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Content &
Data Migration

Turn a legacy site into a structured content inventory ready for any CMS or platform.
Map, Crawl, Parse, and diff against the new site on one API.

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Used by over 1.25M developers
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Trusted by 150,000+
companies
of all sizes
10x
faster migration inventory
100k+
pages extracted per project
24/7
scheduled crawls & monitoring

Perfect for

CMS and DXP migrations

Extract pages, metadata, and internal links into structured exports you can map into new schemas, without hand-crafting a scraper for each source system.

E-commerce platform moves

Inventory legacy catalogs, category pages, and content so cut-overs run against a real list instead of the guesswork that stalls launches.

Documentation and knowledge base migrations

Move docs portals, wikis, and help centers with headings, sections, and internal links preserved so search and navigation land intact.

Agency and multi-site rollouts

Reuse the same extraction and mapping pipeline across brands, locales, and client portfolios so each new migration becomes configuration.

Post-launch validation

Diff old and new inventories to catch missing pages, broken templates, redirect misses, and SEO regressions before traffic notices.

Legacy platform decommissioning

Preserve every page and downloadable asset from a system you are turning off so nothing lives only in the platform you are about to shut down.

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No proxy headaches • Reliable. Covers 96% of the web

How it works

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Map every URL on the legacy site

Call Map on the domain and Firecrawl returns every URL fast, so the migration inventory starts from a complete list instead of a stale sitemap.xml or a spreadsheet somebody maintained by hand.

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Crawl into structured content ready to map

Crawl walks every page and returns Markdown or JSON with URL, title, headings, canonicals, meta tags, links, and body content, so developers script the mapping into the new schema instead of copy-pasting.

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Preserve SEO metadata for redirects and rules

Scrape captures titles, meta tags, canonicals, and internal links alongside the body, so redirect maps and template rules generate from data instead of getting drafted from memory.

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Parse PDFs, manuals, and downloadable assets

Send PDFs, DOCX, XLSX, and HTML files to Parse and Firecrawl returns layout-aware Markdown, so downloadable assets and product manuals move with the site instead of getting dropped.

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Validate the new site with a comparison crawl

Point Monitor at the launched pages, or run a second Crawl, and diff against the original inventory to catch missing pages, broken templates, and SEO regressions before traffic notices.

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Standardize the pipeline for the next migration

Reuse the same Firecrawl and mapping steps across brands, locales, and client portfolios so each new migration becomes configuration, not a fresh scraping project.

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What Our Customers Say
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Discover why developers choose Firecrawl every day.

How Firecrawl compares to alternatives

FeatureFirecrawlManual CSV uploadsBrowser extensionsGeneric scrapers
Full URL discovery from one Map callYesNoNoYes
Document parsing (PDFs, manuals, downloadables)YesNoNoNo
Redirect map from crawl outputYesNoNoNo
Post-launch diff against original inventoryYesNoNoNo
Structured markdown outputYesNoNoNo
Automatic scheduling & refreshYesNoNoYes
JavaScript renderingYesNoYesNo
URL metadata preservedYesNoNoNo
Multi-tenant scopingYesNoNoNo
API-first integrationYesNoNoYes
Built-in rate limiting & retriesYesNoNoNo
No manual intervention requiredYesNoNoNo
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Frequently
asked questions

Everything you need to know about this use case.
General
You Map the legacy site to get every URL, Crawl into structured content, script the mapping into the new CMS or platform, then run a second Crawl on the new site and diff the two inventories. That replaces manual copy-paste with a repeatable job in your deployment pipeline.
Yes. Firecrawl captures URLs, meta tags, headings, canonical URLs, and internal links alongside the body. You generate redirect maps and template rules from that data, then check after cut-over that every key page and path still resolves.
Technical
Yes. Send PDFs, DOCX, DOC, ODT, RTF, XLSX, XLS, or HTML to Parse and Firecrawl returns layout-aware Markdown. Product manuals, whitepapers, and downloadable assets move with the site instead of getting dropped on the way to the new platform.
Firecrawl handles JavaScript-heavy sites and large domains. Scope crawls by domain and path, run them in batches, and use the resulting inventory to prioritize critical sections instead of pointing one script at the entire domain.
Integration
Yes. Firecrawl works at the rendered-page layer, so even when a CMS or platform does not expose a clean export, you extract content from the live pages and map it into your new system.
Run a Crawl on the new site and diff by URL and hash against the original Firecrawl inventory. Anything missing, redirected wrong, or templated differently shows up as a delta you can hand to the team that owns it.
Advanced
Yes. Point Monitor at priority pages and Firecrawl fires a webhook when a title, canonical, status code, or internal link changes, so regressions land in a queue instead of an inbox on Monday.
Why Firecrawl?
The world's most comprehensive web data API. Our custom browser stack and semantic index deliver superior data quality across any website, handling more content types and edge cases than any competitor.
JavaScript rendering, dynamic content, and robust request handling built-in.
Process millions of pages with automatic rate limiting, caching, and distributed infrastructure.
Optimized scraping engine with parallel processing and smart caching for instant results.
Comprehensive docs, SDKs for all major languages, and dedicated support to help you succeed.
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Pricing

Flexible pricing

Start for free, then scale as you grow.

Free Plan

A lightweight way to get started.
No cost, no card, no hassle.
$0
/month
500 searches or 1,000 pages scraped
2 concurrent requests
Low rate limits

Hobby

Great for side projects and small tools.
Fast, simple, no overkill.
$16
/month
Billed yearly
Save $38
2,500 searches or 5,000 pages scraped
5 concurrent requests
Basic support
$9 per extra 1.5k credits

Standard
Most popular

Perfect for scaling with less effort.
Simple, solid, dependable.
$83
/month
Billed yearly
Save $198
50,000 searches or 100,000 pages scraped
25 concurrent requests
Standard support
$47 per extra 35k credits

Growth

Built for high volume and speed.
Firecrawl at full force.
$333
/month
Billed yearly
Save $798
250,000 searches or 500,000 pages scraped
50 concurrent requests
Priority support
$177 per extra 175k credits

Scale Plans

High-volume plans for teams that need more power and dedicated support. Get access to higher rate limits, more concurrent browsers, and priority support. Scale checks out instantly, no sales call needed.

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Scale

For teams scaling their data pipelines
1,000,000 credits / month
$599/month
Billed yearly
Save $1,798
500,000 searches or 1,000,000 pages scraped
100 concurrent requests
Priority support
$397 per extra 350k credits

Enterprise

Power at your pace with custom solutions
Custom credits
Custom concurrent requests
Dedicated support & SLA
Bulk discounts
Zero-data retention
SSO & advanced security