Eventective Scraper — Event Vendor & Venue Leads + Emails
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from $4.00 / 1,000 per record returneds
Eventective Scraper — Event Vendor & Venue Leads + Emails
Scrape Eventective for event vendor & venue leads by city and category — caterers, DJs, planners, photographers, venues — with public phone, website & social profiles, plus optional email enrichment. Catch new listings on a schedule with Slack/email/webhook alerts. $4 per 1,000 leads.
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🎉 Eventective Scraper — Event Vendor & Venue Leads + Emails
Build event-industry lead lists in minutes. Pick a city and the categories you want — caterers, DJs, event planners, photographers, party rentals, venues, and more — and this actor pulls every Eventective listing with its public phone, website, and social profiles, then optionally finds an email off each vendor's own site. Run it on a schedule to catch new vendors and venues as they list. The cleanest event-vendor lead source on Apify.
No login, no anti-bot. Eventective is server-rendered and exposes real contacts — unlike The Knot / WeddingWire / GigSalad, which wall their data behind anti-bot and "request a quote" forms.
Why this one
Most event/wedding directory scrapers fight an anti-bot wall (The Knot, WeddingWire, GigSalad, Thumbtack) or return listings with no usable contact. Eventective is different:
- ✅ Phone is public on every profile (validated: 6/6 in testing)
- ✅ Website is public (6/6) — which we then mine for an email (≈ 50% of vendors)
- ✅ Socials (Facebook, Instagram, etc.) when listed
- ✅ Venues and vendors — the venue side isn't covered by other Apify actors
- ✅ A new-listing monitor — no other event actor offers one
What you get (per lead)
name · category · phone · website · email (enriched) · all emails · socials · city · state · description · eventective_id · profile_url · is_new · scraped_at
Export to CSV/JSON/Excel or pull via the Apify API into your CRM, Clay, n8n, or Make.
How to use it
- Click Try for free.
- Enter a city (e.g.
Austin, TX) and the categories you want. - Keep Enrich with emails on.
- Click Start, then open the Dataset tab.
- For a live feed: turn on Monitor mode + a Schedule to get alerted when new vendors/venues list.
Quick start
Daily new-listing monitor
Categories: venues · wedding-venues · caterers · djs · planners · photographers · videographers · florists · bands · party-rentals · limousines · bakeries · entertainment · photo-booths · officiants (or any raw Eventective slug).
Who it's for
- 🎯 Event vendors prospecting complementary vendors & venues to partner with
- 🏢 Event-tech / SaaS selling to caterers, planners, venues
- 📣 Agencies & lead-gen in the wedding/events space
- 🍽️ Suppliers & rentals targeting venues and caterers
Pricing (pay-per-event)
| Event | What it covers | Suggested price |
|---|---|---|
lot-scraped | each vendor/venue lead returned | ~$3–4 / 1,000 |
lot-detail-enriched | each website crawled for an email | ~$3–4 / 1,000 |
monitor-run-completed | each scheduled watch run | ~$0.05 / run |
new-lot-detected | each newly-listed vendor/venue | ~$0.02 |
alert-delivered | each Slack/email/webhook alert | ~$0.005 |
Notes
- Public directory data. Names, phones, websites, and socials are public on Eventective; emails are scraped from each vendor's own website. You are responsible for compliant outreach — follow CAN-SPAM / GDPR / CASL.
- Email yield varies by vendor (~50% in testing) — but phone + website come back for nearly all, so every lead is actionable.
- No double-counting — monitor mode remembers what it's seen and emits each lead once.
FAQ
Why not The Knot / WeddingWire / GigSalad? They're anti-bot-walled and their contact is gated behind quote forms. Eventective is server-rendered with public phone + website, so runs are reliable and the leads are usable.
Does it find venues too? Yes — use venues (or wedding-venues). The venue side isn't covered by other Apify actors.
How do I get emails? Keep findEmails on — it crawls each vendor's own website (contact/about pages) and picks the best email.
