Firecrawl (@firecrawl) already solves one side of the agent economy: giving agents a way to search, scrape and interact with the web. @GOATNetwork can solve the part that comes after that: paying for the service. The interesting use case here isn't “put crypto payments on Firecrawl.” It's making web data something an agent can purchase as part of another job. Say an agent gets paid to produce a market report. It needs fresh web data, so Firecrawl becomes one of the services it can call. With GOAT Flow, that payment doesn't have to be treated as a separate human checkout. QuickPay is already designed as a public payment surface for buyers and AI agents, while GOAT Flow also supports paid API routes through its MPP integration. So the potential loop becomes: agent receives a job → needs web data → pays for the required API call → receives the data → completes the job → gets paid for the output. That's more interesting than simply saying “Firecrawl accepts crypto.” It turns an existing API into a service another agent can potentially buy when it needs it. Firecrawl provides the web-access layer. GOAT Flow provides the payment infrastructure. The missing piece is simply putting them together. Not because Firecrawl needs another payment button, but because autonomous agents eventually need to be both buyers and sellers of work. That's the kind of transaction GOAT Flow is positioned to enable. https://t.co/EOGmkPh5G3