Humanitix Scraper

Extract event listings and full event detail pages from Humanitix - the charity-backed ticketing platform used for community events, fundraisers, conferences, workshops, and nonprofit causes across Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Canada, and more. Point it at a country or a specific city and get back structured event data: dates, venue, pricing, category, and the organizer running the event - ready for API access, scheduled monitoring, and integration into your own tools.

What does Humanitix Event Scraper do?

This Actor browses Humanitix's live event listings for any supported country or city and pulls back a clean, structured row per event - or fetches one specific event page in full depth, including every ticket tier and the organizer's public contact details. No login or account is required. Run it once for a one-off export, or schedule it on Apify to keep a category or region under continuous watch, with automatic proxy rotation and retries handled for you.

Why use Humanitix Event Scraper?

Humanitix skews toward community events, conferences, fundraisers, workshops, and nonprofit causes rather than big-ticket entertainment - which makes it a useful, comparatively under-served data source for:

• Event and venue discovery - build local "what's on" feeds for a city, region, or category.
• Organizer and lead research - every event carries its host's name, profile, follower count, and often a public website, social links, and contact email pulled straight from the event's own FAQ.
• Nonprofit and charity monitoring - filter directly to the Charity & Causes category to track fundraisers and community causes without wading through unrelated listings.
• Pricing and calendar tracking - watch ticket price ranges and upcoming dates for recurring or seasonal events over time.
• Market research - compare event volume and categories across Australia, the US, UK, New Zealand, and Canada.

What makes this different

• Organizer-first data. Alongside standard event fields, every event detail row includes the organizer's name, profile link, follower count, website, social links, a short bio, and - when the organizer has published one in their event FAQ - a contact email. Most event scrapers stop at the listing; this one surfaces who is actually running it.
• Category and charity filtering built in. Browse by any of Humanitix's 20 event categories, including Charity & Causes, rather than only free-text search.
• Five-country coverage from one Actor. Switch between Australia, the US, UK, New Zealand, and Canada with a single input field.
• Full ticket-tier breakdown. Event detail rows list every individual ticket type and add-on with its own price, not just a single "from" price.

Data table

Field	Description
name	Event title
url / ticketUrl	Public event page and direct ticket-purchase link
startDate / endDate / dates	Occurrence date(s) - a recurring event lists its upcoming dates
venueName / address / latitude / longitude	Venue details, or locationType: "online" for virtual events
minPrice / maxPrice / currency / ticketTypes	Price range and, on event detail rows, every individual ticket tier
category	Event category (browse operation only)
keywords	Organizer-supplied event tags
refundPolicy	The event's stated refund policy
organiserName / organiserProfileUrl / organiserFollowers	Organizer identity and following
organiserWebsite / organiserSocials / organiserBio	Organizer's public website, social links, and bio
organiserContactEmail	Organizer contact email, when published in the event's FAQ

How to use Humanitix Event Scraper

1. Click Try for free (or Start) to open the Input tab.
2. Choose an Operation: "Browse events" for a list of events, or "Event details" for one specific event.
3. For browsing, pick a Country, optionally a Location, Category, and Time frame, then set Max items.
4. For event details, paste one or more Humanitix event URLs, or leave it blank to fetch a live sample event.
5. Click Start and open the Dataset tab when the run finishes to view, filter, or export your results (JSON, CSV, Excel, HTML, and more).
6. For ongoing monitoring, save your input as a Task and add a Schedule so it runs automatically - e.g. daily for a category or city.

Input

Field	Type	Description
operation	Select	search (browse events) or eventDetails (one event in full)
country	Select	au, us, gb, nz, or ca
locationSlug	String (optional)	A specific Humanitix location, e.g. au--nsw--sydney. Leave blank to browse the whole country
category	Select (optional)	One of Humanitix's 20 categories, e.g. charityAndCauses
sortBy	Select (optional)	recommended or trending
timeFrame	Select (optional)	today or thisweekend
maxItems	Integer	Caps rows returned by the browse operation. Default 20
eventUrl / eventUrls	String / Array	One or many Humanitix event URLs, for the event-details operation
proxyConfiguration	Object	Apify Proxy settings (default works out of the box)

See the Input tab for the full list with live validation.

Output

Each dataset row is one event. A browsed listing row looks like:

{
    "_operation": "search",
    "status": "ok",
    "name": "A Night in Rio | Mounties Care Cottage Gala Dinner",
    "url": "https://events.humanitix.com/a-night-in-rio-gala",
    "startDate": "2026-10-10T07:30:00.000Z",
    "venueName": "Mounties Showroom",
    "address": "254 Humphries Rd, Mount Pritchard NSW 2170, Australia",
    "minPrice": 350,
    "maxPrice": 3500,
    "currency": "AUD",
    "category": "charityAndCauses",
    "organiserName": "Mounties",
    "organiserFollowers": 861,
    "country": "au"
}

An event-details row adds the full ticket breakdown and organizer profile:

{
    "_operation": "eventDetails",
    "status": "ok",
    "name": "ICONS ONLY - Sydney",
    "url": "https://events.humanitix.com/icons-syd",
    "venueName": "Liberty Hall",
    "latitude": -33.8937908,
    "longitude": 151.2255878,
    "minPrice": 40,
    "maxPrice": 199,
    "currency": "AUD",
    "ticketTypes": [
        { "name": "First Release", "price": 89, "currency": "AUD" },
        { "name": "Meet & Greet w/ Queens + Show Access", "price": 199, "currency": "AUD" }
    ],
    "refundPolicy": "No refunds",
    "organiserName": "ITDEVENTS",
    "organiserFollowers": 2901,
    "organiserWebsite": "https://www.itdevents.com",
    "organiserBio": "Australia's leading LGBTQIA+ concert promoter since 2010.",
    "organiserContactEmail": "support@itdevents.com"
}

You can download the dataset in various formats such as JSON, HTML, CSV, or Excel.

Usage examples

• Track nonprofit fundraisers in Sydney: country: "au", locationSlug: "au--nsw--sydney", category: "charityAndCauses".
• Find weekend events in your city: set timeFrame: "thisweekend" for any location.
• Build an organizer contact list: run "Event details" against a batch of event URLs collected from a browse run.
• Nationwide market snapshot: leave locationSlug blank with a chosen country to cover the whole country.

Known limitations

• Coverage is limited to events actually listed on Humanitix - it doesn't include events sold through other platforms.
• organiserContactEmail is only populated when an organizer has published a support email in their event's public FAQ; most events don't have one.
• Very large or long-tail categories/locations may have fewer results than more populous ones - this reflects real event volume on the platform, not an Actor limitation.
• Price fields reflect ticket face value; some events add a booking fee at checkout that isn't reflected here.

FAQ

Do I need a Humanitix account or API key? No - the Actor works anonymously against publicly listed event pages.

Can I filter to only free events? Not as a dedicated toggle yet, but minPrice/maxPrice in the output let you filter free events (minPrice: 0) after the run.

How do I find the exact location value for a city? Browse to that city on humanitix.com and copy the location segment from the page URL (e.g. au--vic--melbourne).

Something looks wrong or missing? Open an issue on the Actor's Issues tab - reports are read and actioned. Custom extensions to this Actor's scope are also available on request.

Legal

This Actor extracts data that is already publicly available on Humanitix's website. It is intended for legitimate research, lead generation, and monitoring use cases. You are responsible for using the collected data in compliance with applicable laws and Humanitix's own terms of service.