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Add Firecrawl’s hosted MCP server to a Cloudflare One MCP server portal so your team reaches Firecrawl’s search and scrape tools through one portal URL with your Access policies.

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Quick setup

Create a Firecrawl API key. Then add Firecrawl as an MCP server in Cloudflare Access with the portal API, using the key as a bearer credential:
The portal sends auth_credentials to Firecrawl as Authorization: Bearer <key>. You can also add the server in the Cloudflare dashboard under Zero Trust > Access controls > MCP Portals > MCP servers > Add MCP server, using the same URL. Next, add the server to a portal, attach Access policies that decide who sees it, and choose the tools to expose. Cloudflare’s MCP server portals guide covers creating the portal.

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Try it

Connect an MCP client to your portal URL (https://<subdomain>.<domain>/mcp), then ask:

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Troubleshooting

  • The server shows a sync or authentication error: check that the key is valid and that auth_type is bearer; update the server’s credentials if you rotated the key.
  • Firecrawl’s tools are missing in the portal: the portal exposes only the tools an admin selected for it, so review the portal’s tool list.
  • Users cannot see Firecrawl: the server link appears only for users who match an Allow policy on the server.