Give it markets, get every viagogo event with tickets on sale right now, swept venue by venue. 1,045 venues in France, 2,604 in the UK. Pure HTTP, no browser, 26 KB per venue.
Viagogo markets to sweep, spelled exactly as the first path segment of a venue URL: https://www.viagogo.fr/Paris/Accor-Arena-(AccorHotels-Arena)-Billets/_V-1023 is in the market Paris. A market is sometimes a country (Autriche), sometimes a region (Texas), most often a city. The default is the 14 markets whose venues sit in France — there is no France market. Add Monaco for Monte-Carlo. Market names come from the French sitemap, so they are spelled in French: the UK is covered by Londres, Manchester, Glasgow, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Edimbourg, Nottingham, Bristol, Newcastle, Brighton, Sheffield, Belfast, Cardiff and Southampton (2 604 venues, measured 2026-09-08) — not London or Edinburgh. Same for the rest of the world: Autriche, Brésil, Suède.
Type:array
Default:
[
"Paris",
"Lyon",
"Bordeaux",
"Toulouse",
"Lille",
"Nantes",
"Strasbourg",
"Marseille",
"Montpellier",
"Nice",
"Saint-Etienne",
"Nimes",
"Lens",
"Amneville"
]
Maximum venues
maxVenues
Optional
Stop after this many venues, in sitemap order. Use it to bound a trial run — the 14 default markets hold 1 045 venues. Leave empty to sweep them all.
Type:integer
Minimum:1
Concurrent venue requests
concurrency
Optional
How many venues are queried in parallel. Viagogo sits behind CloudFront, which throttles hard: measured over the 1 045 French venues, 8 in parallel got 16% of requests rejected, 3 in parallel only 2.3%. Rejected venues are retried with backoff, so pushing this up mostly buys retries, not speed. Do not go above 8.
Type:integer
Minimum:1
Maximum:8
Default:4
Proxy
proxyConfiguration
Optional
Apify datacenter proxies by default: they rotate the exit IP at no per-gigabyte cost. Residential works too but is billed by traffic, and this Actor does not need it — the venue endpoint is plain JSON with no bot protection.