Eventbrite Events Scraper: Tickets, Prices & Organisers

Scrape Eventbrite events by city and keyword. For every event you get the name, date and time, venue and full address with coordinates, category and format, ticket price range, free and sold-out flags, sales status, organiser and their follower count, plus links to the event and its tickets. Every search also gets an events report: how many events Eventbrite lists, the free share, ticket price medians, top categories, top organisers and venues, and which weekdays are busiest.

• Any city, or online: "New York, United States", "London, United Kingdom", "Berlin, Germany", "Online"
• Keywords: one search per keyword per city, or all events
• Ticket prices: lowest and highest ticket price with currency, free, free tier, sold out, tickets left, on sale or ended
• Organisers: name, Eventbrite page and follower count on every event
• Events report per search: listed total, free share, price medians per currency, categories, formats, top organisers and venues, events by weekday
• Filters: starting in the next N days, free only, paid only, hide sold out
• No login, no API key, no proxy

What does this Eventbrite scraper do?

"tech" in New York      → 10,000+ listed · 18% free · median ticket $9.85–$39.19
"tech" in London        → 10,000+ listed · 20% free · median ticket £37.81–£92.26
"networking" in London  → 2,697 listed · top organiser Networx London
"tech", online          → 48.5% free · 144 of 200 in Science & Technology

1. Add locations (city with country, or "Online") and optional keywords.
2. The scraper reads Eventbrite's own search pages, 20 events at a time, taking turns between your searches.
3. For every 50 events it asks Eventbrite's event-details service, the one its website uses, for prices, availability and organisers.
4. You get one row per event and one report per search.

flowchart LR
    A[Cities ·<br/>keywords] --> B[Eventbrite search<br/>20 events a page]
    B --> C[Event details<br/>prices, sold out, organiser]
    C --> D[One row per event]
    C --> E[Events report<br/>per search]

Who is it for?

• Event-goers, newsletters and city guides listing what is on, with prices
• Event organisers pricing their tickets against similar events in their city
• Venues, caterers, AV and sponsors finding events and the organisers behind them
• Marketers and agencies tracking a scene (tech, wellness, music) city by city
• Researchers comparing event markets, free shares and ticket prices across cities

What data do you get?

Events (dataset, one row per event)

Field	What it tells you
name, url, eventId, image, summary	The event
startDate, startTime, endDate, endTime, timezone	When (local time)
isOnline, venueName, address, city, region, country, latitude, longitude	Where
category, subCategory, format	Eventbrite's category, sub-category and format (conference, class, party…)
isFree, hasFreeTickets, priceMin, priceMax, currency	Ticket prices
isSoldOut, hasTicketsLeft, salesStatus, salesEndAt	Availability
organiserName, organiserFollowers, organiserUrl, organiserId	Who runs it
isSeries, isCancelled, publishedAt, language, ticketsUrl	More details
searchLocation, searchKeyword	Which search found it

REPORTS holds one report per search: eventsListedByEventbrite, eventsRead, freeEvents, freeShare, eventsWithFreeTickets, onlineEvents, soldOut, prices (median from–to, cheapest and highest per currency), categories, formats, topOrganisers, topVenues, byWeekday, firstDate and lastDate.

EVENTS_CSV has every event as flat columns.

Example: 11 October 2026

Three locations × two keywords, 200 events per search: 1,124 unique events with prices and organisers.

Search	Listed by Eventbrite	Free	Median ticket	Top organiser
tech · New York	10,000+	18%	$9.85–$39.19	Strive Networking (33 events)
networking · New York	616	2%	$9.85–$28.52	Strive Networking (30)
tech · London	10,000+	20%	£37.81–£92.26	London Venture Capital (12)
networking · London	2,697	3%	£8.30–£27.80	Networx London
tech · Online	10,000+	48.5%	$77.77–$130	Next Level AI Skills Bootcamp

• Wednesday is networking night: of 100 New York networking events in the next 30 days, 32 fall on a Wednesday and 4 on a Saturday.
• Online tech events are free almost half the time; the paid ones cost more than in-person New York tech events.

Pricing

$0.001 per event, plus $0.02 per events report (one per search that found events).

• 1,000 events and 5 reports: $1.10
• The run above: 1,124 events and 6 reports, $1.24

Nothing is charged when no event matches.

Good to know

• Speed: Eventbrite lets one visitor make about 35 requests before asking it to wait a few minutes, and the scraper waits rather than failing. Expect about 100 events a minute for big runs. Small runs (a few hundred events) finish in about a minute.
• Up to 980 events per search: Eventbrite shows 49 pages of 20. For more, split by keyword.
• Locations need a country ("London, United Kingdom", not "London"), because many city names exist in several countries. Eventbrite's own place slug from its address bar (ny--new-york) also works.
• Free: isFree means every ticket costs nothing; hasFreeTickets means at least one free tier. Eventbrite's own free flag misses many $0 events, so the prices decide.
• Promoted listings (paid placements that repeat on every page) are left out; the same event in two searches is saved and charged once.
• Personal data: events and the public organiser profile each organiser created. Attendees are never collected.
• No login, no API key, no proxies needed.

Input

Field	Meaning
Locations	City with country, or "Online", one per line
Keywords	One search per line; empty for all events
Maximum events per search	1 to 980 (default 100)
Starting in the next (days)	0 = any date
Free events only / Paid events only	Off by default
Hide sold-out events	Off by default
Ticket prices and organisers	On by default

Integrations

Export to JSON, CSV, Excel or Google Sheets, or connect through the Apify API, webhooks, Make, Zapier and n8n. Schedule it weekly with Starting in the next 7 days to publish a city's events newsletter.