F6S Scraper — Accelerator Calls, Programs & Investor Funds

F6S is where many accelerators, startup contests, grants and funds post their open calls. This actor turns the F6S directory into rows you can sort and filter: one row per program or per fund, with its location, industry focus, deadline, apply link and, if you want it, the details from its profile page.

What one run gives you

• Programs or investors. The programs directory (accelerators, contests, grants, startup events, funds) or the investment-funds directory (funds and angel groups), one per run.
• Filters that F6S itself applies. Industry and country are looked up in F6S's own lists and sent with the request, so only matching records come back. Name text and program type go to F6S too; open calls only is checked on each card.
• Deadlines you can sort. Each deadline comes as F6S prints it (by Oct 23) and as an ISO date (2026-10-23) when the text can be read.
• Profile details on request. Website, LinkedIn, full description, investment amount, equity, sectors, regions and team size, from each record's F6S profile where it shows them.
• Specific profiles. Paste F6S /about links to fetch just those, in full.

Who uses it

Founders who want every open accelerator call in their industry and country before the deadlines pass. Funds and scouts who track which programs run in which sectors. Corporate innovation teams watching the program landscape for partners. Agencies building lists of accelerators and funds with their websites and LinkedIn pages.

How a run goes

F6S is behind Imperva's Reese84 check. The actor clears it once in a headless browser, then reads the directory over plain HTTP with that session, 12 records per page, until it hits your record cap, your page cap, or the end of the list. With profile details on, it opens each record's profile in parallel batches of six.

Settings

In the order of the input form:

Field	Default	What it does
entityType	programs	programs or investors
keyword	empty	Keep names containing this text
maxItems	100	Record cap; 0 means none
maxPages	0	Directory pages to read, 12 records each; 0 means all
fetchDetails	false	Open each profile for details (paid add-on)
sector	empty	Industry, e.g. FinTech
country	empty	Country, e.g. Germany; for investors, where they invest
programType	empty	accelerator, fund, startup event, angel group, contest, conference or coworking
deadlineOnly	false	Only records whose card shows a deadline
startUrls	empty	F6S /about links; skips the directory
proxy	Apify residential	Keep it residential for Reese84

Sample inputs

Open FinTech accelerator calls in the United States, with profile details:

{
  "entityType": "programs",
  "programType": "accelerator",
  "sector": "FinTech",
  "country": "United States",
  "deadlineOnly": true,
  "fetchDetails": true,
  "maxItems": 50
}

Funds and angel groups that invest in Germany:

{
  "entityType": "investors",
  "country": "Germany",
  "maxItems": 100
}

Two programs you already know:

{
  "startUrls": [
    "https://www.f6s.com/1752vc-accelerate/about",
    "https://www.f6s.com/cleanhypro-2nd-wave-open-call-oc2/about"
  ]
}

What comes back

entity_type says whether a row is a program or an investor. Both kinds share one set of fields; the ones a row has no value for are null, and the profile-only fields (description, website, linkedin, sectors, regions, equity_taken, team_count, classification) are filled only with fetchDetails on or for startUrls.

A program with profile details, from a run on 22 Oct 2026:

{
  "entity_type": "program",
  "name": "Accelerate 2026 | F6S",
  "slug": "1752vc-accelerate",
  "url": "https://www.f6s.com/1752vc-accelerate",
  "about_url": "https://www.f6s.com/1752vc-accelerate/about",
  "apply_url": "https://www.f6s.com/1752vc-accelerate/apply",
  "description": "Where traction meets velocity - What is 1752 Accelerate? ...",
  "country": "United States",
  "city": "Los Angeles",
  "location": "Los Angeles, United States",
  "sector": "Climate Tech, Cyber Security, DevOps, Energy, Finance, Gaming, Healthcare",
  "sectors": ["Climate Tech", "Cyber Security", "DevOps", "Energy", "Finance"],
  "regions": ["Europe", "North America", "South America", "Asia"],
  "investment_amount": "$100k",
  "equity_taken": "1-5%",
  "application_deadline": "by Oct 23",
  "application_deadline_iso": "2026-10-23",
  "website": "https://www.1752.vc/accelerate",
  "linkedin": "https://www.linkedin.com/company/1752vc",
  "image": "https://www.f6s.com/content-resource/media/2287919.png",
  "verified": true,
  "team_count": 2,
  "classification": "Accelerators",
  "scraped_at": "2026-10-22T12:03:58.112Z"
}

An investor from the same day, directory fields only:

{
  "entity_type": "investor",
  "name": "Lavin Seed Fund Fall 2026",
  "slug": "lavin-seed-fund-fall-2026",
  "url": "https://www.f6s.com/lavin-seed-fund-fall-2026",
  "about_url": "https://www.f6s.com/lavin-seed-fund-fall-2026/about",
  "apply_url": "https://www.f6s.com/lavin-seed-fund-fall-2026/apply",
  "country": "United States",
  "city": "San Diego",
  "location": "San Diego, United States",
  "sector": "Funds Startups in Entrepreneur",
  "investment_amount": "$5,000",
  "application_deadline": "by Oct 31",
  "application_deadline_iso": "2026-10-31",
  "scraped_at": "2026-10-22T12:04:30.811Z"
}

Field groups

• Identity: entity_type, name, slug (stable, good for de-duplication), url, about_url, image, verified (F6S's verified badge), classification
• Where and what: country, city, location, sector, sectors, regions
• Money: investment_amount (program investment or investor check size, as F6S writes it), equity_taken
• Applying: apply_url, application_deadline, application_deadline_iso
• Contact and depth: website, linkedin, description, team_count
• Run: scraped_at

Pricing

Event	Price
Actor start	$0.005
Record written	$0.001
Profile details added	$0.002 per record

1,000 records cost about $1.01, or about $3.01 with profile details. Runs on Apify's free plan stop at 5 records.

Questions

Why did my country or industry filter return fewer records than F6S shows? The actor filters twice. F6S filters by its own list when it knows the name, and the actor then keeps a record only if its country or sector text contains what you typed. Write names the way F6S does (United States, Artificial Intelligence). When F6S does not know a name, the run log says so.

What does "open calls only" check? Whether the directory card shows an application deadline. Records whose card shows none are left out.

Can I get full details without the add-on? Yes, for profiles you already know: links in startUrls are always fetched in full.

What happens to a profile link without /about? It is skipped. Open the profile on F6S and copy the link from its About tab.

Support

Missing a field or a filter? Open an issue with an example profile.

🤖 For AI Agents & LLM Apps

memo23/f6s-scraper returns F6S programs (accelerators, contests, grants, events, funds) or investors (funds, angel groups) as one row each.

Minimal input:

{ "entityType": "programs", "sector": "FinTech", "maxItems": 20 }

• Filters: keyword, sector, country, programType, deadlineOnly; or startUrls with F6S /about links.
• Key fields: name, slug (stable ID), location, sector, investment_amount, application_deadline_iso, apply_url.
• fetchDetails: true adds website, LinkedIn and full description from each profile.
• Billing: $0.005 per run, $0.001 per record, $0.002 per record with details. Free plan: 5 records.

⚠️ Disclaimer

This actor is independent and is not made, endorsed or supported by F6S Network Ltd. F6S is a trademark of its owner. The actor reads data F6S shows publicly. You are responsible for using it within F6S's terms and the law that applies to you, including data-protection rules such as the GDPR.

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