Find the published business contacts of companies with Firecrawl, whether the user names them or describes them by type and place: press and media, sales, partnerships and support inboxes, shared business phone numbers and official contact forms, taken from the companies' own websites. Use when the user asks how to contact a company or wants published business emails, phone numbers or press, sales, support or partnership contacts, since contact pages change and an address must come from the page, not memory. Not for named people's details (use firecrawl-lead-research) or finding people to reach out to (use firecrawl-lead-gen).
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Find the contact channels a company publishes for itself, and cite the page each one came from.
firecrawl search "<type of business> in <place>" --sources web --json and note each one's own website.firecrawl search "<company> press contact" --sources web --json (or sales, support, partnerships, contact). Prefer the company's own domain, newsroom and help center.firecrawl scrape "<url>" --json on the contact, press, about or footer page to confirm each value appears there. A URL scrape returns the page itself.A table with company, contact_type (press, sales, support, partnerships, general), email, phone, form_url and source_url. Leave a field empty when the page shows no value, and say what was not published.
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Extract structured company lists with Firecrawl from any page or site that lists companies: accelerator batches, VC portfolios, member and sponsor lists, marketplaces and app directories, YC, Crunchbase, Product Hunt or G2. Use when the user wants those companies as a CSV, JSON, CRM-ready list or research table, even without an explicit request to scrape.
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Monitor competitor pricing, features, changelogs, dashboards, and product changes with Firecrawl. Use for recurring competitive intelligence, pricing tier extraction, feature change tracking, or structured competitor alerts.
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Read metrics off web dashboards with Firecrawl browser: public stats, status and transparency pages as well as analytics tools the user is signed in to. Use when the user wants numbers, KPIs or charts from a dashboard turned into a report, summary or date-range table, even without an explicit request to scrape.
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Produce an intensive, cited analytical report: executive summary, multi-angle findings, contrarian views, open questions, and full sources. Use only when the user needs rigorous synthesis of a complex topic (scientific, technical, policy, or market-analytical) that cannot be answered with a short search, and wants a formal written report, not a recommendation list. Do not use for product picks, top-N lists, quick lookups, or routine "find out about X" tasks. If the request does not clearly need this kind of report, do not use this skill. Do not use for a literature review over published papers. This skill collects evidence from the open web. A request for the literature on a biomedical, clinical, life-science, or other scientific topic — papers, studies, trials, preprints — belongs to firecrawl-research-papers, which queries Firecrawl's paper index (PubMed, bioRxiv, medRxiv, arXiv) instead of searching websites.
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Walk through a product's key flows with Firecrawl browser and produce a structured UX/product walkthrough. Use for signup, onboarding, pricing, docs, dashboard, product demo prep, UX teardown, and first-run experience analysis.
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Help fantasy players make start/sit, waiver, streaming, trade, draft and keeper decisions using current player news, usage, matchups and their league's scoring. Use for choosing between players, finding pickups, evaluating a deal or filling a roster need, even without an explicit research request. Excludes generic sports scores, betting and changing league rosters.
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