Enterprise · from the team that wrote the open-source crawlerEnterprise · from the team that wrote the crawler
Run the crawler the industry standardised on. Wherever you need it to run.Run the crawler the industry standardised on. Wherever you need it.
We wrote Crawl4AI, the open-source crawler. For enterprises we run it for you as a dedicated fleet, inside your network, or as a finished data pipeline, and we move you off your current vendor if you have one.We wrote Crawl4AI, the open-source crawler. For enterprises we run it as a dedicated fleet, inside your network, or as a finished data pipeline.
Annual subscription, quoted on volume. Security review, DPA and invoice billing on every plan. We reply within 1 business day.
Four ways to run it. One engine.
Pick by where the data may live and who you want on call. Moving between them later is a configuration change, not a migration, because the engine and the API are the same.Pick by where the data may live and who you want on call. Moving between them is configuration, not migration.
Managed data pipeline
Or skip the crawling. Tell us what the data is for and we build the pipeline.Or skip the crawling. Tell us what the data is for.
Most teams don't want a crawler; they want rows in their warehouse every morning. Tell us why you are crawling and what the data feeds, and we design, build and run a pipeline tuned for that one job: sources, schedules, extraction, deduplication, delivery.We design, build and run a pipeline tuned for that one job: sources, schedules, extraction, deduplication, delivery.
We build it for a nominal development fee. The pipeline runs on an annual subscription sized to its volume. You get custom engineering without a custom-development budget; we get a customer who stays because the pipeline keeps delivering.A nominal development fee, then an annual subscription sized to volume. Custom engineering without a custom-development budget.
- 1You tell us the goal
What decisions the data feeds, which sources, how fresh, what shape. A call and a one-page brief.A call and a one-page brief.
- 2We design and build it
Source adapters, crawl schedules that respect each site, extraction to your schema, dedup and change detection, QA against sample rows you approve.Sources, schedules, extraction to your schema, dedup, QA on rows you approve.
- 3Rows arrive where you want them
Warehouse, bucket, webhook or API. Monitored daily, with a freshness target and a named engineer who knows your pipeline.Warehouse, bucket, webhook or API. Typically 2 to 6 weeks to first production delivery.
sources (sites, APIs, feeds) → crawl at polite rates → extract to your schema → dedupe + detect change → deliver (warehouse · S3 · webhook) typical: 2 to 6 weeks to first production delivery · runs on any of the four deployment models
Competitor prices, launches and reviews across hundreds of sites, delivered as a daily table with changes flagged.
See the use case →Documentation, filings and news crawled into clean Markdown with change detection, so your models see updates the same day.
See the use case →Account lists and people refreshed weekly, with a source URL on every row for your compliance team.
Already using another provider?
Bring your current vendor to the call.Already using another provider?
We put the two side by side on your real workload: cost per thousand pages and success rate on your hardest sites. If we are not cheaper, you will know in an hour. If we are, we handle the onboarding: scripts, recipes, schedules, keys.Bring them to the call. We compare on your real workload; if we are cheaper, we handle the onboarding.
| Crawl4AI | Your current vendoryour vendor | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per 1,000 plain pages | … | from your bill |
| Cost per 1,000 hard-site pages | … | from your bill |
| Success on your 100 hardest URLs | measured in the pilot | measured in the pilot |
| Failed fetches charged | never | from your contract |
| Onboarding | done by us | — |
Our column uses Builder rates from our public price table. Enterprise rates are lower.
Nobody knows this engine better. We wrote it.
Every hosted and enterprise offer runs the open-source engine we wrote, plus the parts that self-hosting leaves to your team.
No enterprise fork. Fixes land upstream first; your deployment gets them on your schedule.
Effort levels you can see on every request: plain, browser, hard. You pay for what the page needed, never for a failed fetch.
Private recipes built for your sites, tested daily, visible only to you.
Your agents call the same API through the hosted MCP server, with your keys.
| Self-hosted library | Cloud | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proxies | you buy and rotate them | included | included |
| Real browsers at scale | you run them | included | included, or a dedicated fleet |
| Anti-bot upkeep | your team | ours | ours |
| Failed calls | your cost | free | free |
| Regions | where you host | EU, Singapore, US | EU, Singapore, US, or your network |
| Team roles and audit log | — | from the Builder plan | included |
| Single sign-on (SSO) | — | — | included |
| SLA | — | — | in the contract |
| Support | GitHub and Discord | email, reply in 4 business hours to 2 business days by plan | in the contract |
| DPA and security review | — | DPA on request | included |
What every enterprise agreement includes.
The controls are in the product. The call is to size them to you.
A typical agreement, with final figures sized to your deployment in the contract:A typical agreement; final figures in your contract:
| Uptime | 99.9% a month |
| Service down | first answer within 1 hour, 24/7 |
| Part of the service broken | first answer within 4 business hours |
| Question or request | first answer within 1 business day |
| Uptime missed | 5% of the month's fee back as credit; 10% under 99% |
Freshness targets for private recipes and pipelines are added to the same document. You have it in full before you sign.
SSO (SAML, OIDC), roles, scoped keys, two-factor sign-in that an organization can require.
A tamper-evident audit log; per-request cost lines; usage by key, member and domain.
Account data in the EU (Germany); requests in the US, EU or Singapore; on a private deployment, inside your own network. Need APAC data residency? Ask us.
Custom rate limits and concurrency, reserved capacity, dedicated proxy pools for your hardest sites.
Annual invoice, purchase order numbers, a DPA, your security questionnaire answered.
A named engineer who knows your deployment, a support channel with response targets by severity, quarterly reviews.
How buying works
Four weeks from first call to production is typical. Security review runs in parallel, not after.
Your workload, your constraints, which of the four models fits. If you have a vendor, we compare on the spot.
A one-page scope with capacity and price. Your security questionnaire answered; DPA and subprocessor list within 2 business days.
Your URLs, your hardest sites, your schema, measured against the numbers on the scope. For pipelines, sample rows you approve.
Invoice, PO, SLA sized to the deployment. We run the cut-over from the pilot or from your previous vendor.
Security, in the open
The full set is on the security page and inside the console under Trust.
- Encrypted. HTTPS with TLS 1.2 or 1.3 on every API connection; database backups encrypted with AES-256.
- Keys protected. Gates check keys by their SHA-256 hash; the database keeps them on an encrypted disk; rotation with a grace window, revocation on every gate within seconds.
- Your content is yours. Used only to answer your request. Never sold, never used to train models.
- Lawful crawling. Public pages on your instruction, under our Acceptable Use Policy; residential traffic only from providers that state their peers agreed and are paid. Details
- Reviewed access. Multi-factor authentication on every service, access reviewed every quarter, no database reachable from the internet.
- Recoverable. Daily backups, a weekly copy at another provider, a full restore test every six months; 4 hours to restore, at most 24 hours of data loss.
Questions enterprises ask
Anything else: hello@crawl4ai.com.
Write to us
Tell us what you need.
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Talk to us
A call with the people who wrote the crawler.
Bring your workload and, if you have one, your current vendor's invoice. You leave with a scope, a model, and a price range.
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Prove it on shared cloud first.
Run the pilot yourself on any plan, then move to a dedicated fleet or a private deployment without changing a line of code.