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Dev tools · July 24, 2026

The new Firecrawl /search

Our most accurate Search API for AI agents.

The new Firecrawl /search launched on July 24, 2026 with 257 votes, #120 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches.

In plain words

Firecrawl /search is a search API designed for AI agents that returns relevant excerpts from search results rather than full pages. It uses a trained model to identify the most pertinent sections answering each query, reducing token consumption by 10x compared to processing complete pages. The tool helps AI agents access grounded web information more efficiently while achieving high accuracy scores on benchmarks. It is available for all search queries immediately.

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From the sources

Search is how AI agents ground themselves in the web, but reading full pages for every query burns tokens fast. We trained a model that returns the excerpts from each /search result that best answer your query, giving your AI agents highly relevant context from every page. It outperforms processing full pages while using 10x fewer tokens. On SimpleQA, AI agents using Firecrawl /search now score 94.7%, higher than any other provider. It's live today on every /search call.

Return query-relevant passages instead of plain website descriptions

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