Meetup GraphQL API: query events and RSVPs

domain: meetup.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Note that Meetup retired its open REST API in February 2025; all programmatic access is now via GraphQL, and meaningful data access generally requires a paid Meetup Pro (organizer) plan.
  2. Obtain an OAuth2 access token via Meetup's OAuth2 server flow and send it as a Bearer credential in the Authorization header on GraphQL requests.
  3. Query group/event data (upcoming events, event details) using the queries documented at meetup.com/graphql/guide.
  4. Query RSVP/registration answers for a specific event with the eventRegistrationAnswers query (or the current equivalent RSVP-related query in the schema).
  5. Treat lightweight public-page data (RSVP counts, member counts visible on group/event pages) as informational only — it is not a supported API surface and shouldn't be relied on for production integrations.

Known gotchas

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