How to use ChatGPT at work
Blog post from Firecrawl
Firecrawl’s plugin for ChatGPT is presented as a business-research tool that connects users to its Alexandria catalog of more than 100 data providers, enabling current, source-specific lookups for account preparation, competitor analysis, vendor comparisons, recruiting, and public-company filings. It routes requests to providers such as Apollo for company profiles, contacts, and job postings; SEC EDGAR for filing sections and recent filings; PeerSpot for software ratings and reviews; Similarweb for website traffic; and Trends for search-interest data, while showing tool prices before paid calls and using credits only when applicable. The page argues that this approach addresses limitations of unaided ChatGPT, including outdated information, untraceable or inaccurate facts, restricted access to licensed sources, and risks from entering confidential material. Examples describe using the plugin to research Linear, Snowflake, Databricks, Ahrefs, Semrush, Vercel, and Notion, and recommend specifying the company, desired sources, and output format to keep results grounded in records rather than model memory. It also notes that tools are generally read-only, except for monitoring pages for changes, and provides indicative credit costs ranging from free Apollo person-search previews to 110 credits per Similarweb traffic metric.
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