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Proxy Firecrawl with multi-key rotation and keyless fallback for search/scrape.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "firecrawl-pool-proxy" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use firecrawl-pool-proxy to scrape this list of web pages, and automatically switch keys when one runs out of credits.
Returns usable scrape results and keeps going when one key is exhausted.
Use firecrawl-pool-proxy to perform web search; if the current key is unavailable, fall back to the keyless free tier.
Outputs a list of search results and avoids failures from quota issues as much as possible.
I need a stable way to access the Firecrawl API; please handle multi-key rotation and credit exhaustion with firecrawl-pool-proxy.
Provides sustained Firecrawl calls with fewer interruptions from a single exhausted key.
Researchers can use it to keep bulk web search and scraping stable. When one API key runs out of credits, the tool rotates to another key.
Developers building automations around Firecrawl can reduce failures caused by quota exhaustion.
When keys are unavailable or exhausted, it can fall back to the keyless free tier for search/scrape.
It is a multi-key proxy for the Firecrawl API. Its core capabilities are automatic key rotation and a keyless free-tier fallback for search/scrape.
From the description, it depends on Firecrawl API keys and uses multiple keys to reduce exhaustion issues. For exact installation or configuration, see the source repository.
Compared with direct use, this proxy adds key rotation and a fallback path for search/scrape, which can improve continuity when a key runs out.
Give AI agents keyless web access, search, and asset retrieval.
Enable AI assistants to scrape, crawl, and search the web via Firecrawl.
Search web and social sources through one unified MCP proxy.
Search the web, fetch pages, and return clean Markdown without API keys.
Add web search and scraping capabilities to LAG clients and workflows.
Search and scrape web content with automatic Tavily-to-Firecrawl fallback.