Pricing

Pay per event

Event Scraper Pro

Aggregate upcoming events from Meetup, Lu.ma and Eventbrite into one deduplicated dataset: title, date, venue, address, coordinates, category, image and links. Meetup and Lu.ma rows add RSVP counts and organizer details. Every run reports exactly which searches completed.

Pricing

Pay per event

Rating

4.0

(5)

Developer

WebDataLabs

Actor stats

Bookmarked

156

Total users

Monthly active users

5 days ago

Last modified

category

Optional

Eventbrite's own category, or — on Meetup/Lu.ma — the industry matched from your Industry mapping. Null when no category matched.

Type:string | null

Example:Music

Start Time

startsAt

Required

Event start, ISO 8601 in UTC. Always present.

Type:string

Example:2026-08-15T17:00:00.000Z

End Time

endsAt

Optional

Event end, ISO 8601 in UTC. Present on Eventbrite and Lu.ma; always null on Meetup, whose search response carries a start time only.

Type:string | null

Example:2026-08-15T20:00:00.000Z

Timezone

timezone

Required

Original IANA timezone of the event, so you can render local times. Always present.

Type:string

Example:Europe/Berlin

Is Online

isOnline

Required

True for virtual/online events. Always present.

Type:boolean

Example:false

Venue Name

venueName

Optional

Venue name, from Eventbrite and Meetup. Null for online events, and on Lu.ma, whose discover listing obfuscates the venue until you register (city and coordinates are still given there).

Type:string | null

Example:Betahaus Kreuzberg

Address

address

Optional

Street address. Null for online events and for Lu.ma events with a hidden/obfuscated address.

Type:string | null

Example:Rudi-Dutschke-Str. 23, 10969 Berlin

City

city

Optional

City the event takes place in. The literal string "Online" for online events.

Type:string | null

Example:Berlin

Country

country

Optional

Country code, ISO 3166-1 alpha-2. Null when the platform published no country for the venue.

Type:string | null

Example:DE

Latitude

latitude

Optional

Venue latitude. Available on Eventbrite and Lu.ma. Always null on Meetup — its search response carries a street address but no coordinates.

Type:number | null

Example:52.5072

Longitude

longitude

Optional

Venue longitude. Available on Eventbrite and Lu.ma. Always null on Meetup — its search response carries a street address but no coordinates.

Type:number | null

Example:13.3903

Currency

currency

Optional

Currency of priceMin, ISO 4217. Null whenever priceMin is null — i.e. for free events, and on Eventbrite, whose public search publishes no pricing at all. Use ticketStatus to tell free from paid.

Type:string | null

Example:EUR

Ticket Price

priceMin

Optional

Entry ticket price in currency, from Meetup and Lu.ma. Null — never 0 — for free events (ticketStatus is then "free"), for paid events whose host hides the price, and for every Eventbrite event, since Eventbrite's public search publishes no pricing.

Type:number | null

Example:12.5

Ticket Status

ticketStatus

Required

The free-vs-paid flag, so a free event never needs a fake 0 price. "free" = confirmed free, "on_sale" = confirmed ticketed, "sold_out" = Lu.ma reported it sold out, "unknown" = the source said nothing (all Eventbrite events, which publish no ticket data in search). Always present.

Type:string

Example:free

Options:

on_salesold_outfreeunknown

RSVP / Guest Count

rsvpCount

Optional

People signed up so far — Meetup RSVPs, Lu.ma guests. 0 is a real value and is reported as 0. Always null for Eventbrite: its public search publishes no attendee count.

Type:number | null

Example:196

Capacity

capacity

Optional

Maximum attendees, in practice a Meetup signal: it is Meetup's ticket limit, set only on events the organizer actually capped, so null means "uncapped" (most events are). Lu.ma's listing has always reported it as unset in our measurements, and Eventbrite publishes no capacity in search at all.

Type:number | null

Example:50

Organizer

organizerName

Optional

Organizing group (Meetup) or host (Lu.ma). Always null for Eventbrite: its search response identifies the organizer only by id, and neither the page JSON-LD nor the result cards carry the name. Use organizerUrl for Eventbrite organizers.

Type:string | null

Example:AI Builders Berlin

Organizer URL

organizerUrl

Optional

Link to the organizer's page on the source platform — available on all three platforms. Null only when the platform published no organizer for the event.

Type:string | null

Example:https://www.meetup.com/ai-builders-berlin

Cover Image

coverImageUrl

Optional

Event cover image. Null when the organizer uploaded none.

Type:string | null

Example:https://img.evbuc.com/example.jpg

Event URL

eventUrl

Required

Public event page. Always present.

Type:string

Example:https://www.meetup.com/ai-builders-berlin/events/302938471

Ticket URL

ticketUrl

Optional

Direct checkout/registration link where the platform exposes one (Eventbrite and Lu.ma). Null on Meetup, which registers on the event page itself.

Type:string | null

Example:https://www.eventbrite.com/checkout-external?eid=1994242096795

Discovered At

discoveredAt

Required

When this run collected the event, ISO 8601 UTC. Always present.

Type:string

Example:2026-07-27T14:02:11.482Z

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