, or the generic product format (title, brand, price, availability, variants) |
| Platforms | Amazon, Walmart, Zalando, Otto, Kaufland, Lidl, ASOS, Thomann, Yahoo Finance, YouTube, freelancermap, freelance.de, Google Play, App Store, Kleinanzeigen, AutoScout24, ImmoScout24 AT, Steam, OBI, Hornbach, reichelt, SEO Data – plus 13 more in beta (35 in total) | Any public website, no platform-specific parsers |
| Failed requests | Not billed (5xx and rejected requests are refunded) | No document returned costs nothing; 403 and 404 pages cost 1 credit |
| MCP | Hosted MCP server with 31 typed tools | Official hosted MCP server |
| Operator | Operated from Germany; hosting in EU regions of US cloud providers | SideGuide Technologies, Inc. (Delaware, USA) |
Firecrawl pricing compared: price per 1,000 Amazon product requests
Cheapest public plan that covers the monthly volume, fully used. Our prices in EUR, theirs in USD, shown without currency conversion.
| Requests per month | everydata.io | Firecrawl |
|---|---|---|
| 5,000 | €6.00 | $3.80 |
| 50,000 | €1.60 | $1.98 |
| 300,000 | €1.00 | $1.33 |
Firecrawl: Product format (1 credit), monthly billing: Hobby $19 at 5k, Standard $99 at 50k, Growth $399 at 300k. With LLM JSON extraction (5 credits): $19.80 / $7.98 / $4.16. everydata.io: Starter €30 at 5,000, Production €80 at 50,000, Business €300 at 300,000 (see pricing).
When to choose which
Firecrawl fits better if…
- You need data from arbitrary websites, not only the platforms we cover.
- You want to crawl whole sites or feed pages as Markdown into an LLM.
- You run about 5,000 simple product pages a month – Firecrawl's product format is cheaper there.
everydata.io fits better if…
- You need the same fields on every call – offers, sellers, variants, reviews, ratings – without writing or tuning an extraction schema.
- You work at 50k requests a month or more, where our price per request is lower than Firecrawl's product format and far below its JSON extraction.
- Your agent should get typed tools per platform (amazon_offers, otto_product …) instead of a generic scrape tool.
Questions about this comparison
When is a generic scraper like Firecrawl the better choice?
When the sites change from task to task. A structured API only pays off for the platforms it covers; for everything else a generic scraper plus an LLM is more flexible.
How were the prices compared?
We took the cheapest Firecrawl plan with monthly billing whose credits cover each volume, at 1 credit per page for the product format and 5 for JSON extraction, assumed full use and divided the price by the volume. Firecrawl lists prices in USD, we list ours in EUR; they are shown side by side without conversion.
Sources
As of 28 September 2026; prices and features can change. Figures for Firecrawl are taken from its public pages listed here. Firecrawl is a trademark of its owner; everydata.io is not affiliated with it. Spotted something outdated? Write to support@everydata.io.
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