What FIRE-1 Can Do:
- Plan and take actions to uncover data
- Interact with buttons, links, inputs, and dynamic elements.
- Get mulitple pages of data that require pagination, multiple steps, etc.
How to Enable FIRE-1
Activating FIRE-1 is straightforward. Simply include anagent
object in your scrape API request:
prompt
field is required for scrape requests, instructing FIRE-1 precisely how to interact with the webpage. For /extract
it will use the prompt provided in the prompt
parameter on the body of the request so you can omit the above agent.prompt
field.
Example Usage with Scrape Endpoint
Here’s a quick example using FIRE-1 with the scrape endpoint to get the companies on the consumer space from Y Combinator:Using FIRE-1 with the Extract Endpoint
Similarly, you can leverage the FIRE-1 agent with the/v1/extract
endpoint for complex extraction tasks that require navigation across multiple pages or interaction with elements.
Example:
FIRE-1 is already live and available under preview.
Billing
Endpoint | Base Cost | Agent Cost (Preview) | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
/scrape | 150 credits per page | 0–900 agent credits per page | Varies by task complexity. |
/extract | See token calculator | ~8x non-agent extract | Uses token-based pricing. |
- Why is FIRE-1 more expensive?
FIRE-1 leverages advanced browser automation and AI planning to interact with complex web pages, which requires more compute resources than standard extraction.
Note: FIRE-1 is currently in preview. Pricing and limits may change. For the latest details on /extract
costs, see our token calculator.
Rate limits
/scrape
: 10 requests per minute/extract
: 10 requests per minute