EveryData platform API
Eventbrite API
The Eventbrite catalog exposes 1 action-specific path for Eventbrite events from a selected city directory, beginning with `search` and preserving each object boundary.
The opening Eventbrite path, `search`, works with matching public results using `keyword`, preventing cross-action assumptions.
- Endpoint
- POST /api/v1/social
- Capabilities
- 1
- Per 1,000
- $1.389
Available capabilities
Compare the Eventbrite actions by required input, returned data, and price. Use the action identifier exactly as shown in your request.
| Action | Required | Optional | Delivery | Limit | Per 1,000 | Response fields |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
searchSearch Use Eventbrite | keyword | city, location | Sync delivery | Catalog values: defaultLimit=20, maxLimit=100. A limit can control pages or per-parent expansion for some actions, so it is not always a final row count. | $1.39 per 1,000 requests | id · url · title · text · category · format · start_at · end_at · is_online · capacity · attendee_count · is_sold_out · price · organizer_name · image_url · platform |
What does each Eventbrite action accept?
Each answer below pairs one callable action with its real inputs. Parameter meanings and allowed values are action-specific; a familiar name does not carry the same meaning across every platform.
Official sources are linked only to clarify the platform term beside them. They do not imply platform authorization or endorsement, and they do not add official-site features to the EveryInfra API contract.
What do the Eventbrite search parameters mean?
Use Eventbrite search to discover Eventbrite public results. Results are discoverable public records and do not imply full platform index coverage. For Eventbrite search, supply city, keyword, and location; results include id, capacity, image_url, start_at, is_sold_out, end_at, price, is_online, platform, text, attendee_count, organizer_name, category, url, title, and format.
keywordRequired- Defines the city directory slug (for example, ny--new-york) rather than full-text event title keywords. The search action currently queries events by city without online mode; providing city or location overrides this input value, though keyword remains required.Eventbrite: Sold out, cancelled, and postponed status distinctionsEventbrite tracks Sold Out, Cancelled, and Postponed as distinct event statuses, and manually marking an event as sold out does not alter overall venue capacity. Consequently, is_sold_out is neither a cancellation indicator nor proof of remaining ticket inventory, and this endpoint cannot modify event status or process refunds.Checked
cityOptional- Specifies the Eventbrite city path slug (for example, ny--new-york). It takes precedence over location and keyword. It accepts valid path identifiers only, without https:// or /d/ prefixes, and does not accept generic localized city names.
locationOptional- Serves as a compatibility alternative to city using the same city slug format. It is evaluated only when city is omitted and takes precedence over keyword. It does not accept street addresses or geographic coordinates.
How to use the Eventbrite API
- 01Read the public catalog and choose a platform action.
- 02Send the platform, action, and required parameters to POST /api/v1/social.
- 03Handle a synchronous result or poll the returned job ID when the selected action is asynchronous.
- 04Store the structured response fields needed by your application.
curl -X POST https://api.everyinfra.com/api/v1/social \ -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"platform":"eventbrite","action":"search","params":{"keyword":"<keyword>"}}'
Eventbrite API questions
What can I retrieve with the Eventbrite API?
Set platform to eventbrite. The current catalog lists search. These action names identify different Eventbrite objects or views; they are not interchangeable search modes.
Which input starts a Eventbrite `search` request?
Defines the city directory slug (for example, ny--new-york) rather than full-text event title keywords. The search action currently queries events by city without online mode; providing city or location overrides this input value, though keyword remains required. Send it as keyword inside params.
Which fields can Eventbrite `search` return?
Its declared schema includes title, text, category, and format. A declared field can still be absent from an individual source record, and every other action has its own field list.
Does every Eventbrite action return immediately?
No assumption is needed: this page labels each action's delivery mode. The current catalog contains sync delivery; poll a returned job ID only for an action labeled asynchronous.