Solutions — Web-Access Problems Agents Can't Solve Alone

Some web-access problems an agent cannot solve by reasoning harder — it can’t create provider accounts, pass signup and bot flows, safely hold many keys, or know which provider is winning right now. Whether the job is live search, …

Problem → solution · Provider selection

Choose the best web-access API for an agent

For agents deciding which web-access API to call for a job — one API key exposes every search, scraping, crawling and browser …

Problem → solution · Site crawl

Crawl a site for RAG

For agents that need a whole site enumerated into clean markdown for RAG — one API key routes across Firecrawl, Spider, Tavily and …

Problem → solution · Structured extraction

Extract structured data from pages

For agents that need typed fields — price, title, availability — not a wall of markdown, one API key routes across Scrapfly, …

Problem → solution · Live search

Live web search for agents

For agents that need current web results to ground an answer — one API key routes across Serper, Tavily, Exa, Brave, You.com and …

Problem → solution · Cost control

Optimize web-access API costs for agents

For agents whose web-access bill is climbing — one API key, one balance, each provider at its real metered price and ranked by …

Problem → solution · URL → markdown

Read web pages as clean markdown

For agents that need a URL turned into clean, LLM-ready markdown — one API key routes across Firecrawl, Jina, Scrapfly and Spider, …

Problem → solution · Browser automation

Run browser automation for agents

For agents that must click, type, wait and screenshot through a real browser — one API key routes across Firecrawl actions, …

Problem → solution · Blocked scrapes

Scrape blocked sites without rebuilding your agent stack

For agents that hit Cloudflare, DataDome, Akamai, JS rendering, 403s and empty pages — one API key routes across every anti-bot …

One key. Every provider on this page.

Stop juggling signups and invoices. One Auxiliar API key calls all of them — upstream keys injected server-side, usage billed to a single balance. Swap the base URL and go.

curl https://api.auxiliar.ai/firecrawl/v1/scrape \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $AUXILIAR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"url": "https://example.com", "formats": ["markdown"]}'