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Yes. All ten extraction tools are available with no account and no trial clock. Free includes two data exports in total. Fyre Pro removes that limit for $25, paid once.

No. Click an example and Fyre works out the pattern locally. If you know CSS or XPath, you can also use the selector editor.

Yes. Fyre handles next-page links, load-more buttons, numbered pagination and scroll-to-load. You can set how long to wait after an interaction.

Chrome 114 or newer, and Chromium browsers with side-panel support, including Edge, Brave, Arc and Opera.

Your locally stored data is removed, so export anything you need first. Deactivate your Pro device in Settings before uninstalling to free its licence seat.

Yes. Fyre Pro is $25 once for three devices, with updates included. There is no subscription, renewal or cloud tier.

Two exports means two in total, not two per day. CSV, XLSX, JSON, clipboard copies and tool-specific download routes count. At the limit you can still scrape and view the table; the export waits for Pro.

One browser profile on one machine. Activate your key under Settings → Account to use a seat. Deactivate this device to free the seat.

Deactivate on the old machine and activate on the new one. If you no longer have the old device, contact support to free the seat.

Pro features are unavailable for that session if Fyre cannot check your licence. Fyre shows a connection error, rather than saying your key is invalid. Check your connection and reopen the panel to try again.

Your data stays in local browser storage until you export it or clear it. Fyre has no cloud storage. Pro licence checks send only your licence key and device identifier, never your scraped data.

Neither tier collects analytics or telemetry. The free extension contacts the pages you point it at. Activating Pro creates a device identifier and sends it with your key to the licence host; deactivation removes it.