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FAQ

Which countries are supported?

The default profiles are Argentina (ar), Australia (au), Brazil (br), Canada (ca), Chile (cl), Colombia (co), France (fr), Ireland (ie), Mexico (mx), the Netherlands (nl), Poland (pl), Portugal (pt), South Africa (za), Spain (es), the United Kingdom (gb) and the United States (us). The optional ny profile uses the US domain and scopes collection to the New York regional root.

Can I select a city?

There is no direct city input in the current public contract. The Actor starts from the selected country or regional profile and traverses the live Booksy regional facets, which can include states, counties, cities and postal areas. Use ny when the New York regional profile is the required scope.

What is the difference between listings and details?

listings emits the search records returned during discovery. details first discovers businesses and then requests each business profile, so it can provide richer services, prices, hours, reviews and photos when Booksy returns them. Details runs require more requests and can take longer.

Why did a category return no businesses?

Category slugs are profile-specific and the active catalog can change. Leave categories empty to use the live catalog, or verify that the selected slug belongs to every selected profile. A valid HTTP response can still represent an empty category.

Does the Actor bypass access controls?

No. The examples call the hosted Actor and do not expose a proxy or bypass method. The Actor can report partial errors when the source changes or a request is unavailable.

Are errors billed?

No. The billable unit is one successfully delivered business Dataset row. Error items, empty responses and failed detail requests are not charged as business results.

Why are nested fields different between businesses?

The business value preserves the source object and Booksy can return different fields by country, category, listing and profile. Consumers should treat optional nested fields defensively.