> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.flast.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Web Fetch > Extract and analyze content from any URL. Web Fetch lets Flast read and analyze content from web pages. Share a URL and get summaries, insights, or answers based on the page content. ## What It Does Web Fetch retrieves content from a URL and processes it so Flast can: * Summarize articles and blog posts * Extract key information from documentation * Analyze webpage content * Answer questions about the page * Compare information across sources ## How to Use Share a URL with your request: ``` Summarize this article: https://example.com/article ``` ``` What are the key points from https://example.com/report ``` ``` Extract the pricing information from https://example.com/pricing ``` ## Use Cases ### Research Quickly understand articles without reading them entirely: ``` What is the main argument in this article? https://example.com/opinion ``` ### Documentation Review Get answers from technical documentation: ``` How do I set up authentication according to https://docs.example.com/auth ``` ### Content Analysis Analyze and compare web content: ``` What topics does this blog post cover? https://example.com/post ``` ### Fact Extraction Pull specific data from pages: ``` What are the system requirements listed at https://example.com/requirements ``` ## Availability | Plan | Available | | ------- | --------- | | Starter | Yes | | Pro | Yes | | Ultra | Yes | Web Fetch is available on all plans. ## Limitations * **Timeout**: Pages must load within 15 seconds * **Bot protection**: Some sites block automated access * **Dynamic content**: JavaScript-heavy pages may not fully render * **Authentication**: Cannot access pages behind login walls * **Size limits**: Very large pages are truncated ## Tips * **Be specific**: Tell Flast what information you need from the page * **Check accessibility**: If a page fails, try a different URL or source * **Combine with search**: Use Web Search to find pages, then Web Fetch to analyze them Find information across the web.