Open Brewery DB Craft Breweries and Taprooms Radar
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$0.95 / 1,000 results
Open Brewery DB Craft Breweries and Taprooms Radar
Extract Open Brewery DB Craft Breweries and Taprooms data in clean JSON or CSV. Query by city, state, breweryType for records, engagement metrics, and metadata. Export datasets, run via API or Python/Node.js SDK, schedule runs, or integrate with webhooks with zero proxy fees.
Pricing
$0.95 / 1,000 results
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Darim Quraishi
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What can Open Brewery DB Craft Breweries and Taprooms Radar do?
Open Brewery DB Craft Breweries and Taprooms Radar extracts public data from Open Brewery DB Craft Breweries and Taprooms in a fast, automated scraper. Retrieve structured insights, engagement counts, status metrics, and metadata in seconds without managing proxies or scraping infrastructure.
| 📦 What you can extract | ⚙️ Features & integrations |
|---|---|
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📊 Structured Entity Records: Primary identifiers, record names, clean field attributes |
⚡ Zero proxies required: Direct, fast cloud execution |
How much will scraping cost?
This Actor uses a transparent Pay-Per-Event (PPE) pricing model:
- Only $0.95 per 1,000 results ($0.0009 per record).
- Free Monthly Tier: Apify provides $5 in free usage credits every month, allowing you to scrape up to 5,263 records completely free each month.
- No recurring monthly subscriptions, no proxy fees, and no charge for runs that return 0 results.
How do I use Open Brewery DB Craft Breweries and Taprooms Radar?
- Create an account: Sign up for free at console.apify.com.
- Open the Actor: Navigate to Open Brewery DB Craft Breweries and Taprooms Radar in the Apify Store or Console.
- Configure parameters: Enter your target search filters or leave the default settings to test.
- Click Start: Hit Save & Start and watch live logs as records are extracted.
- Download your data: Export in JSON, CSV, or Excel, or consume via the Apify API.
⬇️ Input Parameters
Configure extraction using the following input fields:
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
city | string | `` | Filter breweries by city name (e.g. San Diego, Austin, Denver, Portland). |
state | string | `` | Filter breweries by state name (e.g. California, Texas, Colorado, Oregon). |
breweryType | string | All | Filter by brewery operating model. |
country | string | United States | Filter breweries by country (e.g. United States, Canada, Ireland). |
maxBreweries | integer | 50 | Maximum number of breweries to retrieve. |
⬆️ Output & Sample Dataset
Extracted items are stored in your default dataset. Here is an example of the clean JSON record structure:
[{"id": "rec_40912","name": "Open Brewery DB Craft Breweries and Taprooms","status": "active","category": "public-data","extractedAt": "2026-11-04T08:00:00Z"}]
💼 What can you do with this data?
- Data Aggregation: Build reliable, automated data pipelines without managing proxies or infrastructure.
- Market & Competitive Intelligence: Monitor industry shifts, new entries, and performance benchmarks.
- Workflow Automation: Connect live datasets directly into Make, Zapier, Google Sheets, or webhooks.
- AI & Analytics Applications: Feed standardized, verified structured datasets directly into dashboards and LLMs.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need proxies to run this Actor?
No. This Actor connects directly to public data endpoints and does not require paid residential or datacenter proxies.
Can I schedule this Actor to run automatically?
Yes. Use the Schedules tab in Apify Console to run this Actor automatically every hour, daily, or on any custom cron schedule.
Can I integrate this scraper with Python or Node.js?
Yes. You can invoke this Actor and stream results directly using the official Apify Python SDK or Apify JavaScript/TypeScript SDK.
How can I export my data?
You can download your dataset at any time in JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, or HTML table directly from the Apify Console or via API.