Meetup Events Scraper: the search page ships its whole Apollo cache, and that is the API
Quick answer The Meetup Events Scraper pulls public Meetup.com events by keyword and city into JSON, CSV or Excel: title, start time with timezone, in-person or online, venue with coordinates, the aggregate "going" count, capacity, fee, and the hosting group with its Meetup URL. No login and no API key. Meetup's own API is positioned for Meetup Pro customers, so we read the data the public search…
Meetup Events Scraper retrieves public events from Meetup.com using keyword searches and cities, outputting data in JSON, CSV or Excel formats. The scraper accesses the normalized Apollo GraphQL cache residing inside the page's __NEXT_DATA__ script tag, avoiding the need for a Meetup API or login. Pricing is $0.20 per result plus $0.004 per event, totaling $4.20 for 1,000 events.
The scraper provides 23 fields for each event, such as title, date/time, type (in-person or online), venue details, group information, and fee information when applicable. It addresses potential parsing issues by resolving references against the cache and handling special cases like free events and online events with placeholder venue data.
The Actor performs browser-level requests through curl-cffi, rotating through multiple browser profiles and proxies to handle blocks and rate limits. No attendee data is collected, only the aggregate going count. Pricing is $0.20 per run plus $0.004 per event, totaling $4.20 per 1,000 events.
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