Research any company from its homepage

Ten things a go to market team asks before a first call: market cap or latest valuation, headquarters, employee count, total customers, ARR or revenue, the top five competitors, unique differentiators, why customers choose the company over competitors, growth pain points, and the revenue opportunities the company is missing, each with a fix.

A Firecrawl research agent starts on the homepage you enter, reads the about, customers, pricing and press pages, then searches the web: filings and investor relations, Crunchbase style profiles, LinkedIn, reputable press, review sites and job posts. Every figure carries a source link and a confidence label.

Each figure is labelled HIGH when it comes from a filing or the company's own page, MEDIUM for reputable press or analyst estimates, and UNVERIFIED for a single weak source. Private companies rarely publish ARR or customer counts, so expect Not disclosed there. Never quote an unverified figure to a customer without a second source.

No. They are analysis. The agent ties each one to a visible signal such as a pricing page that forces every buyer to sales, no cloud marketplace listing, review complaints or a hiring pattern, and tells you the signal so you can judge it yourself.

Usually one to four minutes, because the agent reads a dozen or more pages. Keep the tab open. Companies researched in the last seven days load instantly from cache, and the share link reopens the same report.

Yes. Each visitor can run three new companies an hour and the site has a daily cap, because every run costs research credits. Cached companies do not count. If you need a batch of accounts researched, book a call.