CrowdVolt

Last reviewed: July 2026

Overview

Integuru's CrowdVolt integration provides production-ready HTTP API access to CrowdVolt, the secondary ticket marketplace at crowdvolt.com, covering 1 action: list_events. The action returns up to 500 events by default and supports date range, price range, and listing availability filters.

No public API. CrowdVolt does not offer a developer API. Teams that need event or pricing data programmatically have had to scrape the site manually, which breaks on UI changes and cannot handle the volume needed for real-time price monitoring.

Teams building ticket price monitors, event inventory trackers, or resale market analytics tools use this integration to query CrowdVolt's event catalog and listing data programmatically. For other events and ticketing platforms, see Dice or EDM Train, or browse the full integrations catalogue.

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Use Cases

Integuru's CrowdVolt integration lets you query events and their ticket listings with flexible filtering, covering the full range of inventory and pricing data available on the platform.

• Event catalog query: Call list_events with optional start_date and end_date to filter by date range. Omit all filters to retrieve all available events up to the 500-event default.
• Listing availability filtering: Set has_listings: true to return only events that currently have tickets for sale. Combine with min_price and max_price to filter by price range.
• Full listing detail retrieval: Set include_listings: true to pull individual listings for each event, including seller info, price, fees, ticket type, and quantity. This requires additional API calls per event and is slower than the default response.

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Setup Notes

Integuru's CrowdVolt integration authenticates against https://www.crowdvolt.com/. Integuru handles the session automatically.

The list_events action defaults to returning all available events (up to 500). Use the limit parameter to cap the result set. The include_listings and include_listing_count flags both trigger additional per-event API calls, so enable them only when you need the extra detail to keep response times manageable.