Facebook Events Scraper — Search Events, Pages & URLs
Pricing
from $2.00 / 1,000 results
Scrape public Facebook events without logging in. Search by keyword, location and date, collect events from city and organizer pages, or provide event URLs and IDs. Get names, dates, venues, ticket links, hosts and attendance, with caching that skips previously scraped events on repeat runs.
Event pages (facebook.com/events/123...), event search pages (facebook.com/events/search/?q=music), city event pages (facebook.com/events/explore/bend-oregon/108137335874390, optionally ending in /today, /tomorrow, /this_week, /this_weekend or /next_week) or the page of an organizer (facebook.com/pagename). Pages and groups that need a login are not supported.
Optional. Keywords to search Facebook events for, for example concerts or yoga. Added to the URLs above.
Optional. A city or place added to each keyword search, for example London ("concerts in London"). Facebook's logged-out search has no exact place filter, so results are best-effort.
Optional. For keyword searches: only events starting on or after this date (YYYY-MM-DD). Several date windows return more events than one wide window.
Optional. For keyword searches: only events starting on or before this date (YYYY-MM-DD).
Optional. Facebook event IDs or event URLs to scrape directly, for example 1124937143546348.
Which events to return: upcoming, past or both. Applies to full event details and organizer pages.
Full opens each event page for description, times, venue, tickets, hosts and attendance. List is about 4 times faster and returns only the name, link, image and date line from the search results.
Maximum events returned for each search keyword, search URL, city events page or organizer page. Facebook shows a logged-out visitor a limited number of keyword search results (often 10 to 30 per keyword); city events pages go much deeper.
Optional. When set, events already saved under this project name in a previous run are skipped (and not charged). Use the same name on each scheduled run to get only new events. Leave empty to scrape everything.
