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Humanitix Turbo — Events & Venues

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Humanitix Turbo — Events & Venues

Humanitix Turbo — Events & Venues

From $4 / 1,000 (Gold). Humanitix events scraper for listings and event pages worldwide: ISO times, venue, geo, organiser, and ticket prices. Same columns as Eventbrite Turbo.

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from $4.00 / 1,000 event results

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Spielraum

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Humanitix Turbo — Events & Venues is a Humanitix events scraper for the Apify platform. It turns listing pages and individual event URLs into rows with ISO start and end times, venue, coordinates when published, organiser, ticket price, and description.

Use it from the Apify Console, via API, or from an agent with x402 / Skyfire. From $4.00 / 1,000 results on Gold. The Free plan is $5.00 / 1,000. A 25-event Console try-it is about $0.13. Apify’s new-account credit (about $5) covers a 1,000-event job at Free-plan rates.

Sister actor: Eventbrite Turbo — same columns, same prices.

What does Humanitix Turbo do?

Humanitix Turbo reads Humanitix recommended and search listings and individual event pages, then returns the description, location, host, and ticket prices when the page publishes them.

It works worldwide. There is no Australian-only or city-only gate. Optional city and country filters apply if you want a subset. Humanitix listing URLs do not take an Eventbrite-style date slug; upcoming events are the default, and past events stay out unless Include past events is on.

Output uses the same schema as Eventbrite Turbo: ISO 8601 timestamps, ISO-2 country codes, and latitude / longitude when the event page publishes them. Missing values are null. tags is always an array.

Why use Humanitix Turbo?

  • Event pages, not listing cards — category and topics are filled when Humanitix publishes them, otherwise inferred from the title and description.
  • One price — pay per event, from $4.00 / 1,000 results on Gold. Platform usage and the default datacentre proxy are included. No rental, no per-page surcharge.
  • Same columns as Eventbrite Turbo — join both inventories without remapping.
  • Agent-ready — pay per event, limited permissions, no Standby, so agents can pay with x402 / Skyfire.

Use cases

City calendar

Leave Start URLs empty. Location builds a recommended-events URL for cities the actor knows (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Auckland, Wellington).

{
"startUrls": [],
"location": "Melbourne",
"country": "AU",
"maxItems": 25
}

Organiser leads

Keyword plus a city. Cap the run while you check the columns.

{
"startUrls": [],
"city": "Sydney",
"country": "AU",
"keyword": "music",
"maxItems": 25
}

One event page

A direct event URL skips the listing.

{
"startUrls": [
{
"url": "https://events.humanitix.com/hopkins-creek-2026"
}
],
"maxItems": 1
}

How to scrape Humanitix events

  1. Open Humanitix Turbo — Events & Venues and click Start.
  2. Leave the prefilled Melbourne and Sydney listings, or paste your own Humanitix URLs (humanitix.com/... listings or events.humanitix.com/... event pages).
  3. Or clear Start URLs and set Location or Keyword, then cap Max events (default 25).
  4. Run. Download the dataset as JSON, CSV, or Excel.

Input

  • Start URLs — listings, search, host pages, or event URLs. When the list is non-empty, it wins over location helpers.
  • Location / keyword — build a discovery URL when Start URLs are empty.
  • City / country — optional filters on the extracted rows (ISO-2 or a name such as Australia).
  • Max events — hard cap on pushed rows (default 25).
  • Max requests / concurrency — defaults stay conservative so a try-it stays cheap.
  • Proxy — Apify datacentre proxy is enough for Humanitix, and it is included in the event price.

Output

One row is one occurrence (a multi-date event becomes several rows with isSeries and occurrenceIndex). The object below is the row this actor produces from a saved Humanitix event page. Every field is present. Ticket prices are null because that page does not publish a price. description is the full text extracted from that page.

{
"source": "Humanitix",
"sourceEventId": "hopkins-creek-2026",
"title": "Hopkins Creek 2026",
"eventUrl": "https://events.humanitix.com/hopkins-creek-2026",
"ticketUrl": "https://events.humanitix.com/hopkins-creek-2026",
"imageUrl": "https://images.humanitix.com/i/example.jpeg@seo-500.jpg",
"startAt": "2026-11-06T14:00:00.000+11:00",
"endAt": "2026-11-09T12:00:00.000+11:00",
"timezone": "Australia/Melbourne",
"isSeries": false,
"occurrenceIndex": 1,
"venueName": "Colston Hill",
"streetAddress": "1755 Seymour-Tooborac Rd",
"city": "Glenaroua",
"state": "VIC",
"postalCode": "3764",
"country": "AU",
"latitude": -37.0169996,
"longitude": 144.941878,
"isOnline": false,
"attendanceMode": "Place",
"organiserName": "Hopkins Creek",
"organiserUrl": "https://www.hopkins-creek.com",
"currency": null,
"priceMin": null,
"priceMax": null,
"priceDisplay": null,
"isFree": false,
"description": "A celebration of music and mateship on Taungurung Country.",
"category": "Music",
"tags": [],
"listedFromUrl": "https://humanitix.com/au/events/au--vic--melbourne/recommended",
"extractedAt": "2026-08-22T00:00:00.000Z"
}

Data fields

FieldMeaning
sourceAlways Humanitix
title, eventUrl, ticketUrl, imageUrlIdentity
startAt, endAt, timezoneWhen (ISO 8601 with offset)
venueName, streetAddress, city, state, postalCode, countryWhere
latitude, longitudeCoordinates when published
isOnline, attendanceModeOnline vs in-person
organiserName, organiserUrlHost
currency, priceMin, priceMax, priceDisplay, isFreeTickets. null when the page has no price
description, category, tagsContent (category is always a shared topic such as Music or Community)
listedFromUrl, extractedAtProvenance

What you get in each row

Included
ISO start and end, with timezoneYes
Venue, street, city, and geo coordinatesYes, when the page publishes them
Organiser name and URLYes, when published
Ticket min, max, and display priceYes, when the page publishes a price
Category and tagsYes
Direct listing and event URLsYes
Datacentre proxy and platform usageIncluded in the event price

How much does it cost to scrape Humanitix?

Pay per event only. The Store card reads from $4.00 / 1,000 (Gold and above). Platform usage and the default proxy are included. Users are not billed compute or proxy on top.

PlanPrice per event
Free$0.005
Bronze$0.0045
Silver$0.00425
Gold, Platinum, Diamond$0.004
Events (Free plan)Approx. cost
25 (default try-it)$0.13
100$0.50
1,000$5.00

There is no extra charge per listing page. Set maxTotalChargeUsd (default $5) if you want a hard run cap. The minimum max cost per run is $0.05. Actor start stays at Apify’s default $0.00005 per GB.

When a run looks empty

  • Events whose end time has already passed are dropped unless Include past events is on.
  • City and Country filters drop rows that do not match. Clear them if a sample comes back empty.
  • The run stops when it hits maxTotalChargeUsd (default $5) or Max events.
  • Succeeded with zero dataset rows did not scrape. Check the log for a start URL that is not a Humanitix listing or event page.
  • Keep Max events at 25 while you validate the schema, then raise it.

FAQ

Is this a Humanitix API? No. It reads public Humanitix pages. Use it only on content you are allowed to collect.

Does it work outside Australia? Yes. Optional country and city filters are the only geographic limits.

Can agents pay with x402 / Skyfire? Yes. Limited permissions and no Standby, so agents can pay with x402 or Skyfire.

Where do I report a broken listing? Use the actor Issues tab on Apify.

This actor extracts publicly visible event information. Follow Humanitix terms, robots.txt, and the laws that apply to you. You are responsible for how you use the dataset.

Changelog

4 October 2026

  • Store title and search text now say events, venues, and prices.
  • The output sample above is a full row from a saved Humanitix page, including fields the page leaves null.