Get Granular with SEC Filtering:
With the SEC Filter feature, you can drill down into the financial details of websites on your BuiltWith list. Want to identify websites who have filed a 10K report? Seeking companies that meet certain financial criteria? Now, with just a few clicks, you can filter websites based on revenue, assets, liabilities, SIC codes, and their U.S. stock tickers. ⚙💹💰

Unveil Revenue Figures:
The filter allows you to pinpoint companies with specific revenue ranges. This not only helps you identify potential partners or competitors with similar market share, but also gives you an idea of the financial health of these businesses. 💵💼

Analyze Assets and Liabilities:
Understanding a company's assets and liabilities is crucial when assessing financial strength and stability. BuiltWith's new filter enables you to identify websites with varying asset and liability ranges, allowing you to make more informed strategic decisions. 💼📉

Dive Deep with SIC Codes:
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes provide insight into a company's industry classification and vertical. Using our filter, you can identify websites falling under specific SIC code ranges. This allows you to uncover potential partnership opportunities or assess competitors within a particular niche. 🏭💪💼

Discover US Stock Tickers:
For those interested in tracking publicly traded companies, our SEC Filter feature now provides you with US stock tickers. This allows you to easily identify the financial performance of websites on your list that are listed on the stock market. 📈📊💼

BuiltWith's powerful SaaS technology has taken a significant stride forward with its new SEC Filter feature. This tool empowers you to uncover valuable insights about the financial status and regulatory compliance of websites on your list. Get ahead in your industry, identify potential partners, or stay up-to-date with competitors' performance by leveraging BuiltWith's latest feature! 💼💪🔍

So, what are you waiting for? Start using the SEC Filter feature today and stay one step ahead in the ever-evolving business landscape. 🌐🔎🚀

View all SEC websites here, also filterable in reports on BuiltWith - https://trends.builtwith.com/websitelist/SEC-EDGAR-10-K

Imagine being able to pinpoint web agencies that tailor their expertise for local businesses or identify shipping providers whose services are exclusively devoted to a specific country. This isn't just data; it's a treasure trove of insights for anyone looking to understand or penetrate local markets with unparalleled precision. 🎯

Localized Strategy: Understanding local market needs and preferences is critical. This feature opens the door to identifying technologies and services that have successfully carved out a niche in specific locales, offering a playbook of sorts for localization success. 📚

Competitive Edge: For businesses, knowledge of locally-dominant technologies could be the key to outmaneuvering competition. Whether it's by adopting these solutions or analyzing them for strategic improvements, the benefits cannot be overstated. ⚔️

Partnership Opportunities: Identifying local tech players and service providers means unlocking potential collaborations that can significantly enhance the value proposition of your offerings to the local audience. 🤝

Market Entry: For global companies eyeing expansion into new territories, understanding the tech landscape through this localized lens equips you to enter with confidence and strategic acumen. 🌎

Delve into an ecosystem where proximity does not limit prowess. From web design agencies that breathe life into local businesses’ online presence to logistical wizards ensuring products arrive at doorsteps within national borders, this feature doesn’t just spotlight players; it showcases potential partners in success. 🛠️

As we move forward, the importance of understanding and integrating local dimensions into global strategies becomes increasingly evident. With BuiltWith’s latest feature, we’re not just looking at technologies; we’re uncovering the heartbeats of local economies and the potential for businesses and technologies to grow in harmony with the communities they serve. 🌱

Whether you’re a market analyst, a global business strategist, or a curious enthusiast, diving into this feature is not just an exploration—it’s an initiation into a world where local visibility promises global viability. Let's harness the power of localized tech insights with BuiltWith, and forge paths that resonate with markets, one country at a time. 🚀🌍

Get started with local majority technology usage for countries like the UK, Australia, Germany and more

Tracking Policy Document Links
BuiltWith is known for its comprehensive web technology tracking capabilities, which include monitoring policy documents on various websites. By employing advanced algorithms we scan hundreds of millions of websites to identify and catalog a wide range of policy document links.

The diversity of policy documents tracked by BuiltWith includes essential policies like Code of Conduct, Data Protection Policy, Corporate Governance, and Regulatory Compliance, as well as more specialized policies like Environmental Sustainability, Animal Welfare, and Gender Pay Gap.

Finding the Perfect Fit:
With BuiltWith, you can leverage the tracking of policy document links to your advantage. Here's how:

1. Identifying Compatibility
By analyzing the policy documents of potential business partners or suppliers, you can quickly assess their compatibility with your organization's values, ethics, and legal requirements. For instance, if your company emphasizes environmental sustainability, you can use BuiltWith to locate websites with an Environmental Sustainability Policy.

2. Assessing Compliance
Policy document links tracked by BuiltWith.com provide valuable insights into an organization's commitment to regulatory compliance, data protection, and other legal aspects. This information helps you ensure that your potential partners or suppliers meet the necessary standards before establishing a relationship.

3. Navigating Sensitive Domains
Certain industries and sectors have specific requirements, such as financial services or child safeguarding. BuiltWith enables you to identify websites that feature policies like Financial Services Guide, Child Safeguarding Statement, or Anti-Corruption and Bribery Policy, allowing you to navigate sensitive domains with confidence.

4. Ensuring Ethical Business Practices
In an era when ethical considerations play a significant role in decision-making, BuiltWith assists in identifying partners or suppliers that prioritize ethical business practices. By locating policy documents like Human Rights Policy, Animal Welfare Policy, Diversity Equity Inclusion (DEI) Policy, and more, you can align your organization with those who share a similar commitment.

BuiltWith offers a powerful solution for businesses seeking to identify partners and suppliers who align with their values, policies, and legal requirements. By tracking various policy links on webpages, organizations can swiftly evaluate compatibility, ensure compliance, and foster ethical business relationships.

View all Policy documents we track.

Are you ready for an exciting new update from BuiltWith? We're thrilled to announce our latest feature, which allows you to filter websites based on the location of their web server! 🎉

🔍 What does this mean for you? Well, imagine you wanted to find websites specifically hosted in a particular country. With our new filter, you can easily generate a list of websites that have their servers physically located in that country. For example, whether you're interested in websites in England, the US, Peru, or any other country, BuiltWith now has you covered!

• Create the report you are interested in
• On the 'Tech' tab of the Report Search for "server location" in the Tech Group Filter box
• View and filter the report as necessary!

🌐 It's never been easier to explore and discover websites from specific geographic regions. This new feature opens up a world of possibilities, whether you're conducting market research, analyzing regional trends, or simply wanting to delve into a particular country's online presence.

🌎 But that's not all! BuiltWith's powerful filters go beyond individual countries. We also allow you to filter websites based on Edge Networks – meaning websites that have servers in multiple locations around the globe. This feature enables you to identify global companies with a distributed server infrastructure, maximizing your insights and competitive analysis.

🌐 Ready to unlock new possibilities with BuiltWith's Server Location filter? Give it a try today and discover a world of insights at your fingertips. Start exploring websites from specific countries or those utilizing distributed server infrastructure – the choice is yours! 🌍

👉 Stay tuned for more exciting updates from BuiltWith as we continue to enhance our platform and empower you with powerful tools for your online research and analysis needs. Happy filtering! 👏

One of the key challenges in analyzing e-commerce platforms like Shopify is understanding the different currencies used by online stores. With our latest update, you can now filter Shopify sites based on their default currency. 🌐💱

So, how does this work? It's simple! Just head over to BuiltWith and enter "Shopify" in the search bar. Once you hit enter, you'll be presented with a list of Shopify-powered websites. 🛒 Now, here comes the fun part! When you create the report on the 'Tech' tab you'll find various filters to narrow down your search. Scroll down a bit, and you'll see the "Shopify Currency" filter in the tech group filtering section. 😍 Filter by that, and voila! You'll be able to select from a wide range of currencies, including US Dollar ($), Euro (€), British Pound (£), Canadian Dollar (C$), Australian Dollar (A$), and many more. 🌍💲

By choosing a specific currency, you can instantly generate a list of Shopify sites that use that currency as their default. This feature is particularly useful if you're looking to target specific markets or analyze trends in different regions. 🌎📈

For example, let's say you're interested in exploring how many Shopify stores in Europe use the Euro as their default currency. Simply select Euro (€) from the filter, and you'll have a list of European Shopify sites at your fingertips or see the full list on this page. 🇪🇺💶

With this new feature, you can gain valuable insights into the e-commerce landscape, identify potential competitors, and even discover new markets to explore. 🚀🔍

So, what are you waiting for? Head over to BuiltWith.com and start exploring the world of Shopify Currencies like never before. It's time to take your e-commerce research to the next level! 💪💻

Stay tuned for more updates and exciting features coming your way. We're committed to making your website analysis journey as smooth and insightful as possible. Happy researching! 🎉🔎

🔍 Wondering what this awesome new feature is all about? Well, let me tell you in my bubbliest voice possible! 💁‍♀️ Our SaaS Pricing Tracking feature allows you to easily track the average cost of various SaaS tools and filter them accordingly. How cool is that? 💪

🔎 Here's how it works: our smart system dives deep into the plans and pricing pages of websites, determined to extract the exact cost of each SaaS tool. It then calculates the average monthly spend for you, making it a breeze to find exactly what you're looking for. 📈

💡 Imagine this: you're in search of SaaS websites that are relevant to your needs but have an average monthly spend of $500 per tool. With our SaaS Pricing Tracking feature, you can effortlessly filter your search results to only display those websites! 🌟

💸 Now, with just a few simple clicks, you can easily access SaaS tools that fit your budget. Our feature empowers you to make informed decisions by providing you with the insights you need to find the right tools at the right price. 💼

SaaS Price filtering is live on Pro Reports and you can even create reports with SaaS Pricing as a starting point for example https://trends.builtwith.com/link/SaaS-Pricing-Above-$200-Per-Month

The Recommendations API endpoint uses a robust algorithm that analyzes the technology profile of a website. This includes the website's server details, its use of JavaScript libraries, CSS frameworks, web standards, and more. Based on this analysis, the API endpoint then generates a list of websites with similar technology profiles. This could be websites that use the same server type, the same JavaScript libraries, or any other aspect of a website's technology profile.

Benefits of the Website Recommendations API Endpoint

1. Discover New Websites: This tool allows you to discover new websites that are similar to your favorites, expanding your horizons in the digital world.
2. Competitive Analysis: By understanding the technology profiles of similar websites, businesses can gain insights into their competition's technology strategies.
3. Enhanced Decision Making: Developers can make informed decisions about what technologies to adopt based on what similar websites are using.
4. Seamless Integration: With XML and JSON outputs, integrating the results into your system or application is a breeze.

In conclusion, the Website Recommendations API endpoint is a powerful tool for anyone interested in the technology profiles of websites. It's a testament to BuiltWith.com's commitment to providing cutting-edge, useful tools for the tech community. We can't wait to see how you'll leverage this new feature to enhance your digital experience.

Ready? Hold onto your ergonomic office chairs, because here it comes: we are now tracking websites that link to Threads.net profiles. We're adding an extra layer of complexity to your understanding of the mysterious, ever-changing landscape of the World Wide Web. But wait! We didn't just stop there. For those who harbor a secret (or not so secret) love for Threads.net, we're taking things up a notch. As part of your meta data and custom exports on the BuiltWith Pro package, you'll now see this incredibly specific and fascinating data.

We're anticipating a huge surge in usage once you discern the true genius behind this decision. After all, wouldn't it be incredible to really know who's linking back to those Threads.net profiles out there?

Our crystal ball tells us that you’re already drafting a mental checklist to run on Threads.net, and we totally approve. So, go ahead and fire up your curiosity to make those competitor analyses a tad more interesting. Watch as your competitors quake in their virtual boots wondering, "How the heck did they know they were doing that?"

Threads profiles are an exportable option on reports

Thankfully, sarcasm is still free because, let's face it, you're not going to find all of this data-laden goodness anywhere else. We like to think this new feature is a small, cynical step for BuiltWith, but a giant leap for your business intel.

So go forth, stalk your competitors, wow your Excel-loving colleagues and leave no link unclicked.

Our primary focus is to identify websites that showcase their Plans and Pricing pages while explicitly mentioning their monthly or yearly pricing structure.

We cater to a wide range of currency symbols like the Dollar, Euro, and Pound, to create a more inclusive experience. To begin, we search for pricing plans listed on a website. For instance, if a Plans page displays three pricing points, we'll take the sum and find the average to categorize the website in a specific group. This could be something like "SaaS Pricing Over $100/Month."

This site appears in our SaaS Pricing Above $100 Per Month page for example

The purpose of this meticulous categorization is to offer more precise insights for your needs. Whether you're a SaaS provider looking to set a competitive price or a consumer interested in analyzing the vast SaaS market, our Pricing Reports are designed to provide you with the most accurate data possible. To ensure the utmost reliability of our pricing reports, we only evaluate websites that provide transparent and explicit information. By focusing on pricing plans that display supported currency symbols and clearly mention the plan duration, we create a reliable dataset that benefits both SaaS providers and customers alike.

Our SaaS Pricing Reports serve as a valuable resource for anyone looking to delve into the world of Software-as-a-Service pricing and find customers offering SaaS tools with a certain technology pricing point. With a keen focus on accuracy, transparency, and relevance, we provide actionable insights that can significantly impact your decision-making process. Whether you're a SaaS provider or a customer, our reports are tailored to help you make the most informed choices possible.

Dive into our world of SaaS Pricing Reports now to discover the vital insights that will help propel your business ahead. As always, we're committed to staying up-to-date with the latest trends and patterns concerning technology usage, ensuring you receive the most relevant and accurate information available.

Browse the new reports below -

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our innovative export function within BuiltWith Pro. This remarkable feature empowers you to generate a customizable and exportable CSV file in your desired format.

Now you can effortlessly select from an extensive range of fields, including domain, site location, spend, revenue, social count, employee count, company name, verticals, tranco, majestic, page rank, umbrella, telephones, emails, and social media URLs, such as Twitter, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. Additionally, you can include data on people names, city, state, country, and technology detection dates.

Beyond the basics, our popular 'Agency' field allows you to identify the web development agency responsible for creating the website. Plus, you can effortlessly integrate other technologies into your export – for instance, display which sites in your list utilize different platforms.

Harness the power of advanced customization with BuiltWith Pro's new export function, and experience the ease and efficiency of data management like never before!

1. Extensive Range of Fields: Access and select from a vast array of fields, including domain, location, revenue, employee count, social media URLs, and much more.
2. Customizable Export: Create an exportable CSV file tailored to your requirements, making it easier to manage and analyze data efficiently.
3. Advanced Customization: Combine technology and website data in one export, and even track the web development agency responsible for creating a website.
4. Efficient Data Management: Save time and effort with streamlined exports designed to suit your data management needs.

Experience the power and convenience of a customizable and user-friendly export function with BuiltWith Pro. Try it now and make informed business decisions with ease, accuracy, and efficiency.

Just click the 'Custom Export' tab when viewing reports in BuiltWith Pro. What this demo to show how custom exports are created.

Instead of having to use the more complex SFTP endpoint you can now simply drag and drop your domain list into this tool and it will provide a ZIP download of all the technologies currently and historically in use on your upload list.

You can view a sample ZIP file here that shows the detailed output format for this tool.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of the BuiltWith Free Hubspot Integration, a powerful tool designed to help you gain valuable insights into your contacts and companies' technology data, technology spend, and location information. This integration takes you a step ahead in understanding your prospects, improving your sales strategy, and ultimately growing your business. Keep reading to discover the benefits of BuiltWith and how it seamlessly integrates with your Hubspot CRM.

Key Features of the BuiltWith Hubspot Integration

1. Technology Data: Gain instant access to valuable technology data for your contacts and companies in your Hubspot CRM. This includes information on the web technologies they use, such as CMS, analytics, email marketing, and e-commerce tools. These insights help you tailor your sales pitch to their specific needs and preferences.
2. Technology Spend: Understand the technology spend of your prospects and companies within your CRM. This information allows you to identify high-value prospects and focus your efforts on those with the budget to invest in your products or services.
3. Location Information: Get detailed location information for your contacts and companies, including address, city, state, and country. Use this data to identify regional trends, prioritize local leads, and tailor your marketing efforts for different geographies.
4. Seamless Integration: The BuiltWith Hubspot Integration is designed to work seamlessly within your Hubspot CRM, with technology data, technology spend, and location information available right in the sidebar for contacts and companies. This means you don't need to switch between platforms, making your workflow more efficient.

How to Get Started

Getting started with the BuiltWith Free Hubspot Integration is quick and easy. Follow these simple steps to begin leveraging the power of BuiltWith within your Hubspot CRM:

1. Visit the BuiltWith Hubspot Integration page - INSTALL BUILTWITH HUBSPOT FREE
2. Click the "Install now" button to begin the installation process.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to connect your Hubspot account with BuiltWith.
4. Once connected, you'll see BuiltWith data inthe sidebar of your contacts and companies within your Hubspot CRM.

Benefits of Using the BuiltWith Hubspot Integration

1. Enhanced Sales Strategy: Armed with the technology data and spending habits of your contacts and companies, you can better tailor your sales approach to their unique needs. This targeted approach increases the likelihood of closing deals and growing your business.
2. Improved Lead Prioritization: By understanding the technology stack and spend of your prospects, you can focus your efforts on those with the highest potential value. This helps you allocate your resources more effectively, ultimately resulting in better ROI for your sales efforts.
3. Regional Marketing: Location information allows you to segment your target audience by geography, enabling you to create localized marketing campaigns and sales strategies that resonate with prospects in specific regions.
4. Increased Efficiency: With BuiltWith data integrated directly into your Hubspot CRM, you no longer need to toggle between platforms to access valuable prospect information. This streamlined workflow saves time and allows you to focus on what matters most - growing your business.

The BuiltWith Hubspot Free Integration is a powerful tool that can supercharge your sales strategy by providing valuable insights into your contacts' and companies' technology data, technology spend, and location information. By leveraging this data and tailoring your approach accordingly, you can improve lead prioritization, enhance regional marketing efforts, and ultimately drive more sales. Want to go deeper? Install the BuiltWith Full Hubspot Integration today and unlock the full potential of your sales strategy.

The old search system still works behind the scenes but hopefully this new system will help you to find what you want quicker.

Try it out now at https://builtwith.com

This endpoint lets you search for web domains related to a social media profile, so for example you could send the API "samsclub" and it would tell you all of the social network links we've found that mention this like facebook.com/samsclub and then all of the sites that we found that link on like samsclub.com. The lists of domains also provides a 'rank' so you can tell which sites are legitimate and which ones are randomly linking to the social network page.

You can learn more and get started with the Social API at https://api.builtwith.com/social-api!

Not only do we do this globally but you can filter by many countries like UK, USA, Australia and many more.

You can also narrow it down to just eCommerce sites so the Top eCommerce Sites on the Internet are available and again that can also be broken down by country!

The top site lists are updated monthly and downloadable as a zip file for free via https://builtwith.com/top-1m!

As you can see from the chart above the level of detail is a lot higher. In the above example it is much clearer to see the growth of platforms like Shopify during the global pandemic as an example.

Detailed Entire Internet charts are filtering into the tool now, initially for premium technologies.

Note July 2023: There's now a Recommendations API Endpoint to get this programmatically if you like.

It works by looking at every website on the internet that has a reasonable amount of technology spend. We then compare all of the sites in the list, if a website has 10 premium technologies and another website has 8 premium technologies that all match, those 2 additional technologies are 'recommended' to the site missing those two technologies.

The process is quite simple and very effective in finding new leads. For example the Magento Enterprise Future Customer List is made up of mostly sites using Magento. Technology that mostly have customers in a specific country tend to have recommendations for websites in that country only. This is all done without telling the precogs about these relationships it just knows them from the comparison method we've built.

Does it use Artificial Intelligence?
No, it uses a patent pending weighted matrix that we built ourselves but it doesn't use Matrix Factorization algorithms - we tried them but the data was not as good as our own method.

How to get started with Future Customers
View BuiltWith Trends and for the majority of premium technologies future customers will be available in the sidebar. You can also start with Future Customers in BuiltWith Pro when creating a new report.

If you want to do your own analysis you can build your own models by downloading our datasets.

We'll create some more of these in the future as they are visually interesting to watch. If you have any you'd like to see let us know!

Here's a sample export from the system -

To access these profiles use the Domain API - https://api.builtwith.com/domain-api or click on the XLSX/CSV options in the sidebar when viewing profiles i.e. - https://builtwith.com/builtwith.com

These new pages let you quickly see what the top technologies across different technology categories are near you. This is quite useful because for example the most popular eCommerce technologies in France differ from other locations like the United States, United Kingdom and Australia.

We though it might be useful to have these are a filter and report in BuiltWith -

You can access this full report via - https://trends.builtwith.com/websitelist/Many-Subdomains

It also costs nothing - you're welcome.

Install it via - https://www.zendesk.com/au/marketplace/apps/support/803760/builtwith/

When we got started with BuiltWith in 2007 we relied heavily on the Quantcast Top 1m file that Quantcast used to provide in those days. Alexa also provided a Top 1m file but it contained URLs like YouTube channels so we always preferred the Quantcast list for that reason.

Some of those providers disappeared and new Top 1m providers started to appear like Majestic and Umbrella so we were joining all of these lists together until someone else started their own version of this called Tranco which is what we use today for traffic ranking. Tranco have now hit a bit of a road block because some of their sources (Alexa and Quantcast) are now defunct from a top 1m list perspective.

Creating our own Top 1m List

We wanted to create out own Top 1m list that didn't rely on any of the properties of the other Top 1m lists. Our methodology is based 100% on evidence based technology and domain spend. For example a site that uses Shopify Plus and Hubspot would be higher up than a site that is using jQuery and Google Analytics (free version). We also have technology spend attached to non-technologies such as if a website has a redirect from the .IE TLD or if they have 10 or more registered TLDs.

We also added a time based element to the list ordering, using a technology for less than a specific period of time means it isn't counted. This is to prevent fake sites appearing in the list.

How to get the Top 1m Zip

Follow this link - https://builtwith.com/top-1m to get the ZIP. The top 1m updates monthly around the 20th of the month.

How different is it to Traffic Rank Top 1m

Comparing the lastest Tranco Top 1m with our Top 1m there is a 13% overlap which means the list is quite unique and may be an interesting additional to any research. All of the Top 1m we provide are root domains.

Our list is more focused on businesses that implement other businesses technology, you can clearly see this by comparing the top 5 sites, the Tranco list includes companies that do not implement "normal" company technologies -

How can I browse the top sites without downloading a Zip?

You can see top sites and top eCommerce sites for countries around the globe at https://builtwith.com/top-sites

We are highlighting the most popular joins and the ones we think are going to be the most useful. You can see these on pages like https://trends.builtwith.com/shop/Shopify

There's a lot of variations to choose from and they are all accessible on the sidebar of technology reports -

This saves having to create different country variation reports for yourself and team. Hopefully you will find it useful!

It's a free extension and can be installed at https://www.pipedrive.com/en/marketplace/app/built-with/bba0d287c95ca5bb

How do you quantify if your business is net zero emissions? There is a standard for quantifying it, ISO 14064-1:2018 - but it's 158 Swiss Francs just to read it and probably way more detailed than we need for our SaaS tool.

BuiltWith is almost 100% online business with the exception of us designing and shipping of custom hats for Pro customers. The company we use for these are looking at ways to be more sustainable in producing these hats, we have switched to using their eco-friendly caps they offer from econscious as a start.

We operate in Sydney, Australia which is a carbon neutral city and work from home office most of the time, our home office is 100% powered by renewable energy either by solar power or GreenPower. Our corporate office at One International Towers Barangaroo is Australia's first certified carbon neutral precinct.

Our main potential and actual carbon emissions is electrical energy used in server compute time; every month we run tens of thousands of hours of server time at AWS, Google, Azure and OVH. Three of those providers have claimed they will be carbon neutral by 2025, with Google the only one currently already claiming carbon neutrality.

We will revisit this topic in 2025 to see how and if we as an entire business are 100% carbon neutral - we hope so.

They also have a huge number of websites using them (in the millions) making their lists not that useful as a one off download. So we've created some special report filters for these technologies -

This top level filtering can help make these super large lists into something a little bit more useful. Checkout the options at https://trends.builtwith.com/websitelist/WooCommerce-Checkout/Entire-Internet and https://trends.builtwith.com/websitelist/Shopify/Entire-Internet under the 'Special Reports' section of the page.

This new feature is hopefully useful to anyone who considers a eCommerce store selling tens of items or tens of hundreds of items!

Combine this feature with brand followers, technology spend and eCommerce store sales revenue to filter a list and get the exact leads you want.

Visit our knowledge base to learn how to filter a report by SKU products.

You can now see information like Forbes.com has used DoubleClick for 21 years and finally see the that we started using Google Analytics in 2007 (and stopped in 2020) - instead of 2011!

Not really that useful for day to day but we find it super interesting! What were you doing in the year 2000?

Zoho CRM sync works on Basic, Pro and Team plans.

1. Connect BuiltWith to Zoho - Follow the guide here https://kb.builtwith.com/zoho/setup-zoho-crm-sync/
2. Create as many or as little custom fields in Zoho as you want - https://kb.builtwith.com/zoho/create-custom-fields-for-zoho/

See more details and sites at https://trends.builtwith.com/widgets/EU-VAT-Registration

We do not provide the actual VAT registration ID as is it considered PII sorry.

For example here's Optimizely Inc addresses on their contact us page -

We now track Multinational Companies and you can download lists of websites that we consider Multinational.

You can also filter your existing reports by Multinational and we've also added a 'technology spend' to any company that is multinational to push it up the list of more valuable leads.

To celebrate this we've added brand follower tracking to our results where possible and updated within 180 days -

We use the word 'celebrate' loosely - basically we had many requests for it. It's available to all users, fully exportable and filterable under advanced filter.

You can see a demo of how to do this here - https://kb.builtwith.com/creating-reports/examples/filtering-a-report-by-brand-followers/

You can suggest new web agencies via our Suggest a Technology page and also browse the most popular Web Agencies here -

https://trends.builtwith.com/cms/agency

We will continue to add Agency designers as we come across them!

Firstly Meta Data export profiles will now include TikTok profiles if we find related profiles on websites -

We're also tracking TikTok by in a few different ways, including embedding of video/media from TikTok on websites, the use of the TikTok Conversion Tracking pixel for businesses and calls to TikTok parent company ByteDance.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sync works on any plan and sync's up to 300,000 Contacts and Accounts each day.

To get started with the integration you need to supply us with access to your Dynamics system via an Azure Application - contact us for more information.

When you create a Technology report on BuiltWith Pro now on the 'Ideas' tab of the report if you hit this button you will have a list of sites that are using technologies that are more focused on B2B customers and less on B2C customers.

Thank you.

Previously the 'Matrix Export' was used for this, however, it was still a bit too complex to work with because it listed ALL live technologies within a category which might have included plugins, versions and platforms used across different subdomains and internal pages.

So we've created the 'Detailed Live Tech Export' option on the 'Export' page of reports -

This will produce a report that removes sub-technologies and 'non-platform' type technologies and just focus on the core technologies in use within a specific category -

We hope you find this new report type useful - it was created based on user feedback of the reporting tool.

The link between knowing that Facebook is at facebook.com and that (almost) everyone can use it is now ubiquitous and also a bit sad; the Internet that was imagined in the 1980ies and 1990ies was a much more global affair.

What is a ccTLD?

A ccTLD is basically the top level domain country code, it is popular in many countries with the exception on the USA who use the gTLD .com. Based on first hand experience, it's very popular here in Australia; .au is used for most companies that are Australian. It is slightly less popular in the United Kingdom, bigger businesses prefer the gTLD .com over .uk.

Jon Postel and Paul Mockapetris developed DNS (the bit that makes typing in facebook.com go to Facebook actually work) in 1983. Between 1985 and 1993 Postel delegated ccTLDs to basically a 'responsible person' in the country that asked for it. To prevent political issues Postel used ISO 3166-1 country codes for these top level domains i.e. .AU for Australia, .IE for Ireland, GB for United Kingdom ^{(whoops actually Postel decided to use .UK instead lol)}.

1990s Internet Popularity

Fast forward to the mid-1990ies and the Internet is getting popular. Global governments start to get involved (of course they do), scammers and domain squatters start showing up and eventually a company called ICANN is formed. The World Intellectual Property Organization create a framework for dealing with squatters and providing countries with access to their ccTLD. Fast forward a few more years and governments start to break free of ICANN and form their own versions of that body to regulate their ccTLD.

Domain Squatters

Hypothetical Scenario: Someone notices mastercard.com.sg isn't registered, so they register it and then try to sell it to MasterCard for $1,000,000, which is 35,087 times more than they paid for it. They have become a domain squatter.

To prevent this MasterCard might consider just registering every ccTLD they can - and that is pretty much exactly what they do.

The Top 3

Probably the only bit you are interested in - these websites have most inbound redirects from two letter ccTLDs that we have found (as of September 2020).

Emirates Airlines
emirates.com - view redirects
The middle-eastern airline has 155 ccTLDs that redirect to emirates.com - our 'winner'.

BearingPoint
bearingpoint.com - view redirects
BearingPoint is a management consulting company that I'd never heard of, it has at least 152 ccTLDs redirecting to it.

Red Bull
redbull.com - view redirects
Red Bull GmbH has at least 152 ccTLDs registered to it matching BearingPoint.

Here's the top 50 -

What about new gTLDs?

There's so many of them with so little value I've ignored them for tracking website redirects for this blog post. The ccTLDs are generally two letters (with the except of some ccTLDs that became gTLDs like .tv which are also not counted).

Blog Post Coming Soon...

How to get your website into the exclusive list of just over 300 (as of October 2020) sites that have 50 or more ccTLD redirects. I got builtwith.com into this list by registering the 'cheapest' ccTLDs I could - it wasn't as easy as I'd hoped and will document the process soon.

Footnotes

Most of the DNS history in this article comes from this PDF 'The Neverending ccTLD Story' by Peter K. Yu.

We needed to find and reach out to relevant customers in this space - what better way to do that than use BuiltWith to find people on the tool that would be interested. We started off with a list of 96,000 websites, filtered that down using the BuiltWith Pro tool to 821 websites and then used LeadsEye to filter that down further to 130 solid leads.

Here's the steps we went through to do that -

Step 1: Get the source list of domains that have an account and push that into the system using the list upload feature (See KB Article)

Step 2: Filter this list down using the keyword filter to find sites that have relevant content on their homepage (See KB Article) because we are looking for investor type leads we created multiple filters like "ventures" "hedge fund" "investment" "private equity" "alternative data" "investor" -

Step 3: Filter the list down by relevant technologies - to find financial and large companies we tried the 'Investor Relations' technology as a filter as this is sites that are most likely listed on a stock exchange (See KB Article).

Step 4: See all of the reports you created. We could have actually created an 'Advanced Filter' and done all of these keyword filters in a single report (using the 'OR' switch) see KB Article on how to do that.

Step 5: Export all of the 'Meta Data' zip files from all of your variations

Step 6: Use Excel or another spreadsheet tool to create a mega list of all of the domains in your filtered reports and save a text file domain list.

Step 7: Upload that list into LeadsEye (it will remove the duplicates itself)

Step 8: Eyeball the homepages in LeadsEye to determine if they are a good fit for the Dataset product (View the Demo on how this works)

Step 9: Export the leads from LeadsEye and join them back up with the emails.

We don't ask for names of individuals when they signup but because my list has gone down from over 100,000 emails to around 130 I just used Google to search for the email address and domain to find their name. This is the most cost effective approach we found to finding people names with the highest success rate (around 90%).

Step 10: Use your CRM to create a lead list with the persons first name to and send a simple relevant personal email to them.

And that's it - a super powerful method or using BuiltWith tools to create a highly targeted lead list.

We calculate this by looking at how long the eCommerce site has been around, if it's using premium technologies, if it's a high traffic site.

We're going to keep tweaking it to improve estimates as we go forward.

You can see and search for them here - https://builtwith.com/wix

To enable dark mode set your computer or phone scheme to 'dark mode' if it supports it.

You can also start to see who supports color schemes via https://trends.builtwith.com/docinfo/Prefers-Color-Scheme

Every two days, or longer if there's no changes in that list in two days - we will send you a not very snazzy but highly readable email with any changes to your report -

Open up your Technology Reports on BuiltWith Pro to get started.

We've created a new Trust API endpoint that lets you get an idea if a website should be trusted or not. This endpoint gathers information about the website, specifically things like how old it is, if it has any technologies that are suspect (like parked or affiliate programs) and provides that information in an easy to digest manner.

You can use our 'suspect/ok' status response or make up your own mind based on all of the signals we provide in this lookup.

Learn more about the BuiltWith Trust API endpoint at - https://api.builtwith.com/trust-api

We've added "COVID-19" as a technology that tracks website that mention COVID in some form - not sure how useful that will be other than interesting to see how many sites it is mentioned on and hopefully shows a trend of how it decreases over time when things eventually get better. That will start to appear here https://trends.builtwith.com/widgets/covid-19 - the Pro dashboard report already has 116,443 sites that mention it and 10% of the top 1m even though that indexing isn't complete yet.

We've added a "wash your hands" message to all technology profiles to try and spread awareness.

We've also updated our business continuity policy which we've had in place since 2017.

First off take a look at the 'Eating our Own Dog Food' post, this is how we used BuiltWith to get in contact with people that we thought would be good leads for our Hubspot integration.

This guide takes a real world example of a application I found on the front page of producthunt.com today.

Leadforms have already categorized a lot of the industries they want to target, one of them is Chiropractors -

So from that we've got a very well defined starting point for GetLeadForms to use BuiltWith Pro; they want Chiropractors that are looking to get more leads.

So lets get started -

There's at least 5 technologies that are related to Chiropractor (searching for Chiropractic found others) - Perfect Patients, NYK Services, ChiroMatrix and ChiroPlanet. These could be our starting point as they are super related technologies.

The additional option here is the 14000+ sites that mention "chiropractor" on the homepage as shown on the right hand side of the search above. Lets use that as the starting point -

14,000 leads is way too many to manually go through and if you look at the first few 'groupon.com' isn't really a fit (they probably had a Chiropractic coupon code the week we indexed the site), so we need to break it down into a smaller more manageable list.

GetLeadForms.com are based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania so lets create a local lead list -

263 sites have the word Chiropractor on them and have an address on the contact us page in Pennsylvania so we've narrowed our list down to something much more useful.

You could now use LeadsEye to filter that list down even more, creating this variation as a full report (yellow button shown above) then exporting that into the LeadsEye tool lets us smash through those websites and determine what sites in this list are real leads and which ones are not really leads at all by looking at a quick snapshot of the homepage image -

From our list of 263 Chiropractic related sites, 168 of them actually fit the profile of Chiropractor business in Pennsylvania.

We could go further with the BuiltWith Pro tool - upload that list of 168 back into the tool-

• Filter that list by Technology Spend (to prioritize it)
• Filter it by other technology in use (i.e. the category of feedback forms and surveys) to find sites that might be using a competitor technology that might convert to GetLeadForms.
• Filter by city - find sites even closer by i.e. in the city of Philadelphia.

This would shorten our list even more, providing us with a high value related lead list for direct cold outreach.

Rinse and repeat this process for other variations.

See them all here - https://trends.builtwith.com/framework/schema

The picture above is of a woman using a Le Creuset to cook what looks like scrambled eggs whilst smiling and looking away. Her left hand is very close to the gas but it looks like the gas is switched off. The picture has no relevance to this blog post, robots probably won't get that hence why Schema data was created.

Want no more we've now built this feature into BuiltWith Pro

Watch the demo and get started here - https://kb.builtwith.com/data-integrations/slack-integration/

Shopify Revenue on our Shopify Trends Page

We're hoping that the technology coverage numbers reflect the company revenue. Although it's not a 1:1 link there are similarities. See examples like Marin Software and Shopify.

We've got Revenue data on Trends pages for most of the web focused public companies we track, to see the full list visit https://trends.builtwith.com/public-companies

This one is a hybrid of the Domain API and the Firehose. It allows you to do live technology lookups on a website, meaning when we receive the request we will do a full technology index across that domain within a few seconds of the request.

This is a feature a few people have asked for and now it's live at
https://api.builtwith.com/domain-live-api

You can subscribe to these data feeds to get daily updated changes or purchase them as one-off datasets to analyze.

Previously to get the technology history for a list of websites you had to know the list of websites that you wanted to research and then use the Domain API to get that technology history.

Get sample data, view the available datasets at https://builtwith.com/datasets

On Technology Trends report lists for non-Mega reports you will start to see State/County breakdown for country based reports -

Clicking through to State variations will allow you to create reports by State and drill down further into City based reports -

The City/State/Zip code (or City/Country/Postcode) for reports will also be available in the Meta Data Export for reports.

See State/City filtering capabilities on this report -
https://trends.builtwith.com/websitelist/Hotjar/United-States

You can also access the new report by searching the variations on the create new tech report screen -

We've just add 189 new tracking attributes to our relationship data to further discover the relationships behind these websites, taking us to an 263 different relationship types tracked and will be adding more shortly!

If you are very specifically interested in certain technologies they can be harder to find. So we've built a new function called 'Highlight Technologies' -

You can choose up to 20 different technologies to highlight and they will appear at the top of lookups for sites that have any matching technologies -

This is a free feature for anyone who creates a free account at BuiltWith. Get configuring your highlighted technologies at https://builtwith.com/profile-config

This means that as an administrator of a Team account you no longer need to use our Team user administration tools but can use your existing identity provider (like Salesforce, OneLogin or PingIdentity).

At the end of the day that means less work for yourself.

To get SAML enabled for your team account just contact us and we will enable it for you. Speed the process up by sending us your Entity ID, SSO Url and X509 certificate.

We've added the ability to filter reports by websites that have particular keywords in their domain name or subdomain to aid this.

For example you could create a list of 100,000 sites using Shopify then search for the keyword 'staging' to find domains in that list that might be using the technology on staging.test.org for example.

Breaking the list down into a more usable list is what the BuiltWith Pro tool excels at doing - with over 30,000 other technologies tracked as of March 2019 and a unique website spending breakdown function you can filter a list like Shopify down from 1,000,000 sites to 100 sites - then use that filtering knowledge to build a clear outreach to customers who will actually benefit from your product offering.

We made a quick video demoing how you can create a list and bring it down to a much more usable size and then using the additional LeadsEye tool to further filter that list down.

These default themes are sometime free, sometime paid for which we indicate in detailed profiles. We're also tracking 'Custom Theme' which means that the site has developed or paid someone to develop their own theme for their Shopify Store!

You can see all of the Themes we are tracking at -

https://trends.builtwith.com/shop/shopify-theme

If you enable notifications on the BuiltWith Pro dashboard we'll send you an alert when a report that has taken longer than 60 seconds to generate.

This is great if you have the patience of a boiling kettle. More information on how to setup alerts at https://kb.builtwith.com/account-management/how-to-enable-domain-and-report-notifications/

Korean Translation

Last year we redesigned the site to make it clearer that we have data for the entire globe, localizing the site into additional languages helps this cause and makes it easier for users to explore the feature of BuiltWith in their own language.

We used translators from each respective country to translate and check the site in these languages.

Update: We just added French language as well!

This can be quite useful when looking for businesses, especially those that are related to all websites that are SaaS systems.

This complements the other link based technology tracking under our 'Homepage Link' category.

More information and documentation for List API v3 is available at https://api.builtwith.com/list-api

• 216 new analytics tools
• 258 new CMS'
• 326 new widgets
• 112 new email providers
• 51 new ad technologies

We'll keep pushing to add as many technologies as we can and look forward to adding many more in the months to come!

Above is an example of a website with a Store Locator (albeit with a Google Maps API key error). View Trends and get lists of sites via https://trends.builtwith.com/shop/Find-a-Store

Store Locator / Find a Store websites are typically established and or have a physical product to sell so can be a great breakdown for reports.

An example Careers section on the McDonald's website

This new tracking method can be quite useful when trying to find sites that have job opportunities or even just have the capacity to hire people.

You can see the other homepage links we track at https://trends.builtwith.com/link/homepage-link

Here's the new BuiltWith -

At first glance it doesn't look like anything has changed from the old site! The change was really to make future changes a lot simpler. The code base for the old BuiltWith site was 5 years old, any new changes that we made required careful planning. Starting with a re-written streamlined code base means we can add additional features much more quickly. Some of the features that required payment are now free, such as full trends history and the ability to get information from curated lists.  For example you don't need to be logged in and pay now to see full Trends history back to 2011 for Google Analytics - https://trends.builtwith.com/analytics/Google-Analytics and you can create any of these lists on this page as a free user and get all of the results, not just the top 50 - https://trends.builtwith.com/curated-reports.

https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/builtwith/422986805793

• bw_emails - All of the emails we have associated with a lead
• bw_telephones - All of the telephone numbers we have associated with a lead
• bw_facebook - Facebook Profile Link of Lead
• bw_twitter - Link to Twitter Profile of Lead
• bw_youtube - Link to YouTube page of Lead
• bw_linkedin - Link to LinkedIn Company Page
• bw_google - Link to Google+ page of Lead
• bw_pinterest - Link to Pinterest page of Lead
• bw_hubgit - Link to GitHub page of Lead
• bw_instagram - Link to Instragram profile of Lead
• bw_vk - Link to VK profile of Lead
• bw_mieovim - Link to Vimeo page of Lead

Salesforce and HubSpot sync are available on all plans and also now sync up to 500,000 leads/accounts per day.

All of these new fields are listed on the Salesforce and HubSpot Sync pages respectively.

Recart/GhostMonitor

Google Optimize 360

STMP2GO

The sorts of things we are tracking as attributes include -

1. Google Tag Variables Count
2. Sitemap URL Count
3. Traffic Attributes (from Majestic SEO)
4. Google Analytics Dimensions Count
5. Google Analytics Goal Count

Attributes are visible on a one-to-one basis on detailed technology lookups -

They are also fully exportable on BuiltWith TrendsPro Reports on the Export tab and they can also be sync'd with Salesforce / HubSpot / Pardot via our Bulk Sync functions offered by those products.

 ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/09/06/website-attributes/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/09/06/website-attributes/ Wed, 6 Sep 2017 00:00:00 -0700 LeadsEye to quickly validate it manually). We have created an end-to-end demo of the service here. We've also got an API endpoint for this at - https://api.builtwith.com/company-to-url]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/08/20/company2url/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/08/20/company2url/ Sun, 20 Aug 2017 00:00:00 -0700 IABs ads.txt specification. The IAB's mission is to increase transparency in the programmatic advertising ecosystem by allowing websites to create a public record of who it has direct and reseller relationships with, making it harder for counterfeit inventory to be shown on websites. We'll be tracking the uptake of ads.txt across the entire internet as best as possible, our coverage for ads.txt will be here.     We'll also be tracking what ad platforms have direct and reseller relationships with websites as shown on a profile like https://builtwith.com/dailymail.co.uk]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/08/13/ads-txt-tracking/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/08/13/ads-txt-tracking/ Sun, 13 Aug 2017 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith Free API lets you perform domain lookups to get technology group and category totals and technology update dates for web domains. This new API endpoint has multiple functions -

• You can add some generic information to your own products - i.e. "site xyz.com has 2 marketing automation tools currently in use"
• You can use it alongside the Domain API, ensuring that a record has changed before committing to using a paid for API credit.

Anyone can use the Free API you just need a free account the only restriction is that lookups are rate limited, just like free profiles lookups. Rate limits can be removed for paying Domain API customers if requested. Responses come back as either XML or JSON, whichever you choose, making the API widely compatible with all systems. Learn more and get started with the Free API at https://api.builtwith.com/free-api]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/07/30/free-api/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/07/30/free-api/ Sun, 30 Jul 2017 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith is perhaps Australia's most Profitable Business, The Story of BuiltWith by Andrew Rogers and The Man Behind BuiltWith by Hosting Advice they are all great but here's my own from day 1.

The Startup Curve

Paul Graham of YCombinator created this chart in 2012, the original post has gone but Fred Wilson's coverage of it gives information about its roots. BuiltWith's journey is fairly typical of the startup curve and this story fits around this.    

2006 - Pre-Startup Curve

[caption id="attachment_1565" align="alignright" width="376"] STIRR Sydney December 2006 (Me, Marcus, Chris) - Attribution: Mick Liubinskas[/caption] I went with two of my friends to an event called STIRR that was run by Mick Liubinskas; it was a meetup for people interested in the startup scene and an event where teams had to split up and think of ideas and pitch them. What I took most from the meetup is that anyone could do a startup and that I didn't like the pitching side at all.

Failed Projects

[caption id="attachment_1571" align="aligncenter" width="330"] Failed Ideas[/caption] I launched head first into a lot of ideas in 2007, one of them was called "KyotoPotato" - an app that monitored how much energy your computer was using when idle that let you 'trade' unused energy with other users. "Reko" was a website recommender tool, "Global Surfari" was a surfing forecast tool that I'd created a few years earlier when I got really into surfing. GENNIT was a code generation tool that was the first tool to ask for payment, someone paid $10 for an account and I couldn't believe it, however, none of them took off as I'd hoped but all of them provided a learning experience of do's but mostly don'ts.

2007 - TechCrunch of Initiation

Lots of startups were launching and the eco-system around them was growing even though the world was just about to enter the start of the Global Financial Crisis. The STIRR event was sponsored by companies like Tangler and I always took an interest in what these startup sites were using technology wise. I would view the source code and look at the headers of websites and find things such as a JSESSIONID cookie, which meant it was probably a Java based platform. For whatever reason in the afternoon of Sunday July 22nd 2007 the connection between me looking at the source of a website and creating a website that told you what websites were built with clicked in my mind, I told my friend Chris (pictured above) about it, found builtwith.com was not registered and registered it that afternoon. I really liked it because it was a truly original idea, I couldn't find any other website doing technology look up information in this way. Building the database of technologies was fun, I did it manually for a while, looking at each site and then adding detection methods. I had a full-time job at the time so weekends and evenings was where any development happened. The site was hosted on a $8/month shared hosting package that provided ASP.NET support and shared SQL Server access. It had to be lean. [caption id="attachment_1569" align="alignleft" width="401"] BuiltWith #1 on Digg.com August 2007[/caption] I wrote to ReadWriteWeb and gave them the 'exclusive' for the 'launch' of BuiltWith in August 2007 to my amazement they featured it! Digg at the time was the internet's most popular social sharing site and BuiltWith managed to get to the number 1 slot for a while. I was using one of the first 'live analytics' packages at the time called Reinvigorate and I was amazed at the traffic that was coming to the site. I got my girlfriend (now wife) to take a picture of me with the Active Visitor count in the hundreds, it was an amazing feeling! I emailed Raymond King of AboutUs.org, who later when I met up with him in Sydney said it was someone else that worked at AboutUs that liked BuiltWith so much that they added a link to builtwith.com on every domain page on his AboutUs.org wiki project, which had tens of millions of pages indexed in Google at the time, it brought lots of traffic to BuiltWith and gave it authority with search engines like Google. Because of my very limited success with GENNIT and asking for payment, with the huge amount of traffic I was getting at the time I added the ability to buy ads on the homepage with a system I built myself! [caption id="attachment_1574" align="aligncenter" width="410"] BuiltWith in 2007 with my Ad Slot System[/caption]

2008-2009 - The Trough of Sorrow

I had a successful launch of BuiltWith, lots of inbound traffic to begin with, #1 Digg position, mentions in lots of the tech blogs, I even got in print in a few magazines like BRW. I enjoyed adding technologies and actually enjoyed the technical challenges of fixing problems with the site. Being a programmer a lot of the technical challenges were fixed with coding improvements, I still used the $8/month shared hosting service through to 2009 (when they kicked me off for using 100% of the shared server resources). I thought the way to make BuiltWith into a side project that made money was to offer SEO services, I built a Website Optimizer tool and offered search engine recommendations to users and gave the ability to pay for more in-depth research. The problem with the Optimizer tool was I had no real interest in SEO and there were plenty of other tools that were coming onto the market that was better. It had a few customers but not enough to make BuiltWith any more than a side project. [caption id="attachment_1575" align="alignright" width="378"] More Failed Sideprojects[/caption] I even started a number of other startup projects thinking BuiltWith was a fun tool but had no real future. Twitter had blasted on the scene and I built some tools like TwitLinks (which Michael Arrington Hated but Fred Wilson Used) , TwitTruth and TwitTrading. I leave the websites up as a grave yard of work I've done.

Near Miss of Ineptitude

I filled out a listing on Flippa to sell BuiltWith for a one off payment but never went through with it, I'd tried to sell Global Surfari and TwitLinks without success on Flippa before and hence never crashed out of BuiltWith altogether, but it came very close.

2009-2012 Wiggles of False Hope

I totally ignored my first paying customer for a week, here's the actual email that they sent (twice) - [caption id="attachment_1576" align="aligncenter" width="505"] Ignoring my first customer.[/caption] I got a job at a startup called Tjoos around the same time, Bart Jellema the founder told me if that's what people are willing to pay for then that's what I should build and sell. That advice went on to me creating BuiltWith Trends and BuiltWith Pro, which was basically the lead into being able to buy lists. Looking back it seems strange how many times I'd missed the cues to create the tool that BuiltWith is today, someone literally emailed asking to buy something and I still had to wait for someone else to tell me that's what I should do. I started with reports on a pay-as-you-go basis, the model never really fitted because it was sold by size, a 2 million list of YouTube users was much more expensive than the 500 list of sites using Demandware but the effort to produce it was the same and the 500 Demandware site list was probably more valuable. TechCrunch did a BuiltWith story and Eric Eldon the editor at the time told me on the phone it should be a subscription business from what he'd heard, I followed that advice and made it a monthly flat fee for access.

2012-2013 The Promised Land

[caption id="attachment_1578" align="alignright" width="381"] Andrew and Amy at BuiltWith HQ 2013[/caption] I met Andrew Rogers over a coffee in 2012 as he wanted to create a BuiltWith type business for hosting data but soon realized it might be better to join BuiltWith. We rented an office in Manly, Sydney, Australia and had a good year of rebuilding and rebranding BuiltWith and putting ideas into it that really makes it what it is today, making the product from a side project into a proper SaaS business. BuiltWith's customer base grew based on how the Internet was changing. In 2007 Google Analytics was barely out of beta, by 2012 the amount of SaaS tools and web tools that we could index was growing very quickly, some early BuiltWith customers are now NYSE / NASDAQ listed companies with hundreds of millions in market cap that got their initial customer traction from BuiltWith data, I know this because Andrew went over to San Francisco and asked them, it was great feedback.

Product Market Fit

I believe 2013 was when BuiltWith saw its actual product market fit, it was stable enough for me to work on it full time and I believed in the tool and had reinforcement from Andrew as well, who had built a business from scratch 10 years earlier and had 50+ employees at the time. BuiltWith has fitted into the market for less time than it has existed, it took roughly six years to get to a point where it actually found a business purpose beyond free technology lookups of websites. BuiltWith never had any funding or investments or grown beyond a team of 2, so it's profit came from quite early days due to my own frugality, for the first 3 years it had to make more than $8 a month to cover hosting costs - I refused to move it off shared hosting for years and still use some of the best value dedicated hosting around with OVH. I have worked on BuiltWith full time, evenings and weekends up until our children arrived so that has been the major "cost" of the project but I would have been doing something similar anyway.

What I've Learned in 10 Years

Advice

The few bits of key advice I did get and followed was golden, all of the people mentioned above were key to the success of BuiltWith - I am capable of building the tools but I 100% needed the advice and pointers to get it to where it is today. [caption id="attachment_1577" align="alignright" width="439"] Me in 2017[/caption] I've been to a total of 3 proper startup events in 11 years, one was STIRR that started it all the second one I sat next to Ben Richardson way before Campaign Monitor got its billion dollar valuation and the third one was because Andrew was doing a talk. I do wonder if I'd gone to more of these events and met more people would BuiltWith be better and bigger than it is today or would it have reached its Product Market Fit earlier? Maybe but also maybe not.

Focus

I created at least 7 other startup projects in the past 10 years, taking my focus away from BuiltWith. That might seem crazy now but it wasn't necessarily all bad, those other projects gave insights as to what worked and what didn't and gave me more experience overall. I like Eric Ries book "The Lean Startup" and all the advice it gives, but sometimes knowing what to focus on is difficult in the early days. So messing around with other ideas and projects might be actually what had to happen. The key is really that you've got to be doing something.

Enjoyment

I get to do what I enjoy every day with BuiltWith, if that was not the case there's no way it would have got to have been a real product or exist at all 10 years down the line. I still do pretty much the same thing day to day as I was doing at the start of the BuiltWith project, that is coding and building things mostly based on customer feedback. I don't really count myself as a true Entrepreneur, I never wanted to have a team of people to manage or to owe money to investors, I wouldn't enjoy it if I did.

The Next 10 Years

I didn't think I'd be doing BuiltWith full time 10 years ago when I had the idea, if I'm doing the same in 10 years time that's fine by me.      ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/07/17/10-years-of-builtwith/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/07/17/10-years-of-builtwith/ Mon, 17 Jul 2017 00:00:00 -0700 Shopify platform. Shopify has had some explosive growth in the past few months and years. All of their plans are premium but they offer extended features such as no redirect on checkout to Shopify Plus customers, which you can now track and download in BuiltWith. We also track other variations such as Shopify NPO which are not-for-profit sites that have a special NPO discount with Shopify. All of the variations of the Shopify report are listed under 'Version Specific Reports' on the Shopify trends page at https://trends.builtwith.com/shop/Shopify   Disclaimer: Gary is a NYSE:SHOP minority shareholder.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/07/09/now-tracking-shopify-plus/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/07/09/now-tracking-shopify-plus/ Sun, 9 Jul 2017 00:00:00 -0700 evidence based; we have to find a signal that lets us know that a site is using a technology. We've just added Google Analytics 360 Suite Enterprise to our tracking which you can see here - https://trends.builtwith.com/analytics/Google-Analytics-360-Suite you can also download that list of websites using Google Analytics 360 Suite. This is just one of the new methods of tracking we've started to add to BuiltWith that requires us to go deeper into our technology research on the webi.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/07/05/google-analytics-360-customer-lists/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/07/05/google-analytics-360-customer-lists/ Wed, 5 Jul 2017 00:00:00 -0700 https://api.builtwith.com/keywords-api]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/06/05/keywords-api/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/06/05/keywords-api/ Mon, 5 Jun 2017 00:00:00 -0700 Let us know if you'd like to come visit us! Our new address is - BuiltWith Pty Ltd 35th Floor One International Towers 100 Barangaroo Avenue Sydney NSW 2000 Australia]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/05/29/new-barangaroo-hq/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/05/29/new-barangaroo-hq/ Mon, 29 May 2017 00:00:00 -0700 5000 Marketing Technologies, something they've been doing every year since 2011, showing the growth of the marketing technology landscape. It's a great graphic image and it's great they've started to provide the actual list of domains that make up the MarTech 5000 as they've called it.

What Technologies do these 5000 Marketing Tools Use Themselves?

Surely the ultimate question? Find companies that provide these services and see what they use themselves, then you've really got the ultimate list of technologies you should use. We can find the answers by using BuiltWith's Upload a List function -

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Zendesk is the most popular paid tool we found in use in the MarTech 5000 - we use it ourselves to smash through support tickets.

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The majority of companies on the MarTech 5000 are marketing related, hence the name. HubSpot is the most used technology dedicated to marketing on the list that we could find! Interestingly 12% of sites are also using HubSpot Forms, which is a system to signup new leads that go directly into HubSpot.

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SendGrid and Mandrill hold almost a 3rd of the transaction email providers on the MarTech 5000 list with MailGun holding 10% of the list. The lesson here is don't try and send automated emails yourself!

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Nearly a third of all sites use Amazon AWS for their web hosting. 25% of all of the MarTech 5000 are on a dedicated IP address (not sharing that IP with another domain). Google host 10% of the MarTech 5000 and Microsoft 3%.

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Optimizely is the most popular A/B testing tool on the list, used by 13% of the sites. Whilst HotJar also holds 13% of the total list.

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Google have such a large web footprint, 90% of sites had a detectable Google Analytics signature and 63% of sites use G Suite for their business email. There's really no avoiding the Google, they make great products and most of them are free.

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All of this data was generated using BuiltWith Pro, I've included the RAW export data below - martech-5000-matrix - Technology Matrix (zip/csv) martech-5000-analysis - Totals (csv)]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/05/17/what-techs-do-marketing-companies-use/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/05/17/what-techs-do-marketing-companies-use/ Wed, 17 May 2017 00:00:00 -0700 Monthly USD Technology Spend to the meta data exports on reports on BuiltWith Pro! This means it's now possible to prioritize results by spend in Excel/Google Sheets and any other spreadsheet software. You can also filter by spend in the tool itself but we realize some people like being able to get this data into their own systems from the exports. Spend data is also available on the API.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/04/12/exportable-tech-spend/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/04/12/exportable-tech-spend/ Wed, 12 Apr 2017 00:00:00 -0700 Workplace by Facebook customers on BuiltWith! Currently (as of February 2017) we've found at least 14,000 customers of Workplace, which is quite a large amount for something that hasn't been around for that long, however it is Facebook we're talking about, which has around a billion users! Soon we'll have weekly stats for Workplace by Facebook users available free on BuiltWith Trends.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/02/22/workplace-by-facebook-customers/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/02/22/workplace-by-facebook-customers/ Wed, 22 Feb 2017 00:00:00 -0800 What is Alternative Data', CBInsights '34 Startups providing Alternative Data', Financial Times 'Scraping Data, the Next Battle for Investment Returns') BuiltWith has been providing Alternative Data to Hedge/PE and VC funds for quite some time (without realising it's called Alternative Data) as we are able to determine the up and down trend, churn, competitor movements of publicly listed technology companies -   Private companies tend to be silent about their usage of this data, but Winton Capital, the worlds 6th largest hedge fund recently did a blog post showing how BuiltWith data can be used within Finance. If you have interest in using BuiltWith as an alternative data source please contact us we're happy to help.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/02/03/alternative-data/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/02/03/alternative-data/ Fri, 3 Feb 2017 00:00:00 -0800 Install the BuiltWith Technology Profile Extension for Edge. If you're interested in porting your extension to Edge they've made it quite easy if you've built a Chrome Extension as they can be ported to Edge.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/01/14/builtwith-microsoft-edge-extension/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/01/14/builtwith-microsoft-edge-extension/ Sat, 14 Jan 2017 00:00:00 -0800 LeadsEye is a new tool from BuiltWith to solve a problem we had - One of the problems we came across when adding new technologies to BuiltWith, is the fact there's a lot of junk out there on the web. Adding technologies to BuiltWith to track is a bit like finding leads with BuiltWith itself; we get a list of websites that match the criteria, filter it down as best as possible we then have to go through that list to see if they are worth adding to the database. What we found we were doing is using sites like urlopener.com to open hundreds of tabs from the lists of websites we had and then checking the homepage to see if they were actual businesses or not. It's a slow time consuming process. What we needed was a way to visit hundreds and thousands of websites from lists we supply, get an interface to quickly eyeball the homepage of those websites and add them into buckets of either leads or junk and do that in the most time efficient method as possible. So that's exactly what we built with LeadsEye! Checkout the screencast video. Visit https://leadseye.builtwith.com to have a go with the tool today. It's free to try the sample and Basic/Pro/Enterprise customers get free credits on LeadsEye and can buy additional credits in the tool itself. We hope you find it useful!  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/01/02/leadseye/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2017/01/02/leadseye/ Mon, 2 Jan 2017 00:00:00 -0800 BuiltWith Lists API! The API lets you get reports in XML/JSON format. You can also specify a whole range of parameters, one of our favourites is the "SINCE" parameter, for example you can show "show me all sites that started using Magento in the last 30 days" with a query like this -

https://api.builtwith.com/lists1/api.xml?KEY=[YOUR KEY]&SINCE=30 Days Ago&TECH=Magento

Easy! Full documentation and more information about Lists API at https://api.builtwith.com/lists-api]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/11/22/lists-api/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/11/22/lists-api/ Tue, 22 Nov 2016 00:00:00 -0800 You can now sync BuiltWith data into Salesforce Pardot! This integration works with up to 500,000 Prospects per day on Basic, Pro or Enterprise plans.

Integration Steps -

1. Connect BuiltWith to Pardot
2. Add Properties to Pardot you'd like to Sync

Watch the end-to-end integration demo to get started.

You can sync just about anything you like, individual technologies, groups of technologies, spend data, address data, social signals!

Pardot Screenshot with BuiltWith Sync.

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Meta Properties

A list of meta details you can sync

Custom Field ID	Property Type	Comments
bw_alexa	Number	Current Alexa Rank from Global 1m
bw_quantcast	Number	Current Quantcast Rank from Global 1m
bw_link	Text	A link to the detailed profile on BuiltWith
bw_salesrevenue	Number	Estimated monthly sales revenue in USD (eCommerce website only)
bw_spending	Number	Estimated monthly spend in USD on Technologies
bw_products	Number	Amount of products the website is selling in brackets 10+, 100+, 500+ (for specific tech platforms only)
bw_emails	Textarea	Emails we have for the website
bw_telephones	Textarea	Telephones we have for the website
bw_address	Textarea	The address of the website
bw_company	Text	Company name of the website
bw_vertical	Text	Top level IAB vertical for the website
bw_gadimensions	Number	The number of custom dimensions the website is reporting from Google Analytics.
bw_gametrics	Number	The number of custom metrics the website is reporting from Google Analytics.
bw_adobetags	Number	The number of attributes Adobe Tags are reporting.
bw_gtmtags	Number	The number of attributes Google Tag Manager is report.
bw_tealiumtags	Number	The number of attributes Tealium Tags are reporting.
bw_qubittags	Number	The number of attributes Qubit is reporting.
bw_totaltags	Number	The total number of tags being reported.
bw_sitemap	Number	The number of URLs in the sitemap of the website.
bw_majglobe	Number	The Majestic Global Rank (top 1m)
bw_majtld	Number	The Majestic TLD Rank (top 1m)
bw_majip	Number	The Majestic Inbound Unqiue IP count
bw_majsubnet	Number	The Majestic Inbound Unique Subnet count
bw_twitter	Text	Company Twitter Website Link
bw_facebook	Text	Company Facebook Website Link
bw_linkedin	Text	Company LinkedIn Website Link
bw_google	Text	Company Google Website Link
bw_pinterest	Text	Company Pinterest Website Link
bw_hubgit	Text	Company GitHub Website Link
bw_instagram	Text	Company Instagram Website Link
bw_vk	Text	Company Vk Website Link
bw_mieovim	Text	Company Vimeo Website Link
bw_youtube	Text	Company Youtube Website Link

Technology Group Properties

Custom Field ID	Property Type	Comments
premium_techs	Textarea	A line separated list of all of the premium technologies that are currently being used on the domain.
ads_techs	Textarea	Advertising based live technologies on the domain.
ads_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_ad_server_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Ad Server based live technologies on the domain.
ads_ad_server_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Ad Server based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_dynamic_creative_optimization_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Dynamic Creative Optimization based live technologies on the domain.
ads_dynamic_creative_optimization_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Dynamic Creative Optimization based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_ad_exchange_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Ad Exchange based live technologies on the domain.
ads_ad_exchange_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Ad Exchange based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_ad_network_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Ad Network based live technologies on the domain.
ads_ad_network_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Ad Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_retargeting__remarketing_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Retargeting / Remarketing based live technologies on the domain.
ads_retargeting__remarketing_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Retargeting / Remarketing based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_demand-side_platform_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Demand-side Platform based live technologies on the domain.
ads_demand-side_platform_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Demand-side Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_sell-side_platform_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Sell-side Platform based live technologies on the domain.
ads_sell-side_platform_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Sell-side Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_digital_video_ads_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Digital Video Ads based live technologies on the domain.
ads_digital_video_ads_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Digital Video Ads based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_affiliate_programs_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Affiliate Programs based live technologies on the domain.
ads_affiliate_programs_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Affiliate Programs based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_ad_analytics_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Ad Analytics based live technologies on the domain.
ads_ad_analytics_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Ad Analytics based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_search_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Search based live technologies on the domain.
ads_search_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Search based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_audience_targeting_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Audience Targeting based live technologies on the domain.
ads_audience_targeting_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Audience Targeting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_abandonment_ads_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Abandonment Ads based live technologies on the domain.
ads_abandonment_ads_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Abandonment Ads based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_multi-channel_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Multi-Channel based live technologies on the domain.
ads_multi-channel_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Multi-Channel based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_contextual_advertising_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Contextual Advertising based live technologies on the domain.
ads_contextual_advertising_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Contextual Advertising based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_content_curation_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Content Curation based live technologies on the domain.
ads_content_curation_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Content Curation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_local_ads_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Local Ads based live technologies on the domain.
ads_local_ads_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Local Ads based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_facebook_exchange_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Facebook Exchange based live technologies on the domain.
ads_facebook_exchange_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Facebook Exchange based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_mobile_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
ads_mobile_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_data_management_platform_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Data Management Platform based live technologies on the domain.
ads_data_management_platform_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Data Management Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_header_bidding_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Header Bidding based live technologies on the domain.
ads_header_bidding_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Header Bidding based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_ad_blocking_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Ad Blocking based live technologies on the domain.
ads_ad_blocking_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Ad Blocking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_fraud_prevention_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Fraud Prevention based live technologies on the domain.
ads_fraud_prevention_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Fraud Prevention based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_call_tracking_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Call Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
ads_call_tracking_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Call Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_cookie_sync_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Cookie Sync based live technologies on the domain.
ads_cookie_sync_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Cookie Sync based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_adult_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Adult based live technologies on the domain.
ads_adult_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Adult based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_bitcoin_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Bitcoin based live technologies on the domain.
ads_bitcoin_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Bitcoin based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_traffic_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Traffic based live technologies on the domain.
ads_traffic_premium_techs	Textarea	Advertising / Traffic based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_ab_testing_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / A/B Testing based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_ab_testing_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / A/B Testing based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_advertiser_tracking_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Advertiser Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_advertiser_tracking_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Advertiser Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_marketing_automation_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Marketing Automation based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_marketing_automation_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Marketing Automation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_data_management_platform_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Data Management Platform based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_data_management_platform_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Data Management Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_cart_abandonment_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Cart Abandonment based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_cart_abandonment_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Cart Abandonment based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_conversion_optimization_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Conversion Optimization based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_conversion_optimization_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Conversion Optimization based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_site_optimization_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Site Optimization based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_site_optimization_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Site Optimization based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_fraud_prevention_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Fraud Prevention based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_fraud_prevention_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Fraud Prevention based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_tag_management_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Tag Management based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_tag_management_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Tag Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_crm_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / CRM based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_crm_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / CRM based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_feedback_forms_and_surveys_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Feedback Forms and Surveys based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_feedback_forms_and_surveys_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Feedback Forms and Surveys based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_error_tracking_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Error Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_error_tracking_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Error Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_product_recommendations_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Product Recommendations based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_product_recommendations_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Product Recommendations based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_personalization_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Personalization based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_personalization_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Personalization based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_visitor_count_tracking_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Visitor Count Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_visitor_count_tracking_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Visitor Count Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_social_management_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Social Management based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_social_management_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Social Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_lead_generation_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Lead Generation based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_lead_generation_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Lead Generation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_audience_measurement_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Audience Measurement based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_audience_measurement_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Audience Measurement based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_application_performance_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Application Performance based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_application_performance_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Application Performance based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_retargeting__remarketing_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Retargeting / Remarketing based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_retargeting__remarketing_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Retargeting / Remarketing based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_demand-side_platform_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Demand-side Platform based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_demand-side_platform_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Demand-side Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_real_estate_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Real Estate based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_real_estate_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Real Estate based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_call_tracking_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Call Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_call_tracking_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Call Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_mobile_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_mobile_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_healthcare_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Healthcare based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_healthcare_premium_techs	Textarea	Analytics and Tracking / Healthcare based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cdn_techs	Textarea	Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain.
cdn_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cdn_techs	Textarea	Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain.
cdn_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cdns_techs	Textarea	Verified CDN based live technologies on the domain.
cdns_premium_techs	Textarea	Verified CDN based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cdns_edge_delivery_network_techs	Textarea	Verified CDN / Edge Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain.
cdns_edge_delivery_network_premium_techs	Textarea	Verified CDN / Edge Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_techs	Textarea	Content Management System based live technologies on the domain.
cms_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_open_source_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Open Source based live technologies on the domain.
cms_open_source_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Open Source based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_forum_software_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Forum Software based live technologies on the domain.
cms_forum_software_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Forum Software based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_wiki_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Wiki based live technologies on the domain.
cms_wiki_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Wiki based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_community_cms_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Community CMS based live technologies on the domain.
cms_community_cms_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Community CMS based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_simple_website_builder_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Simple Website Builder based live technologies on the domain.
cms_simple_website_builder_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Simple Website Builder based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_hosted_solution_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Hosted Solution based live technologies on the domain.
cms_hosted_solution_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Hosted Solution based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_ecommerce_enabled_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / eCommerce Enabled based live technologies on the domain.
cms_ecommerce_enabled_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / eCommerce Enabled based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_landing_page_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Landing Page based live technologies on the domain.
cms_landing_page_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Landing Page based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_social_management_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Social Management based live technologies on the domain.
cms_social_management_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Social Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_enterprise_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Enterprise based live technologies on the domain.
cms_enterprise_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Enterprise based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_financial_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Financial based live technologies on the domain.
cms_financial_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Financial based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_blog_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Blog based live technologies on the domain.
cms_blog_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Blog based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_crowd_funding_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Crowd Funding based live technologies on the domain.
cms_crowd_funding_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Crowd Funding based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_mobile_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
cms_mobile_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_wordpress_theme_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / WordPress Theme based live technologies on the domain.
cms_wordpress_theme_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / WordPress Theme based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_learning_management_system_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Learning Management System based live technologies on the domain.
cms_learning_management_system_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Learning Management System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_automotive_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Automotive based live technologies on the domain.
cms_automotive_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Automotive based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_real_estate_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Real Estate based live technologies on the domain.
cms_real_estate_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Real Estate based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_ticketing_system_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Ticketing System based live technologies on the domain.
cms_ticketing_system_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Ticketing System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_healthcare_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Healthcare based live technologies on the domain.
cms_healthcare_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Healthcare based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_wordpress_hosting_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / WordPress Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
cms_wordpress_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / WordPress Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_job_board_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Job Board based live technologies on the domain.
cms_job_board_premium_techs	Textarea	Content Management System / Job Board based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
copyright_techs	Textarea	Copyright based live technologies on the domain.
copyright_premium_techs	Textarea	Copyright based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
css_techs	Textarea	CSS Media Queries based live technologies on the domain.
css_premium_techs	Textarea	CSS Media Queries based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
encoding_techs	Textarea	Document Encoding based live technologies on the domain.
encoding_premium_techs	Textarea	Document Encoding based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
feeds_techs	Textarea	Syndication Techniques based live technologies on the domain.
feeds_premium_techs	Textarea	Syndication Techniques based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_techs	Textarea	Frameworks based live technologies on the domain.
framework_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_mobile_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
framework_mobile_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_controls_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Controls based live technologies on the domain.
framework_controls_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Controls based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_programming_language_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Programming Language based live technologies on the domain.
framework_programming_language_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Programming Language based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_web_app_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Web App based live technologies on the domain.
framework_web_app_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Web App based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_wordpress_theme_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / WordPress Theme based live technologies on the domain.
framework_wordpress_theme_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / WordPress Theme based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_nodejs_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / NodeJS based live technologies on the domain.
framework_nodejs_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / NodeJS based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_node.js_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Node.js based live technologies on the domain.
framework_node.js_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Node.js based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_magento_theme_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Magento Theme based live technologies on the domain.
framework_magento_theme_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Magento Theme based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_plugin_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Plugin based live technologies on the domain.
framework_plugin_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Plugin based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_theme_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Theme based live technologies on the domain.
framework_theme_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Theme based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_php_theme_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / PHP Theme based live technologies on the domain.
framework_php_theme_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / PHP Theme based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_application_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Application based live technologies on the domain.
framework_application_premium_techs	Textarea	Frameworks / Application based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_cloud_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Cloud Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_cloud_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Cloud Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_vps_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / VPS Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_vps_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / VPS Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_cloud_paas_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Cloud PaaS based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_cloud_paas_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Cloud PaaS based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_dedicated_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Dedicated Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_dedicated_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Dedicated Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_shared_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Shared Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_shared_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Shared Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_chinese_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Chinese hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_chinese_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Chinese hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_real_estate_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Real Estate Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_real_estate_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Real Estate Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_wordpress_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / WordPress Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_wordpress_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / WordPress Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_content_delivery_network_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_content_delivery_network_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_edge_delivery_network_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Edge Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_edge_delivery_network_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Edge Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_ecommerce_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / eCommerce Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_ecommerce_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / eCommerce Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_us_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / US hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_us_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / US hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_uk_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / UK hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_uk_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / UK hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_australian_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Australian hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_australian_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Australian hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_german_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / German hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_german_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / German hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_dutch_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Dutch hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_dutch_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Dutch hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_canadian_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Canadian hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_canadian_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Canadian hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_japan_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Japan hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_japan_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Japan hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_french_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / French hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_french_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / French hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_czech_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Czech hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_czech_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Czech hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_russian_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Russian hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_russian_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Russian hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_spanish_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Spanish hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_spanish_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Spanish hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_swedish_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Swedish hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_swedish_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Swedish hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_italian_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Italian hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_italian_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Italian hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_swiss_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Swiss hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_swiss_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Swiss hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_hong_kong_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Hong Kong hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_hong_kong_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Hong Kong hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_polish_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Polish hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_polish_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Polish hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_turkish_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Turkish hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_turkish_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Turkish hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_romanian_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Romanian hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_romanian_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Romanian hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_israeli_hosting_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Israeli hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_israeli_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Hosting Providers / Israeli hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_tag_management_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Tag Management based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_tag_management_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Tag Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_charting_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Charting based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_charting_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Charting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_error_tracking_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Error Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_error_tracking_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Error Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_ajax_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / AJAX based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_ajax_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / AJAX based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_image_library_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Image Library based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_image_library_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Image Library based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_lightbox_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Lightbox based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_lightbox_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Lightbox based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_javascript_library_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / JavaScript Library based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_javascript_library_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / JavaScript Library based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_social_sdk_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Social SDK based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_social_sdk_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Social SDK based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_jquery_plugin_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / jQuery Plugin based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_jquery_plugin_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / jQuery Plugin based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_forms_and_surveys_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Forms and Surveys based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_forms_and_surveys_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Forms and Surveys based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_animation_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Animation based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_animation_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Animation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_cookie_management_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Cookie Management based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_cookie_management_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Cookie Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_compatibility_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Compatibility based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_compatibility_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Compatibility based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_ui_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / UI based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_ui_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / UI based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_media_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Media based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_media_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Media based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_slider_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Slider based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_slider_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Slider based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_node.js_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Node.js based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_node.js_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Node.js based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_framework_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Framework based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_framework_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Framework based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_fingerprinting_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / fingerprinting based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_fingerprinting_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / fingerprinting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_fingerprint_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Fingerprint based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_fingerprint_premium_techs	Textarea	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Fingerprint based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
language_techs	Textarea	Language based live technologies on the domain.
language_premium_techs	Textarea	Language based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
link_techs	Textarea	Verified Link based live technologies on the domain.
link_premium_techs	Textarea	Verified Link based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
link_advertising_techs	Textarea	Verified Link / Advertising based live technologies on the domain.
link_advertising_premium_techs	Textarea	Verified Link / Advertising based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
link_bookings_techs	Textarea	Verified Link / Bookings based live technologies on the domain.
link_bookings_premium_techs	Textarea	Verified Link / Bookings based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mapping_techs	Textarea	Mapping based live technologies on the domain.
mapping_premium_techs	Textarea	Mapping based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mapping_location_services_techs	Textarea	Mapping / Location Services based live technologies on the domain.
mapping_location_services_premium_techs	Textarea	Mapping / Location Services based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mapping_maps_techs	Textarea	Mapping / Maps based live technologies on the domain.
mapping_maps_premium_techs	Textarea	Mapping / Maps based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mapping_mapping_saas_techs	Textarea	Mapping / Mapping SaaS based live technologies on the domain.
mapping_mapping_saas_premium_techs	Textarea	Mapping / Mapping SaaS based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media based live technologies on the domain.
media_premium_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_online_video_platform_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Online Video Platform based live technologies on the domain.
media_online_video_platform_premium_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Online Video Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_live_stream__webcast_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Live Stream / Webcast based live technologies on the domain.
media_live_stream__webcast_premium_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Live Stream / Webcast based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_video_analytics_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Video Analytics based live technologies on the domain.
media_video_analytics_premium_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Video Analytics based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_digital_video_ads_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Digital Video Ads based live technologies on the domain.
media_digital_video_ads_premium_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Digital Video Ads based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_video_players_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Video Players based live technologies on the domain.
media_video_players_premium_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Video Players based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_enterprise_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Enterprise based live technologies on the domain.
media_enterprise_premium_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Enterprise based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_social_video_platform_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Social Video Platform based live technologies on the domain.
media_social_video_platform_premium_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Social Video Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_single_site_video_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Single Site Video based live technologies on the domain.
media_single_site_video_premium_techs	Textarea	Audio / Video Media / Single Site Video based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mobile_techs	Textarea	Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
mobile_premium_techs	Textarea	Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers based live technologies on the domain.
mx_premium_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_transactional_email_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Transactional Email based live technologies on the domain.
mx_transactional_email_premium_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Transactional Email based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_campaign_management_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Campaign Management based live technologies on the domain.
mx_campaign_management_premium_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Campaign Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_crm_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / CRM based live technologies on the domain.
mx_crm_premium_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / CRM based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_marketing_platform_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Marketing Platform based live technologies on the domain.
mx_marketing_platform_premium_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Marketing Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_business_email_hosting_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Business Email Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
mx_business_email_hosting_premium_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Business Email Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_web_hosting_provider_email_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Web Hosting Provider Email based live technologies on the domain.
mx_web_hosting_provider_email_premium_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Web Hosting Provider Email based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_standard_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Standard based live technologies on the domain.
mx_standard_premium_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Standard based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_secure_email_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Secure Email based live technologies on the domain.
mx_secure_email_premium_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Secure Email based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_ticketing_system_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Ticketing System based live technologies on the domain.
mx_ticketing_system_premium_techs	Textarea	Email Hosting Providers / Ticketing System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ns_techs	Textarea	Name Server based live technologies on the domain.
ns_premium_techs	Textarea	Name Server based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ns_ddos_protection_techs	Textarea	Name Server / DDoS Protection based live technologies on the domain.
ns_ddos_protection_premium_techs	Textarea	Name Server / DDoS Protection based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ns_enterprise_dns_techs	Textarea	Name Server / Enterprise DNS based live technologies on the domain.
ns_enterprise_dns_premium_techs	Textarea	Name Server / Enterprise DNS based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ns_saas_dns_techs	Textarea	Name Server / SaaS DNS based live technologies on the domain.
ns_saas_dns_premium_techs	Textarea	Name Server / SaaS DNS based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
parked_techs	Textarea	Domain Parking based live technologies on the domain.
parked_premium_techs	Textarea	Domain Parking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_techs	Textarea	Payment based live technologies on the domain.
payment_premium_techs	Textarea	Payment based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_checkout_buttons_techs	Textarea	Payment / Checkout Buttons based live technologies on the domain.
payment_checkout_buttons_premium_techs	Textarea	Payment / Checkout Buttons based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_payments_processor_techs	Textarea	Payment / Payments Processor based live technologies on the domain.
payment_payments_processor_premium_techs	Textarea	Payment / Payments Processor based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_mobile_techs	Textarea	Payment / Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
payment_mobile_premium_techs	Textarea	Payment / Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_acceptance_seal_techs	Textarea	Payment / Acceptance Seal based live technologies on the domain.
payment_acceptance_seal_premium_techs	Textarea	Payment / Acceptance Seal based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_payment_acceptance_techs	Textarea	Payment / Payment Acceptance based live technologies on the domain.
payment_payment_acceptance_premium_techs	Textarea	Payment / Payment Acceptance based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_bitcoin_techs	Textarea	Payment / Bitcoin based live technologies on the domain.
payment_bitcoin_premium_techs	Textarea	Payment / Bitcoin based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_payment_currency_techs	Textarea	Payment / Payment Currency based live technologies on the domain.
payment_payment_currency_premium_techs	Textarea	Payment / Payment Currency based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_fraud_prevention_techs	Textarea	Payment / Fraud Prevention based live technologies on the domain.
payment_fraud_prevention_premium_techs	Textarea	Payment / Fraud Prevention based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_alternative_checkout_techs	Textarea	Payment / Alternative Checkout based live technologies on the domain.
payment_alternative_checkout_premium_techs	Textarea	Payment / Alternative Checkout based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_micropayments_techs	Textarea	Payment / Micropayments based live technologies on the domain.
payment_micropayments_premium_techs	Textarea	Payment / Micropayments based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
server_techs	Textarea	Operating Systems and Servers based live technologies on the domain.
server_premium_techs	Textarea	Operating Systems and Servers based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
server_operating_system_techs	Textarea	Operating Systems and Servers / Operating System based live technologies on the domain.
server_operating_system_premium_techs	Textarea	Operating Systems and Servers / Operating System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
server_module_techs	Textarea	Operating Systems and Servers / Module based live technologies on the domain.
server_module_premium_techs	Textarea	Operating Systems and Servers / Module based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
server_protocol_techs	Textarea	Operating Systems and Servers / Protocol based live technologies on the domain.
server_protocol_premium_techs	Textarea	Operating Systems and Servers / Protocol based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shipping_techs	Textarea	Shipping Providers based live technologies on the domain.
shipping_premium_techs	Textarea	Shipping Providers based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce based live technologies on the domain.
shop_premium_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_hosted_solution_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Hosted Solution based live technologies on the domain.
shop_hosted_solution_premium_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Hosted Solution based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_open_source_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Open Source based live technologies on the domain.
shop_open_source_premium_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Open Source based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_enterprise_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Enterprise based live technologies on the domain.
shop_enterprise_premium_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Enterprise based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_plugin__module_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Plugin / Module based live technologies on the domain.
shop_plugin__module_premium_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Plugin / Module based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_multi-channel_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Multi-Channel based live technologies on the domain.
shop_multi-channel_premium_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Multi-Channel based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_shipping_provider_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Shipping Provider based live technologies on the domain.
shop_shipping_provider_premium_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Shipping Provider based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_smb_solution_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / SMB Solution based live technologies on the domain.
shop_smb_solution_premium_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / SMB Solution based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_wordpress_theme_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / WordPress Theme based live technologies on the domain.
shop_wordpress_theme_premium_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / WordPress Theme based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_automotive_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Automotive based live technologies on the domain.
shop_automotive_premium_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Automotive based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_non_platform_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Non Platform based live technologies on the domain.
shop_non_platform_premium_techs	Textarea	Ecommerce / Non Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_techs	Textarea	SSL Certificates based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_premium_techs	Textarea	SSL Certificates based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_extended_validation_techs	Textarea	SSL Certificates / Extended Validation based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_extended_validation_premium_techs	Textarea	SSL Certificates / Extended Validation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_wildcard_techs	Textarea	SSL Certificates / Wildcard based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_wildcard_premium_techs	Textarea	SSL Certificates / Wildcard based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_multi_domain_techs	Textarea	SSL Certificates / Multi Domain based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_multi_domain_premium_techs	Textarea	SSL Certificates / Multi Domain based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_server_gated_cryptography_techs	Textarea	SSL Certificates / Server Gated Cryptography based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_server_gated_cryptography_premium_techs	Textarea	SSL Certificates / Server Gated Cryptography based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_root_authority_techs	Textarea	SSL Certificates / Root Authority based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_root_authority_premium_techs	Textarea	SSL Certificates / Root Authority based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_master_techs	Textarea	Web Master Registration based live technologies on the domain.
web_master_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Master Registration based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_server_techs	Textarea	Web Servers based live technologies on the domain.
web_server_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Servers based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_server_windows_web_server_techs	Textarea	Web Servers / Windows Web Server based live technologies on the domain.
web_server_windows_web_server_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Servers / Windows Web Server based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_server_linux_web_server_techs	Textarea	Web Servers / Linux Web Server based live technologies on the domain.
web_server_linux_web_server_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Servers / Linux Web Server based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_server_caching_proxy_techs	Textarea	Web Servers / Caching Proxy based live technologies on the domain.
web_server_caching_proxy_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Servers / Caching Proxy based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_server_application_server_techs	Textarea	Web Servers / Application Server based live technologies on the domain.
web_server_application_server_premium_techs	Textarea	Web Servers / Application Server based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_techs	Textarea	Widgets based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_live_chat_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Live Chat based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_live_chat_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Live Chat based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_ssl_seals_techs	Textarea	Widgets / SSL Seals based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_ssl_seals_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / SSL Seals based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_call_tracking_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Call Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_call_tracking_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Call Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_site_search_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Site Search based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_site_search_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Site Search based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_feedback_forms_and_surveys_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Feedback Forms and Surveys based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_feedback_forms_and_surveys_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Feedback Forms and Surveys based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_technical_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Technical based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_technical_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Technical based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_testing_tools_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Testing Tools based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_testing_tools_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Testing Tools based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_web_badge_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Web Badge based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_web_badge_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Web Badge based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_toolbar_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Toolbar based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_toolbar_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Toolbar based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_error_tracking_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Error Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_error_tracking_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Error Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_file_management_techs	Textarea	Widgets / File Management based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_file_management_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / File Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_fonts_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Fonts based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_fonts_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Fonts based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_schedule_management_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Schedule Management based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_schedule_management_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Schedule Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_charting_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Charting based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_charting_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Charting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_comment_system_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Comment System based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_comment_system_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Comment System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_tag_management_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Tag Management based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_tag_management_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Tag Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_login_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Login based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_login_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Login based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_tour_site_demo_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Tour Site Demo based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_tour_site_demo_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Tour Site Demo based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_crm_techs	Textarea	Widgets / CRM based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_crm_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / CRM based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_bookmarking_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Bookmarking based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_bookmarking_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Bookmarking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_marketing_automation_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Marketing Automation based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_marketing_automation_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Marketing Automation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_social_sharing_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Social Sharing based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_social_sharing_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Social Sharing based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_wordpress_plugins_techs	Textarea	Widgets / WordPress Plugins based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_wordpress_plugins_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / WordPress Plugins based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_ticketing_system_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Ticketing System based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_ticketing_system_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Ticketing System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_slider_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Slider based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_slider_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Slider based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_captcha_techs	Textarea	Widgets / CAPTCHA based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_captcha_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / CAPTCHA based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_mobile_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_mobile_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_translation_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Translation based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_translation_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Translation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_image_provider_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Image Provider based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_image_provider_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Image Provider based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_financial_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Financial based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_financial_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Financial based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_joomla_module_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Joomla Module based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_joomla_module_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Joomla Module based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_web_traffic_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Web Traffic based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_web_traffic_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Web Traffic based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_ecommerce_techs	Textarea	Widgets / eCommerce based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_ecommerce_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / eCommerce based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_content_modification_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Content Modification based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_content_modification_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Content Modification based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_cobrowsing_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Cobrowsing based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_cobrowsing_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Cobrowsing based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_push_notifications_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Push Notifications based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_push_notifications_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Push Notifications based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_bookings_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Bookings based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_bookings_premium_techs	Textarea	Widgets / Bookings based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).

Individual Technologies

You can add individual technologies by specifying the name of the technology in lower case and replacing spaces with underscores (_) and appending _tech to the field name. You don't have to add all properties.

Google Analytics Example -

Custom Field ID	Property Type	Comments
google_analytics_tech	Radio Button Values: No/Yes	This will be checked if the technology is live
google_analytics_start	Date	The date we first detected Google Analytics
google_analytics_end	Date	The date we last detected Google Analytics

]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/10/24/pardot-builtwith-prospect-sync/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/10/24/pardot-builtwith-prospect-sync/ Mon, 24 Oct 2016 00:00:00 -0700 View the Knowledge Base article for more information and how to get started.      ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/10/12/marketo-webhook/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/10/12/marketo-webhook/ Wed, 12 Oct 2016 00:00:00 -0700 HostingFacts / Trellis recently did a fantastic data visualization / info graphic helped along with BuiltWith data, click for the full thing and full credit to them for making this!

See the full version here.

All of the trends and underlying lists are available on BuiltWith!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/09/11/the-top-cms-platforms-by-usage-2016/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/09/11/the-top-cms-platforms-by-usage-2016/ Sun, 11 Sep 2016 00:00:00 -0700 gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/08/29/new-builtwith-t-shirts/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/08/29/new-builtwith-t-shirts/ Mon, 29 Aug 2016 00:00:00 -0700 Chrome/Firefox and Safari browser extension to now show Relationships within the tool. The new tabbed interface lets you just between normal technology lookups, relationship lookups and advanced mode for premium users of BuiltWith. Check it out and install the free extension today!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/08/15/chrome-safari-and-firefox-extension-enchancements/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/08/15/chrome-safari-and-firefox-extension-enchancements/ Mon, 15 Aug 2016 00:00:00 -0700 http://api.builtwith.com. This version of the API add a new IsPremium field next to technologies to see if we categorize the technology as a paid-for offering - with the exception of web hosting. For example a tool like Visual Website Optimizer is categorized as 'yes' under IsPremium as it's a premium software product where as a tool like Survey Monkey would be categorized as 'maybe' as it has free offerings and something like jQuery would be 'no' as it's an open source free tool.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/07/20/apiv11-released-with-ispremium-flag/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/07/20/apiv11-released-with-ispremium-flag/ Wed, 20 Jul 2016 00:00:00 -0700 We used BuiltWith Pro (our own tool) to find people who signed up for our service that were customers of HubSpot - then reach out to them in a meaningful way and introduce to them the HubSpot Sync functionality we recently added to BuiltWith.

We thought this would be a great way to use our own product in a way that customers also can. It's called Eating Your Own Dog Food - a term apparently thought up by Microsoft in the 1980's.

Eating our own dog food was super successful! Attribution: WiredWitch

By targeting users with an email that was relevant to them we achieved a 52.5% open rate and a 12.8% click rate on the emails we sent out, this is much higher than the industry average statistics as compiled by MailChimp and also much higher than our typical email blasts -

Comparison of our Dog Food mail campaign to our other email campaigns.

How did we do this?

First of all we created a Pro account on BuiltWith. We then created a list of all of the unique domain names for everyone who has ever signed up for BuiltWith (by using the domain part of the email) - we removed the gmail, hotmail, yahoo addresses and just used the people with proper company domain name emails. We upload this list to BuiltWith (kb guide) then downloaded the portion of the domains that used HubSpot then reached out to them with an email that was on fleek for them because it was actually relevant (they use HubSpot and we'd built a cool HubSpot feature) and potentially beneficial to what they are doing as a company. The individual steps are below -
Step 1 - Upload a list of domains of your customer / free signup users from the domain part of their email (here's how to do that in Excel) or their website address if you store that
Select List Upload from the Create New Report Screen
Step 2 - From the 'Tech' tab of the  report we search for Hubspot in the 'Technology Filter' box

Step 3 - We created a new report from the sub-section of Email Domains and sites that were all currently using Hubspot.
Step 4 - We then exported that list and used Excel VLOOKUP function to create a list of emails that matched from our original list and put that into our email Campaign Management tool

Step 5 - We then sent out a very simple and to the point email -

We've just released BuiltWith integration with HubSpot and as your company uses HubSpot we'd thought we'd eat our own dog food by using BuiltWith to find that out and reach out to you as someone with a BuiltWith account!
If you're interested in the BuiltWith HubSpot integration checkout this blog post with instructions on how to integrate HubSpot and BuiltWith.

The open and click through rate where really high and the response rate in terms of replying to an automated email is higher than I'd ever expected it to be -
Manual non-OOO replies

Conclusion

This validates the use of BuiltWith and especially the report filtering capabilities to create a list of relevant websites, the more filters you have the more relevant information you can put into reaching out to potential new customers for yourself. Checkout some our other report filtering capabilities for more information.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/07/11/eating-our-own-dog-food/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/07/11/eating-our-own-dog-food/ Mon, 11 Jul 2016 00:00:00 -0700 APIv10 has now been launched - this new version lets you see monthly $USD spend information from websites. Spend data provides the ability to get the average accumulative spend on web technologies for a domain. The figure is estimated because we don't always know the licensing terms for technology usage (they might be on the Basic plan or an Enterprise plan for a piece of software) but it serves as a guide to technology spend and puts websites into various spending bands. 12 million websites have a monthly spend of over $50 and we don't count hosting our spending but we do count everything else (eCommerce, widgets, analytics tools etc..). Of course spend filtering is already available in the Pro Tool.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/06/29/apiv10-released-with-spend-data/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/06/29/apiv10-released-with-spend-data/ Wed, 29 Jun 2016 00:00:00 -0700 We've launched a new Salesforce Integration that we're calling "Salesforce Sync" - it replaces the Bulk functionality with a much more customizable implementation that supports tens of thousands of records and the ability to add thousands of different properties directly onto Leads, Accounts or into Custom Objects every day.

Installation Steps

1. Connect BuiltWith to Salesforce
2. Configure the Properties you want to sync with Leads (example) or Accounts (example) or Custom Objects (example).
3. That's it!

How much does it Cost?

Salesforce Sync is available on any plan - we don't charge you more for using it for any number of users. The integration takes the best of the HubSpot integration and introduces it to Salesforce.

Example properties on Leads

Properties you can Sync

We're adding thousands of properties that you can sync here's some of them -

Field Name	Property Type	Comments
bw_alexa	Number	Current Alexa Rank from Global 1m
bw_quantcast	Number	Current Quantcast Rank from Global 1m
bw_link	Text	A link to the detailed profile on BuiltWith
bw_salesrevenue	Number	Estimated monthly sales revenue in USD (eCommerce website only)
bw_spending	Number	Estimated monthly spend in USD on Technologies
bw_products	Number	Amount of products the website is selling in brackets 10+, 100+, 500+ (for specific tech platforms only)
bw_emails	Text Area	Emails we have for the website
bw_telephones	Text Area	Telephones we have for the website
bw_address	Text Area	The address of the website
bw_company	Text	Company name of the website
bw_vertical	Text	Top level IAB vertical for the website
bw_gadimensions	Number	The number of custom dimensions the website is reporting from Google Analytics.
bw_gametrics	Number	The number of custom metrics the website is reporting from Google Analytics.
bw_adobetags	Number	The number of attributes Adobe Tags are reporting.
bw_gtmtags	Number	The number of attributes Google Tag Manager is report.
bw_tealiumtags	Number	The number of attributes Tealium Tags are reporting.
bw_qubittags	Number	The number of attributes Qubit is reporting.
bw_totaltags	Number	The total number of tags being reported.
bw_sitemap	Number	The number of URLs in the sitemap of the website.
bw_majglobe	Number	The Majestic Global Rank (top 1m)
bw_majtld	Number	The Majestic TLD Rank (top 1m)
bw_majip	Number	The Majestic Inbound Unqiue IP count
bw_majsubnet	Number	The Majestic Inbound Unique Subnet count

Technology Categories

Field Name	Property Type	Comments
premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	A line separated list of all of the premium technologies that are currently being used on the domain.
ads_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising based live technologies on the domain.
ads_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_ad_server_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Ad Server based live technologies on the domain.
ads_ad_server_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Ad Server based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_dynamic_creative_optimization_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Dynamic Creative Optimization based live technologies on the domain.
ads_dynamic_creative_optimization_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Dynamic Creative Optimization based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_ad_exchange_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Ad Exchange based live technologies on the domain.
ads_ad_exchange_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Ad Exchange based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_ad_network_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Ad Network based live technologies on the domain.
ads_ad_network_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Ad Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_retargeting__remarketing_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Retargeting / Remarketing based live technologies on the domain.
ads_retargeting__remarketing_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Retargeting / Remarketing based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_demand-side_platform_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Demand-side Platform based live technologies on the domain.
ads_demand-side_platform_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Demand-side Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_sell-side_platform_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Sell-side Platform based live technologies on the domain.
ads_sell-side_platform_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Sell-side Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_digital_video_ads_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Digital Video Ads based live technologies on the domain.
ads_digital_video_ads_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Digital Video Ads based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_affiliate_programs_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Affiliate Programs based live technologies on the domain.
ads_affiliate_programs_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Affiliate Programs based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_ad_analytics_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Ad Analytics based live technologies on the domain.
ads_ad_analytics_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Ad Analytics based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_search_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Search based live technologies on the domain.
ads_search_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Search based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_audience_targeting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Audience Targeting based live technologies on the domain.
ads_audience_targeting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Audience Targeting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_abandonment_ads_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Abandonment Ads based live technologies on the domain.
ads_abandonment_ads_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Abandonment Ads based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_multi-channel_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Multi-Channel based live technologies on the domain.
ads_multi-channel_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Multi-Channel based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_contextual_advertising_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Contextual Advertising based live technologies on the domain.
ads_contextual_advertising_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Contextual Advertising based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_content_curation_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Content Curation based live technologies on the domain.
ads_content_curation_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Content Curation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_local_ads_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Local Ads based live technologies on the domain.
ads_local_ads_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Local Ads based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_facebook_exchange_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Facebook Exchange based live technologies on the domain.
ads_facebook_exchange_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Facebook Exchange based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_mobile_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
ads_mobile_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_data_management_platform_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Data Management Platform based live technologies on the domain.
ads_data_management_platform_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Data Management Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_header_bidding_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Header Bidding based live technologies on the domain.
ads_header_bidding_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Header Bidding based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_ad_blocking_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Ad Blocking based live technologies on the domain.
ads_ad_blocking_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Ad Blocking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ads_call_tracking_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Call Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
ads_call_tracking_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Advertising / Call Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_ab_testing_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / A/B Testing based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_ab_testing_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / A/B Testing based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_advertiser_tracking_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Advertiser Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_advertiser_tracking_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Advertiser Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_marketing_automation_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Marketing Automation based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_marketing_automation_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Marketing Automation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_data_management_platform_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Data Management Platform based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_data_management_platform_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Data Management Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_cart_abandonment_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Cart Abandonment based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_cart_abandonment_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Cart Abandonment based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_conversion_optimization_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Conversion Optimization based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_conversion_optimization_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Conversion Optimization based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_site_optimization_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Site Optimization based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_site_optimization_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Site Optimization based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_fraud_prevention_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Fraud Prevention based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_fraud_prevention_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Fraud Prevention based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_tag_management_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Tag Management based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_tag_management_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Tag Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_crm_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / CRM based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_crm_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / CRM based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_feedback_forms_and_surveys_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Feedback Forms and Surveys based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_feedback_forms_and_surveys_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Feedback Forms and Surveys based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_error_tracking_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Error Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_error_tracking_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Error Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_product_recommendations_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Product Recommendations based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_product_recommendations_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Product Recommendations based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_personalization_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Personalization based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_personalization_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Personalization based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_visitor_count_tracking_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Visitor Count Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_visitor_count_tracking_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Visitor Count Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_social_management_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Social Management based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_social_management_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Social Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_lead_generation_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Lead Generation based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_lead_generation_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Lead Generation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_audience_measurement_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Audience Measurement based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_audience_measurement_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Audience Measurement based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_application_performance_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Application Performance based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_application_performance_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Application Performance based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_retargeting__remarketing_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Retargeting / Remarketing based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_retargeting__remarketing_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Retargeting / Remarketing based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_demand-side_platform_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Demand-side Platform based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_demand-side_platform_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Demand-side Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_real_estate_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Real Estate based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_real_estate_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Real Estate based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_call_tracking_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Call Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_call_tracking_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Call Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_mobile_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_mobile_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_healthcare_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Healthcare based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_healthcare_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Analytics and Tracking / Healthcare based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cdn_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain.
cdn_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cdn_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain.
cdn_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cdns_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Verified CDN based live technologies on the domain.
cdns_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Verified CDN based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cdns_edge_delivery_network_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Verified CDN / Edge Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain.
cdns_edge_delivery_network_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Verified CDN / Edge Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System based live technologies on the domain.
cms_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_open_source_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Open Source based live technologies on the domain.
cms_open_source_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Open Source based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_forum_software_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Forum Software based live technologies on the domain.
cms_forum_software_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Forum Software based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_wiki_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Wiki based live technologies on the domain.
cms_wiki_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Wiki based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_community_cms_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Community CMS based live technologies on the domain.
cms_community_cms_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Community CMS based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_simple_website_builder_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Simple Website Builder based live technologies on the domain.
cms_simple_website_builder_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Simple Website Builder based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_hosted_solution_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Hosted Solution based live technologies on the domain.
cms_hosted_solution_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Hosted Solution based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_ecommerce_enabled_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / eCommerce Enabled based live technologies on the domain.
cms_ecommerce_enabled_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / eCommerce Enabled based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_landing_page_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Landing Page based live technologies on the domain.
cms_landing_page_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Landing Page based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_social_management_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Social Management based live technologies on the domain.
cms_social_management_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Social Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_enterprise_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Enterprise based live technologies on the domain.
cms_enterprise_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Enterprise based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_financial_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Financial based live technologies on the domain.
cms_financial_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Financial based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_blog_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Blog based live technologies on the domain.
cms_blog_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Blog based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_crowd_funding_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Crowd Funding based live technologies on the domain.
cms_crowd_funding_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Crowd Funding based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_mobile_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
cms_mobile_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_wordpress_theme_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / WordPress Theme based live technologies on the domain.
cms_wordpress_theme_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / WordPress Theme based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_learning_management_system_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Learning Management System based live technologies on the domain.
cms_learning_management_system_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Learning Management System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_automotive_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Automotive based live technologies on the domain.
cms_automotive_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Automotive based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_real_estate_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Real Estate based live technologies on the domain.
cms_real_estate_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Real Estate based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_ticketing_system_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Ticketing System based live technologies on the domain.
cms_ticketing_system_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Ticketing System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_healthcare_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Healthcare based live technologies on the domain.
cms_healthcare_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Healthcare based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_wordpress_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / WordPress Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
cms_wordpress_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / WordPress Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_job_board_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Job Board based live technologies on the domain.
cms_job_board_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Content Management System / Job Board based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
css_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	CSS Media Queries based live technologies on the domain.
css_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	CSS Media Queries based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
encoding_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Document Encoding based live technologies on the domain.
encoding_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Document Encoding based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
feeds_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Syndication Techniques based live technologies on the domain.
feeds_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Syndication Techniques based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks based live technologies on the domain.
framework_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_mobile_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
framework_mobile_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_controls_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Controls based live technologies on the domain.
framework_controls_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Controls based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_programming_language_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Programming Language based live technologies on the domain.
framework_programming_language_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Programming Language based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_web_app_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Web App based live technologies on the domain.
framework_web_app_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Web App based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_wordpress_theme_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / WordPress Theme based live technologies on the domain.
framework_wordpress_theme_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / WordPress Theme based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_nodejs_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / NodeJS based live technologies on the domain.
framework_nodejs_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / NodeJS based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_node.js_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Node.js based live technologies on the domain.
framework_node.js_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Node.js based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_plugin_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Plugin based live technologies on the domain.
framework_plugin_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Plugin based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_theme_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Theme based live technologies on the domain.
framework_theme_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Theme based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_application_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Application based live technologies on the domain.
framework_application_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Frameworks / Application based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_cloud_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Cloud Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_cloud_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Cloud Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_vps_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / VPS Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_vps_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / VPS Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_cloud_paas_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Cloud PaaS based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_cloud_paas_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Cloud PaaS based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_dedicated_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Dedicated Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_dedicated_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Dedicated Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_shared_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Shared Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_shared_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Shared Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_chinese_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Chinese hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_chinese_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Chinese hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_real_estate_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Real Estate Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_real_estate_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Real Estate Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_wordpress_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / WordPress Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_wordpress_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / WordPress Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_content_delivery_network_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_content_delivery_network_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_edge_delivery_network_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Edge Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_edge_delivery_network_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Edge Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_ecommerce_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / eCommerce Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_ecommerce_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / eCommerce Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_us_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / US hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_us_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / US hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_uk_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / UK hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_uk_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / UK hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_australian_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Australian hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_australian_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Australian hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_german_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / German hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_german_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / German hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_dutch_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Dutch hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_dutch_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Dutch hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_canadian_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Canadian hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_canadian_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Canadian hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_japan_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Japan hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_japan_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Japan hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_french_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / French hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_french_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / French hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_czech_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Czech hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_czech_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Czech hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_russian_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Russian hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_russian_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Russian hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_spanish_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Spanish hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_spanish_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Spanish hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_swedish_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Swedish hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_swedish_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Swedish hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_italian_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Italian hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_italian_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Italian hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_swiss_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Swiss hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_swiss_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Swiss hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_hong_kong_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Hong Kong hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_hong_kong_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Hong Kong hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_polish_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Polish hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_polish_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Polish hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_turkish_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Turkish hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_turkish_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Turkish hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_romanian_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Romanian hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_romanian_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Romanian hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_israeli_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Israeli hosting based live technologies on the domain.
hosting_israeli_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Hosting Providers / Israeli hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_tag_management_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Tag Management based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_tag_management_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Tag Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_charting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Charting based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_charting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Charting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_error_tracking_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Error Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_error_tracking_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Error Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_ajax_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / AJAX based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_ajax_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / AJAX based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_image_library_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Image Library based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_image_library_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Image Library based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_lightbox_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Lightbox based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_lightbox_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Lightbox based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_javascript_library_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / JavaScript Library based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_javascript_library_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / JavaScript Library based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_social_sdk_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Social SDK based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_social_sdk_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Social SDK based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_jquery_plugin_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / jQuery Plugin based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_jquery_plugin_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / jQuery Plugin based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_forms_and_surveys_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Forms and Surveys based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_forms_and_surveys_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Forms and Surveys based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_animation_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Animation based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_animation_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Animation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_cookie_management_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Cookie Management based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_cookie_management_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Cookie Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_compatibility_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Compatibility based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_compatibility_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Compatibility based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_ui_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / UI based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_ui_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / UI based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_media_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Media based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_media_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Media based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_slider_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Slider based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_slider_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Slider based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_node.js_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Node.js based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_node.js_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Node.js based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_framework_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Framework based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_framework_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Framework based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_fingerprinting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / fingerprinting based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_fingerprinting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / fingerprinting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
javascript_fingerprint_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Fingerprint based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_fingerprint_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	JavaScript Libraries and Functions / Fingerprint based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
language_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Language based live technologies on the domain.
language_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Language based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
link_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Verified Link based live technologies on the domain.
link_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Verified Link based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
link_advertising_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Verified Link / Advertising based live technologies on the domain.
link_advertising_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Verified Link / Advertising based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
link_bookings_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Verified Link / Bookings based live technologies on the domain.
link_bookings_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Verified Link / Bookings based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mapping_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Mapping based live technologies on the domain.
mapping_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Mapping based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mapping_location_services_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Mapping / Location Services based live technologies on the domain.
mapping_location_services_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Mapping / Location Services based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mapping_maps_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Mapping / Maps based live technologies on the domain.
mapping_maps_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Mapping / Maps based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mapping_mapping_saas_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Mapping / Mapping SaaS based live technologies on the domain.
mapping_mapping_saas_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Mapping / Mapping SaaS based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media based live technologies on the domain.
media_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_online_video_platform_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Online Video Platform based live technologies on the domain.
media_online_video_platform_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Online Video Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_live_stream__webcast_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Live Stream / Webcast based live technologies on the domain.
media_live_stream__webcast_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Live Stream / Webcast based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_video_analytics_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Video Analytics based live technologies on the domain.
media_video_analytics_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Video Analytics based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_digital_video_ads_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Digital Video Ads based live technologies on the domain.
media_digital_video_ads_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Digital Video Ads based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_video_players_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Video Players based live technologies on the domain.
media_video_players_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Video Players based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_enterprise_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Enterprise based live technologies on the domain.
media_enterprise_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Enterprise based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_social_video_platform_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Social Video Platform based live technologies on the domain.
media_social_video_platform_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Social Video Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_single_site_video_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Single Site Video based live technologies on the domain.
media_single_site_video_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Audio / Video Media / Single Site Video based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mobile_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
mobile_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers based live technologies on the domain.
mx_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_transactional_email_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Transactional Email based live technologies on the domain.
mx_transactional_email_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Transactional Email based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_campaign_management_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Campaign Management based live technologies on the domain.
mx_campaign_management_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Campaign Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_crm_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / CRM based live technologies on the domain.
mx_crm_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / CRM based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_marketing_platform_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Marketing Platform based live technologies on the domain.
mx_marketing_platform_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Marketing Platform based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_business_email_hosting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Business Email Hosting based live technologies on the domain.
mx_business_email_hosting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Business Email Hosting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_web_hosting_provider_email_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Web Hosting Provider Email based live technologies on the domain.
mx_web_hosting_provider_email_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Web Hosting Provider Email based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_standard_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Standard based live technologies on the domain.
mx_standard_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Standard based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_secure_email_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Secure Email based live technologies on the domain.
mx_secure_email_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Secure Email based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_ticketing_system_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Ticketing System based live technologies on the domain.
mx_ticketing_system_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Email Hosting Providers / Ticketing System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ns_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Name Server based live technologies on the domain.
ns_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Name Server based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ns_ddos_protection_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Name Server / DDoS Protection based live technologies on the domain.
ns_ddos_protection_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Name Server / DDoS Protection based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ns_enterprise_dns_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Name Server / Enterprise DNS based live technologies on the domain.
ns_enterprise_dns_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Name Server / Enterprise DNS based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ns_saas_dns_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Name Server / SaaS DNS based live technologies on the domain.
ns_saas_dns_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Name Server / SaaS DNS based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
parked_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Domain Parking based live technologies on the domain.
parked_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Domain Parking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment based live technologies on the domain.
payment_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_checkout_buttons_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Checkout Buttons based live technologies on the domain.
payment_checkout_buttons_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Checkout Buttons based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_payments_processor_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Payments Processor based live technologies on the domain.
payment_payments_processor_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Payments Processor based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_mobile_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
payment_mobile_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_acceptance_seal_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Acceptance Seal based live technologies on the domain.
payment_acceptance_seal_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Acceptance Seal based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_payment_acceptance_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Payment Acceptance based live technologies on the domain.
payment_payment_acceptance_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Payment Acceptance based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_bitcoin_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Bitcoin based live technologies on the domain.
payment_bitcoin_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Bitcoin based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_payment_currency_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Payment Currency based live technologies on the domain.
payment_payment_currency_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Payment Currency based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_fraud_prevention_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Fraud Prevention based live technologies on the domain.
payment_fraud_prevention_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Fraud Prevention based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_alternative_checkout_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Alternative Checkout based live technologies on the domain.
payment_alternative_checkout_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Alternative Checkout based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_micropayments_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Micropayments based live technologies on the domain.
payment_micropayments_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Payment / Micropayments based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
server_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Operating Systems and Servers based live technologies on the domain.
server_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Operating Systems and Servers based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
server_operating_system_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Operating Systems and Servers / Operating System based live technologies on the domain.
server_operating_system_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Operating Systems and Servers / Operating System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
server_module_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Operating Systems and Servers / Module based live technologies on the domain.
server_module_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Operating Systems and Servers / Module based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
server_protocol_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Operating Systems and Servers / Protocol based live technologies on the domain.
server_protocol_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Operating Systems and Servers / Protocol based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shipping_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Shipping Providers based live technologies on the domain.
shipping_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Shipping Providers based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce based live technologies on the domain.
shop_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_hosted_solution_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Hosted Solution based live technologies on the domain.
shop_hosted_solution_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Hosted Solution based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_open_source_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Open Source based live technologies on the domain.
shop_open_source_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Open Source based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_enterprise_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Enterprise based live technologies on the domain.
shop_enterprise_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Enterprise based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_plugin__module_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Plugin / Module based live technologies on the domain.
shop_plugin__module_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Plugin / Module based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_multi-channel_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Multi-Channel based live technologies on the domain.
shop_multi-channel_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Multi-Channel based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_shipping_provider_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Shipping Provider based live technologies on the domain.
shop_shipping_provider_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Shipping Provider based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_smb_solution_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / SMB Solution based live technologies on the domain.
shop_smb_solution_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / SMB Solution based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_wordpress_theme_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / WordPress Theme based live technologies on the domain.
shop_wordpress_theme_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / WordPress Theme based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_automotive_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Automotive based live technologies on the domain.
shop_automotive_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Ecommerce / Automotive based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	SSL Certificates based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	SSL Certificates based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_extended_validation_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	SSL Certificates / Extended Validation based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_extended_validation_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	SSL Certificates / Extended Validation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_wildcard_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	SSL Certificates / Wildcard based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_wildcard_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	SSL Certificates / Wildcard based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_multi_domain_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	SSL Certificates / Multi Domain based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_multi_domain_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	SSL Certificates / Multi Domain based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_server_gated_cryptography_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	SSL Certificates / Server Gated Cryptography based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_server_gated_cryptography_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	SSL Certificates / Server Gated Cryptography based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_root_authority_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	SSL Certificates / Root Authority based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_root_authority_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	SSL Certificates / Root Authority based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_master_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Master Registration based live technologies on the domain.
web_master_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Master Registration based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_server_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Servers based live technologies on the domain.
web_server_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Servers based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_server_windows_web_server_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Servers / Windows Web Server based live technologies on the domain.
web_server_windows_web_server_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Servers / Windows Web Server based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_server_linux_web_server_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Servers / Linux Web Server based live technologies on the domain.
web_server_linux_web_server_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Servers / Linux Web Server based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_server_caching_proxy_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Servers / Caching Proxy based live technologies on the domain.
web_server_caching_proxy_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Servers / Caching Proxy based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_server_application_server_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Servers / Application Server based live technologies on the domain.
web_server_application_server_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Web Servers / Application Server based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_live_chat_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Live Chat based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_live_chat_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Live Chat based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_ssl_seals_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / SSL Seals based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_ssl_seals_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / SSL Seals based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_call_tracking_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Call Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_call_tracking_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Call Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_site_search_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Site Search based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_site_search_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Site Search based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_feedback_forms_and_surveys_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Feedback Forms and Surveys based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_feedback_forms_and_surveys_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Feedback Forms and Surveys based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_technical_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Technical based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_technical_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Technical based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_testing_tools_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Testing Tools based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_testing_tools_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Testing Tools based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_web_badge_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Web Badge based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_web_badge_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Web Badge based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_toolbar_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Toolbar based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_toolbar_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Toolbar based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_error_tracking_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Error Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_error_tracking_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Error Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_file_management_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / File Management based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_file_management_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / File Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_fonts_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Fonts based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_fonts_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Fonts based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_schedule_management_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Schedule Management based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_schedule_management_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Schedule Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_charting_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Charting based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_charting_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Charting based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_comment_system_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Comment System based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_comment_system_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Comment System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_tag_management_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Tag Management based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_tag_management_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Tag Management based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_login_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Login based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_login_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Login based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_tour_site_demo_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Tour Site Demo based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_tour_site_demo_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Tour Site Demo based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_crm_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / CRM based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_crm_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / CRM based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_bookmarking_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Bookmarking based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_bookmarking_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Bookmarking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_marketing_automation_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Marketing Automation based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_marketing_automation_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Marketing Automation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_social_sharing_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Social Sharing based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_social_sharing_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Social Sharing based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_wordpress_plugins_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / WordPress Plugins based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_wordpress_plugins_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / WordPress Plugins based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_ticketing_system_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Ticketing System based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_ticketing_system_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Ticketing System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_slider_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Slider based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_slider_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Slider based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_captcha_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / CAPTCHA based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_captcha_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / CAPTCHA based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_mobile_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_mobile_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_translation_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Translation based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_translation_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Translation based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_image_provider_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Image Provider based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_image_provider_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Image Provider based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_financial_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Financial based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_financial_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Financial based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_web_traffic_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Web Traffic based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_web_traffic_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Web Traffic based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_ecommerce_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / eCommerce based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_ecommerce_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / eCommerce based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_content_modification_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Content Modification based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_content_modification_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Content Modification based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_cobrowsing_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Cobrowsing based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_cobrowsing_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Cobrowsing based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_bookings_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Bookings based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_bookings_premium_techs	Text Area (Long) - 1000 chars	Widgets / Bookings based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).

Individual Technologies

Google Analytics example -

Field Name	Property Type	Comments
google_analytics_tech	Checkbox	This will be checked if the technology is live
google_analytics_start	Date/Time	The date we first detected Google Analytics
google_analytics_end	Date/Time	The date we last detected Google Analytics

]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/06/15/builtwith-salesforce-sync/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/06/15/builtwith-salesforce-sync/ Wed, 15 Jun 2016 00:00:00 -0700 HillaryClinton.com and DonaldJTrump.com as the two websites we've going to analyse.

HillaryClinton.com

Tag Relationships

Hillary only has a Google Analytics ID that we have currently tracked for the past 5 years - We've tracked HillaryClinton.com since 2011 and it's consistently used the same UA account since then.  You can even see Hillary's 2008 campaign domains using it for a while back in 2012 for some reason.

Copying a Website

There are a few strange ones in there, namely tahernezhad.com and annchapman.net - the first site is of an Iranian doctor and the second is a very strange political related landing page (not related to Clinton) - these sites have 'lifted' code at some stage from Hillary's website. This provides the ability to use the Relationship dataset to see if websites have copied code down to an analytics level.

IP Address Changes

Hillary's website has been on Amazon's network for quite some time and has probably been using their edge content delivery network as you can see by the wildly differentiating IP addresses in use on a week to week basis as well as on an overlapping basis. The site was on 74.205.63.1 up until 2015, which is a Rackspace owned server - clicking through to it shows it was used by a few other political related websites between 2013 and 2015 including RichardBlumenthal.com - a US senator - It was most recently used by Palo Alto based CPA firm Sorensen and Holland but now redirects to a parked domain page.

DonaldJTrump.com

Tag Relationships

We've only started to cover DonaldJTrump.com on BuiltWith since mid-2015 - we have coverage for DonaldTrump.com and Trump.com going back to early 2011.

Web Agency Discovery

Looking at the related tag history for DonaldJTrump.com a few things stand out - pureandgentlesoap.com and homesaleadvicesa.com are both using the same Facebook Tracking Pixel. These are both Texas based businesses and a quick look at those sites identify them as being designed by Giles-Parscale. A quick Google shows that Giles-Parscale built the DonaldJTrump.com website however the link isn't always that easy to find. The relationships BuiltWith tool can help to discover this information.

Data Leaks

DonaldTwump.com and MakeAmericaFascistAgain.com are two satirical websites which have lifted the design of DonaldJTrump.com - however they have also leaked visitor information back to Trump's campaign by leaving in Google Analytics and Facebook Pixel ID of the original site in their code.

IP Address Changes

Trump's website has been using Cloudflare since we've been tracking it - it appears it was on a lower price point version of the software up until September 2015 when it appears to have moved to a more premium plan as its IP addresses appear to be dedicated to the website. You can use this information to determine the security of a website - does it have a shared plan, is it on shared hosting, when did it move to a more premium system.  

Conclusion

This is just some of the information you can garner using the BuiltWith Relationship tool on BuiltWith - just go to http://builtwith.com and enter a domain name and click the relationships tab to start exploring this data yourself. You can also automate this data into your own application or data set via the Relationships API.   Top Image Attribution: Trump by Gage Skidmore / Hillary by Lorie Shaull]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/06/07/website-relationships-political-edition/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/06/07/website-relationships-political-edition/ Tue, 7 Jun 2016 00:00:00 -0700 totally for free. Use cases for this include -

• Finding security gaps  - are they on shared hosting - what websites are customer analytics data shared with
• Finding a business' clients - web agencies might share analytics, IP address space with their customers
• Finding side/failed/main projects - see what businesses a website tried before their current one
• Find acquisitions of other businesses

Pro users can mass export domain relationships and technology tag data from BuiltWith Pro and anyone wanting to access this data in an automated manner can use the new Relationships API. We'll be publishing some interesting relationship data on the blog soon so come back and check it out!  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/05/31/website-relationship-tracking/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/05/31/website-relationship-tracking/ Tue, 31 May 2016 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith Pro reports (raising from 20 to 100 results). This provides a level of usability to the tool for free users as well as providing more data to play with if you're considering upgrading your account. We called our free account 'Trial' but now we're calling it 'Free' to support what we believe is a useful tool for both non-paying and paying customers of BuiltWith.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/05/26/more-data-for-free-users/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/05/26/more-data-for-free-users/ Thu, 26 May 2016 00:00:00 -0700 Technology Report Builder provides a faceted live update on the results within a report before you commit to creating the report. A commonly requested feature of BuiltWith Pro. The Report Builder is available on all plans - give us your feedback on this new report creating starting point!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/05/23/technology-report-builder/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/05/23/technology-report-builder/ Mon, 23 May 2016 00:00:00 -0700 You can now sync. BuiltWith Technology and Meta Data content to Contacts and Companies in HubSpot.

Follow the 2 Step Procedure to get this integration going. HubSpot sync. is available on all plans.

With this feature you can add a myriad of data points of your choosing to your HubSpot system -add just the things that matter to you -

In the example above "Premium Technologies" only have been added to contacts to show what premium things a contact website or email domain are using. You can even select individual fields.

The properties you can add are listed below - note an exhaustive list will be updated on your HubSpot management page on BuiltWith once integrated. Get Started.

Meta Properties

Internal Name	Property Type	Comments
bw_alexa	number	Current Alexa Rank from Global 1m
bw_quantcast	number	Current Quantcast Rank from Global 1m
bw_address	Multi-line text	The address of the website
bw_company	Single-line text	Company name of the website
bw_vertical	Single-line text	Top level IAB vertical for the website

Technology Group Properties

Internal Name	Property Type	Comments
premium_techs	Multi-line text	A line separated list of all of the premium technologies that are currently being used on the domain.
ads_techs	Multi-line text	Advertising based live technologies on the domain.
ads_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Advertising based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
analytics_techs	Multi-line text	Analytics and Tracking based live technologies on the domain.
analytics_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Analytics and Tracking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cdn_techs	Multi-line text	Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain.
cdn_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cdn_techs	Multi-line text	Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain.
cdn_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Content Delivery Network based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cdns_techs	Multi-line text	Verified CDN based live technologies on the domain.
cdns_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Verified CDN based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
cms_techs	Multi-line text	Content Management System based live technologies on the domain.
cms_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Content Management System based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
css_techs	Multi-line text	CSS Media Queries based live technologies on the domain.
css_premium_techs	Multi-line text	CSS Media Queries based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
encoding_techs	Multi-line text	Document Encoding based live technologies on the domain.
encoding_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Document Encoding based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
feeds_techs	Multi-line text	Syndication Techniques based live technologies on the domain.
feeds_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Syndication Techniques based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
framework_techs	Multi-line text	Frameworks based live technologies on the domain.
framework_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Frameworks based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
hosting_techs	Multi-line text	Web Hosting Providers based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_techs	Multi-line text	JavaScript Libraries and Functions based live technologies on the domain.
javascript_premium_techs	Multi-line text	JavaScript Libraries and Functions based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
language_techs	Multi-line text	Language based live technologies on the domain.
language_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Language based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
link_techs	Multi-line text	Verified Link based live technologies on the domain.
link_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Verified Link based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mapping_techs	Multi-line text	Mapping based live technologies on the domain.
mapping_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Mapping based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
media_techs	Multi-line text	Audio / Video Media based live technologies on the domain.
media_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Audio / Video Media based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mobile_techs	Multi-line text	Mobile based live technologies on the domain.
mobile_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Mobile based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
mx_techs	Multi-line text	Email Hosting Providers based live technologies on the domain.
mx_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Email Hosting Providers based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ns_techs	Multi-line text	Name Server based live technologies on the domain.
ns_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Name Server based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
parked_techs	Multi-line text	Domain Parking based live technologies on the domain.
parked_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Domain Parking based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
payment_techs	Multi-line text	Payment based live technologies on the domain.
payment_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Payment based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
server_techs	Multi-line text	Operating Systems and Servers based live technologies on the domain.
server_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Operating Systems and Servers based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shipping_techs	Multi-line text	Shipping Providers based live technologies on the domain.
shipping_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Shipping Providers based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
shop_techs	Multi-line text	Ecommerce based live technologies on the domain.
shop_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Ecommerce based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
ssl_techs	Multi-line text	SSL Certificates based live technologies on the domain.
ssl_premium_techs	Multi-line text	SSL Certificates based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_master_techs	Multi-line text	Web Master Registration based live technologies on the domain.
web_master_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Web Master Registration based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
web_server_techs	Multi-line text	Web Servers based live technologies on the domain.
web_server_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Web Servers based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).
widgets_techs	Multi-line text	Widgets based live technologies on the domain.
widgets_premium_techs	Multi-line text	Widgets based live technologies on the domain that we consider to be not free to use (paid for).

Individual Technology Properties

You can add individual technologies by specifying the name of the technology in lower case and replacing spaces with underscores (_) and appending _tech to the property name. You don't have to add all properties. Google Analytics Example -

Internal Name	Property Type	Comments
google_analytics_tech	Single checkbox	This will be checked if the technology is live
google_analytics_start	Date Picker	The date we first detected Google Analytics
google_analytics_end	Date Picker	The date we last detected Google Analytics

Get Started with Integration]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/05/11/builtwith-hubspot-integration/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/05/11/builtwith-hubspot-integration/ Wed, 11 May 2016 00:00:00 -0700 We just added physical address tracking for China, Japan and India down to state level joining, Mexico, Italy, the Netherlands, Canada, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Australia and the USA. Want to know who is using Magento in Okayama? Who's doing A/B Testing in Guangdong? Or maybe who's got a website with the phrase "Haute Couture" on the homepage in Madhya Pradesh? A total of 2.7 billion people live in China, Japan and India combined, almost 40% of the world's population, so it's about time we added address tracking for these regions. Learn how to filter by business location on the knowledge base.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/05/05/china-india-and-japan/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/05/05/china-india-and-japan/ Thu, 5 May 2016 00:00:00 -0700 Attribution: Robert[/caption] To that end we've added a "Dedicated Hosting" technology which will tell you if a website is currently the only unique domain running on that IP. You can filter sites in your list now by sites that are actively running on a dedicated server (or at least a dedicated IP).]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/04/26/dedicated-server-detection/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/04/26/dedicated-server-detection/ Tue, 26 Apr 2016 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith Extension for Chrome. Version 2.4 allows you to hide the links and descriptions next to technologies, thus giving you a quicker and easier method to scan the technology lookup - To customize to this view scroll down to the bottom of any profile using the widget and click the 'Hide' link in the new preferences section -   The Advanced Version of the widget gives you meta data, historical information and quick view of the premium technologies across an entire website for just $144 a year.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/04/19/extension-for-chrome-power-users/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/04/19/extension-for-chrome-power-users/ Tue, 19 Apr 2016 00:00:00 -0700 Regenerate your existing reports to see this new information in the XLS and CSV export reports. This new update will also increase physical location report filtering coverage for reports.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/04/06/data-points-updated/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/04/06/data-points-updated/ Wed, 6 Apr 2016 00:00:00 -0700 http://api.builtwith.com. This new version includes 2 new properties on each lookup - • IsDB - A true/false if this result came from the database or was a live lookup. • Vertical - The vertical classification of the website based on IAB Tier 1 categories (like Business/Automotive/News etc..) A new parameter (NOMETA) provides the ability to not return meta data, which will increase the performance of the API if you do not require this data. See http://api.builtwith.com for more documentation.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/04/06/apiv9-released/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/04/06/apiv9-released/ Wed, 6 Apr 2016 00:00:00 -0700 UPDATE APRIL 2nd The whole thing was an April fools of course - everything is upside down in Australia.

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  We've had reports that users here in Australia have some issues with the website's logo not rendering correctly. We believe we have fixed the issue going forward and have now fixed the logo to appear correctly globally - Please let us know if you've had any problems with the BuiltWith logo on the website.   UPDATE We've had some reports that the logo is not displaying correctly still. Attached is a short video of how it is displayed here in Sydney. Please let us know if the problem continues.

]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/04/01/fixing-the-builtwith-logo/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/04/01/fixing-the-builtwith-logo/ Fri, 1 Apr 2016 00:00:00 -0700 Mega Technology Reports" however they just contain the list of websites and not the additional meta data that we process. We are also about to add gigabytes of additional meta data for records, which includes telephone numbers, addresses and people names to records and realized we are going to hit a processing wall, where reports, although will still generate will take longer to build. So we've embarked on a architecture renewal. Starting next week we will begin pushing our new database architecture into production and once fully deployed, being to increase the maximum size of a dashboard report on BuiltWith Pro.    ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/03/18/architecture-upgrade/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/03/18/architecture-upgrade/ Fri, 18 Mar 2016 00:00:00 -0700 Magento 2 tracking as well as version based tracking for those versions of the very popular eCommerce based software. The interesting thing about Magento software upgrades is that they aren't as simple as the one-click upgrades that software like Wordpress support. This means that upgrade paths are much more gradual in comparison to other types of software. [caption id="attachment_1280" align="aligncenter" width="625"] Version usage of Magento in Top 1m sites between September 2014 and February 2016 - Larger Version[/caption] Version 1.9 gained the most usage whilst version 1.4 lost the most usage. Version 2.0 has seen a slow up take but that can be attributed to the fact that there's no upgrade path from 1.9 to 2.0 as it's a whole new system. Version 1.9 has also seen a sharper increase in market share at the start of 2016 bucking a smoother trend that we've generally seen over the entire time period. Version 1.7 is still currently the most popular of the versions but it's market share is decreasing now and will eventually be overtaken by v1.9 in a few more months. The step in sites around November 2015 can be attributed to a change in top 1m sites that we index, moving from the Quantcast Top 1m, which is no longer available to the BuiltWith Top 1m - an amalgamation of the Quantcast 100k, Alexa and BuiltWith top sites. In the future we expect to see more sites using version 1.9 whilst the 2.0 platform matures. Plenty of companies will be offering 2.0 upgrade services and no doubt a more automated path to 2.0 will eventually be made available and that should increase the 2.0 usage of Magento going forward.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/02/22/magento-version-usage/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/02/22/magento-version-usage/ Mon, 22 Feb 2016 00:00:00 -0800 How to Enable 2FA on your BuiltWith Account. ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/02/11/two-factor-authentication/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/02/11/two-factor-authentication/ Thu, 11 Feb 2016 00:00:00 -0800 BuiltWith API is now available. Main change to this API are the additional of "First Indexed" and "Last Indexed" fields on the Path and Result objects. This new feature allows you to quickly determine the oldest index date for a website in our system and the most recent date. A feature requested on both the Pro tool and the API. As always the API is backwards compatible and anyone using v1 to v7 of the API can continue to do so as per normal.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/02/03/apiv8/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/02/03/apiv8/ Wed, 3 Feb 2016 00:00:00 -0800 BuiltWith Trends Investor Center helps you find fast and slow growing technologies by user base growth as well as total site coverage count. This premium feature has multiple use cases -

• Investors can discover technologies that are growing but are still potentially under the radar due to their small user base.
• Business owners can determine what technologies in specific categories might be a better alternative for them based on their market share growth or decline.

View some examples we've created that show some of the functionality of the Investor Center and a run down of the options you can filter by on the Investor Center.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/01/19/builtwith-trends-investor-center/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/01/19/builtwith-trends-investor-center/ Tue, 19 Jan 2016 00:00:00 -0800 full list of actual companies on Fortune and follow the funding on Crunchbase. We thought it would be interesting to find out what technologies were popular on these $1bn+ privately valued companies. [caption id="attachment_1260" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Attribution: Valerie Everett[/caption]

Where do Unicorns host their websites?

The short answer is Amazon - 50% of the sites in the list are in an Amazon Data Center, mostly in Virginia but some also in Oregon, California and Singapore.

What do Unicorns use for Analytics?

86% of the Unicorn sites have Google Analytics installed. New Relic, Optimizely and Marketo are also popular premium tools on the Unicorn website list -

Other Interesting Unicorn Technology Usage

• 95% of Unicorn sites use JQuery - the most detected technology in the list
• 90% have a Viewport Meta tag - meaning they are most likely responsive and will work across mobile and handheld devices
• nginx is the most popular web server found on 66% of the websites
• Google Apps for Business is the most popular email system found used on 62% of Unicorn websites.

You can generate and get access to the full list of Unicorn company websites via our Curated Reports lists on the BuiltWith Pro tool.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/01/05/what-technologies-do-the-unicorn-companies-use/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/01/05/what-technologies-do-the-unicorn-companies-use/ Tue, 5 Jan 2016 00:00:00 -0800 We hit a milestone on the 25th of December this year of 100,000 signups! Thanks for using BuiltWith! Next year will be our ninth year of operation and we're looking forward to developing new tools, solutions and uncovering even more ways to find out what the internet is built with!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/12/29/happy-new-year-2016/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/12/29/happy-new-year-2016/ Tue, 29 Dec 2015 00:00:00 -0800 The !built bang is now live on DuckDuckGo - you can type in !built cnn.com at the DuckDuckGo search engine and it will take you directly to the cnn.com profile on BuiltWith!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/12/07/duckduckgo/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/12/07/duckduckgo/ Mon, 7 Dec 2015 00:00:00 -0800

Had to have at least 1000 domains running their software at our last entire internet update in June 2015.

Must have a payment option for their software

Sorted by the multiplier of growth not just increase in domain coverage

Here are the results - HotJar grew 2.4x in the 4 months between updates - they provide an all-in-one analytics and feedback solution. JotForm provides drag and drop form building features and has seen a 3.4x growth in the past few months. JotForm does have a free solution as well which may account for some of this growth. Sift Science provides fraud management services and lists airbnb as one of their customers, the amount of websites they appeared on doubled in the past 4 months. Sentry  is a real time crash reporting app for websites - it help find client bugs and is used by stripe, uber and Instragram. They almost doubled the amount of sites we detected it on. GetSocial is a viral content promoting tool that more than doubled the amount of sites we detected it on! ClickFunnels provides a marketing funnel builder tool to try to increase conversion rates, their software was found on 1.8x more sites this update. Intercom is normally used as an internal web app tool for communicating with end users - we saw a non-logged in increase in usage of this tool almost doubling. GoSquared provides analytics and reporting tools for businesses. We saw a 1.7x increase in its deployment on domains. Klaviyo provides a marketing tool to segment, send reminders and personalized newsletters - it increased it's domain coverage by 1.6x. Congrats to all of these providers!  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/12/02/premium-technology-acquisition-gains-q4-2015/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/12/02/premium-technology-acquisition-gains-q4-2015/ Wed, 2 Dec 2015 00:00:00 -0800 Payment Currency on BuiltWith - this new functionality looks for websites that support the payment of goods in currencies such as Euros (for most of Europe), Pound Sterling (for the United Kingdom), Yen (for Japan), New Shekel (for Israel). The advantage of this tracking is that you can easily see which stores are supporting international payments. For example you could create a report on All Stores using Magento that sell in Pound Sterling, the currency of the United Kingdom. This new tracking method is live in the tool and available to all users on all plans.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/11/24/payment-currency-based-reports/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/11/24/payment-currency-based-reports/ Tue, 24 Nov 2015 00:00:00 -0800 The CMS Landscape Long gone are the days of having to write code from scratch to build beautiful websites, unless you really want to of course. There's a broad range of options available to build platforms to publish content, store images, documents or anything else you might want to use a website for. Content management systems, as the name would suggest, exist to allow users to effectively manage their online content. Although there are a lot of options available, when looking at all of the sites on the Internet there is one CMS that really dominates. More than 16 million domains in our index are built on WordPress, which represents around 50% of all the sites out there that are currently using a CMS. [caption id="attachment_1229" align="aligncenter" width="589"] CMS Usage Statistics[/caption] What's also surprising about the numbers though, is that 35% of all sites that use a CMS that's not one of the top 10 we're tracking here. There's a significant long tail in Content Management Systems. There isn't room here to look in any detail at all of the different CMS's out there, so I'm going to focus on the top three in terms of usage: WordPress, Joomla! and Drupal. Although WordPress has the majority no matter which way you look at it, it's lead is cut when we only look at the top 10,000 sites (instead of all sites on the Internet). Joomla! also has a bigger share of the market when we're looking at the entire Internet (9%), which fades when considering only the top 10,000 sites (1%). Drupal on the other hand is more of a CMS of choice for the bigger sites out there. Drupal can be found on 9% of the top 10,000 sites, but only 2% of all of the sites on the Internet.

CMS	Top 10K (%)	Top 100K (%)	Top Million (%)	All Internet (%)
WordPress	40	44	53	50
Joomla!	1	3	5	9
Drupal	9	9	6	2

Let's take a closer look at the big three.  

WordPress

WordPress launched more than a decade ago in 2003 with the intent of improving the typography of everyday writing. Now, it's grown into the largest self-hosted blogging tool in the world. WordPress also offers a hosted blogging platform at WordPress.com, but we've not included the stats for sites built using that version of WordPress here. WordPress is widely used and has been consistently growing in use since it's launch. If anything, the last 18 months have seen that growth accelerate. Among sites of all sizes, WordPress is seen as the CMS of choice with it's flexibility, adaptability and stability providing strong foundations for sites across the Internet. [caption id="attachment_1230" align="aligncenter" width="600"] WordPress Trends[/caption]

Drupal

Drupal is the smallest of the three CMS we're looking at here, which we've found on a little over 800,000 live websites. It's another open source CMS with an active and supportive community. Drupal is especially popular for websites in the education vertical, with a much higher proportion of it's sites being focused on education than either WordPress or Joomla! As with WordPress, Drupal's growth has accelerated over the last 18 months, as shown in the chart below.  

Joomla!

Like the other two systems we're looking at here, Joomla! is an open source CMS. It's the second most popular CMS out there which we've found on more than 2.8 million websites. Joomla! is less likely to be found on one of the top 10K websites, with only 1% of those using a CMS choosing Joomla!. Joomla! is much more popular among smaller sites though, claiming a 9% slice of the pie for all sites on the Internet. Overall, Joomla! has seen growth over the last few years. However, the rate of growth hasn't been as steady as either Drupal or WordPress.

How Users Are Moving Between These Three CMS

While all of these platforms are growing in absolute terms, there is a clear flow of users moving from and to each platform. WordPress looks like the entry-point tool, and doesn't gain many users from either Drupal or Joomla. It seems that once people have used either Drupal or Joomla, it's unlikely that they'll move over to WordPress. The same is not the case in the opposite direction though. Year upon year, WordPress is losing more users to Drupal and Joomla! In 2014, more than 8500 users moved away from WordPress, replacing the CMS with either Joomla or Drupal. Drupal also does well with users leaving Joomla!. Although there is some movement in both directions, in net terms more than 2000 websites have moved from Joomla! to Drupal over the last 4 years.  

What's Next For CMS?

With these three content management systems making it easier and easier to host content online in a useful and attractive way, the growth of these CMS looks set to continue. There are plenty of other systems also doing well as more and more websites are launched as time goes by. If you'd like to dig a little deeper into any of the data shown here, head over to our CMS pages. You might find a Pro account helps you uncover some gems too.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/11/11/wordpress-vs-joomla-vs-drupal-the-battle-of-the-cms/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/11/11/wordpress-vs-joomla-vs-drupal-the-battle-of-the-cms/ Wed, 11 Nov 2015 00:00:00 -0800 We've always based new features on what people want the most, this makes it more visible and simpler for you to vote on changes and upgrades to the Pro tool! You can access the idea section of BuiltWith via the sidebar on your Basic/Pro or Enterprise dashboard!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/10/14/ideas/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/10/14/ideas/ Wed, 14 Oct 2015 00:00:00 -0700 For a full list of exportable fields please see this article.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/10/01/first-indexed-date-now-in-exports/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/10/01/first-indexed-date-now-in-exports/ Thu, 1 Oct 2015 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith Trends. This commonly requested feature now lets you see what the most popular technologies are in certain geographic locations in the world at the click of a button. To access the country based statistics click the "Country Statistics" option (shown in blue above) on the chart data list for categories you can browse at BuiltWith Trends.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/09/25/tout-le-monde/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/09/25/tout-le-monde/ Fri, 25 Sep 2015 00:00:00 -0700 Filter By WordPress Activity With WordPress being such a popular CMS, we find that lots of people want to generate reports based on WordPress usage. So, as one way of splitting up the huge list of WordPress sites, we've implemented a filter based on the frequency of site updates. Of the WordPress sites in the Quantcast Top 1 Million, around half are updated less than once per month. Depending on the lead list you're looking to generate, you might be less interested in these sites than those that are regularly updated. So let's imagine that you're looking to find a list of sites that use WordPress and are updated every day. Simply head over to your dashboard and create a new report, then search for "WordPress Daily" in the Base Technologies and select "Wordpress Daily Activity" from the list, as shown below. There's also a video showing you how to create this type of report in our knowledge base. You could follow similar steps if looking for WordPress sites updated Weekly or Monthly, by selecting the appropriate base technology from the list. Note that these categories are mutually exclusive, so a site appearing in the "Daily Activity" list will not also be counted in the "Weekly Activity" and "Monthly Activity" lists. Filter By Keyword One of the most powerful ways to filter a lead list is by looking only for sites that feature a particular keyword. With BuiltWith, you could quickly generate a list of WordPress sites that are updated monthly that feature a particular keyword on either their homepage or in their domain name. Let's, for example, look for WordPress sites updated monthly that feature the keyword "Aromatherapy". First, you'll need to create a report based on the keyword by following the steps in this post. From inside the generated report, you can then click "Prioritize Report" by clicking on the button shown in the image below. Next, you'll need to click on "Competitors/Techs" and add "WordPress Monthly Activity" to filter the list by this group. The image below shows how to set the filter up, or you can follow the steps in this video to get an idea of what to do. BuiltWith will then generate a list of sites matching the criteria. In this case, we're presented with a report showing 338 sites featuring the keyword "aromatherapy" that use WordPress and are updated on a monthly basis. If those sites represent potential new clients, that list is much more helpful than knowing about the original 16 million+ sites that use WordPress. Filter By Other Technology Another option for narrowing down the list of WordPress sites would be to first create a report based on a different technology of interest. Let's imagine you're looking for sites that use Magento and also WordPress that's updated on a daily basis. As shown in the example in our knowledge base video, you can quickly generate a list of active WordPress sites that also use another technology (Magento for example) by creating the other technology report first and then filtering to show only sites with Daily Active WordPress in use. Filter By Country When you're dealing with a potentially huge lead list (like the WordPress site list), a useful way of filtering out some of the less valuable leads might be to look only for sites based in a particular location. Perhaps your own country, or region, or city. When putting together a report, you can choose to filter the results by physical location. You can find a more detailed look at how to do that in this post. In the image below you can see a report I've generated which shows sites that use WordPress and are based in the UK. I still have and unwieldy 144,508 leads, but this type of filter might be a good first step in effectively prioritizing the lead list. What Next? In this post I've gone through just a few of the ways you could filter down the massive number of sites indexed by BuiltWith into a list that's immediately useful. The examples here are by no means exhaustive though. If you'd like to dive into the data yourself, you can sign up for a free BuiltWith account here or if you're signed up already, head to your dashboard and create a new report.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/09/16/generating-lead-lists-for-sites-using-wordpress/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/09/16/generating-lead-lists-for-sites-using-wordpress/ Wed, 16 Sep 2015 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith Store! You can of course get a free t-shirt on a Basic or Pro plan - if you're on Enterprise we can send you t-shirts for your entire team!  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/09/09/builtwith-t-shirt-shop/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/09/09/builtwith-t-shirt-shop/ Wed, 9 Sep 2015 00:00:00 -0700 Your Ideal Client Hopefully, you already have a good idea of the services you offer and the customers you're trying to sign up. The specifics will vary from business to business, but I'd expect the following three to be important attributes of an ideal client for any business offering digital marketing services:

• Clients with a marketing budget.
• Clients using the same tools as you (or willing to start).
• Clients who you can help.

You'll probably have other things to add to that list for your company. Perhaps you're targeting clients in a particular sector, niche or location. Perhaps you offer services to clients who use a particular analytics package or email marketing tool. That's all fine, and you'll be able to tailor the steps I'll show in this post to suit your needs. So where do we begin to generate leads and find your ideal future clients? For this example, let's imagine that we're looking to offer search engine optimization (SEO) services to dentists who have websites built using Wordpress who already spend money on marketing tools. That's a pretty niche market and one that might otherwise be difficult to quickly find leads in. I'll first show you how the free BuiltWith Chrome extension can help, then I'll show you a much more powerful method using more of the features of BuiltWith.

Using BuiltWith To Find Leads For Free

The first step is to install the BuiltWith Technology Profiler extension for Chrome. Although the data available through this tool becomes more powerful when you have a PRO BuiltWith account, the free version is still handy to have around (as we'll soon see). Then, since we're looking for dentists, let's head over to Google (or any other search engine of your choice) and begin our search for relevant sites. At this point, if you only want to find dentists based in your city, region or country, you'll probably want to modify the search term so that you're only shown relevant results. For this example though, I'll just look for any dentists websites. We'll filter out those not using Wordpress or paid marketing tools in the next step. Next we can click through to each of the results and take a look at their websites. Once each has loaded, hit the BW extension button as shown in the picture below and you'll see which technologies are up-and-running on each site. Under the Content Management System heading, we're looking sites which have WordPress listed. So far so good. In the image below, you'll see that I've found a dentists website that's built using Wordpress. We can also scroll down the list of technologies to see if the site is also using anything we know is a paid-for technology. In this case, it's not, and I can move onto the next search result. While methodically working through the search results in this way will turn up some great leads, filtering and reviewing the sites is a very manual process. There is, and I'm sure you'll be pleased to hear, an easier way. In fact, there is a much, much easier way. Let me show you the simple way to generate a list of dentists sites using Wordpress who already spend money on marketing tools, using BuiltWith.

Using BuiltWith PRO To Find Leads The Easy Way

First, we'll need to log in to BuiltWith and create a new report. Because we're looking specifically for dentists here, the best place to start is with a keyword report. I won't go through the steps of how to do that in this post, but you'll find everything you need here. Essentially, a keyword report runs through millions of websites looking for your chosen keywords on their homepage or in their domain name. As we're on the hunt for dentists here, a keyword report is a great first step. Next we'll need to filter for sites using Wordpress to remove everything else from the list, and also for sites that are known to be paying out for premium tools. From the open report within BuiltWith, we can select "Prioritize Report", which will bring up a series of options to help refine the list. The key things we're interested in finding now are sites that use WordPress and sites that use premium, paid-for tools. So the filters we'll use to prioritize the report will be the "Known Spend" and "Implemented Tech" filters as shown below. In this case I'll choose a known spend in the range of $10-$1000 and will look for Wordpress as an implemented technology (which I can select from the drop-down list shown in the image below). After finalizing the report and giving BuiltWith a few seconds to gather all of the results, I'm left with a neat list of 107 sites. With a quick glance down the list, it's quite easy to see which of the sites are using premium technologies and could be suitable leads. Clicking through to see the detailed view of each site in the list clearly shows premium technologies as you can see in the following image (the star means this is a premium technology). Heading over to the site and using the BuiltWith Technology Profiler again shows that there are in fact several premium technologies running on this site, as shown in the BuiltWith report. Note that this time I'm logged in and am using the PRO version of the extension which shows a bit more information and very quickly highlights premium technologies. As you can see, the ability to filter results in the BuiltWith reports can give an extremely targeted list of potential leads. You could take this even further by filtering on more of the parameters which define your ideal client, not just those I've used here. The same approach could quickly and easily be used to target any other keyword and any other technology, giving you an almost continuous supply of highly relevant leads. You can find out more about the power of BuiltWith Pro here or get going straight away for free with the BuiltWith Technology Profiler extension for Chrome. If you don't use Google as your default browser checkout our other Browser Integrations.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/08/25/finding-digital-marketing-leads-using-builtwith/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/08/25/finding-digital-marketing-leads-using-builtwith/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 00:00:00 -0700 The CSV option is still available and will also work with a wide variety of systems!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/08/24/excel-xlsx-format-exports/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/08/24/excel-xlsx-format-exports/ Mon, 24 Aug 2015 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith Trends 6 years ago, to find technologies we'd visit the homepage of websites and index them to create the trends. Fast forward to 2015 and we're now able to find technologies across an entire website rather than just the homepage. It makes trends data much more accurate and bumps the numbers for just about every technology. [caption id="attachment_1179" align="aligncenter" width="563"] Bump in Totals from site wide trends data (old on the left, new on the right)[/caption] Send feedback to us if something is amiss!  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/08/18/site-wide-technology-trends-data/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/08/18/site-wide-technology-trends-data/ Tue, 18 Aug 2015 00:00:00 -0700 http://trends.builtwith.com/link

What are Verified Links?

These are links from a website to an external service where that external service is typically paid for and owned by the domain. In the example below the BigCartel store is clearly linked to the web domain, we now link the two together and report on this. This new detection method provides the ability to determine which sites are using these external services. This can be super relevant for people looking for websites that are customers of these solutions but not fully integrating the service with there website.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/08/18/verified-links/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/08/18/verified-links/ Tue, 18 Aug 2015 00:00:00 -0700 http://trends.builtwith.com/shipping. [caption id="attachment_1141" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Attribution: MPD01605[/caption] This new data lets you create reports based around websites that offer shipping options with providers such as UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL, TNT, Royal Mail, Canada Post, Australia Post and many more. This is especially useful for finding more localised content, for example you could create a report that shows all Magento websites that use courier companies that typically have a minimum yearly spend commitment.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/08/11/shipping-provider-tracking/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/08/11/shipping-provider-tracking/ Tue, 11 Aug 2015 00:00:00 -0700 You can now say, show me the Shopify stores that accept PayPal or show me the Magento stores accepting Visa and American Express or "show me all sites accepting American Express in the United States". This new tracking method extends our payment provider tracking service greatly and we hope will be a help towards finding more accepted payment methods going forward. You can see payment acceptance usage trends at http://trends.builtwith.com/payment/payment-acceptance.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/08/06/payment-acceptance-tracking/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/08/06/payment-acceptance-tracking/ Thu, 6 Aug 2015 00:00:00 -0700 WooCommerce has continued it's growth increase by over a third, adding 247,245 domains with the technology. WooCommerce was acquired by Automattic in May of this year (Automattic are the company behind WordPress which is the software WooCommerce integrates with). Spree Commerce are one of the biggest gainers though since January, doubling the amount of sites we detected using their platform. GoDaddy also added an impressive amount of domains as they've stepped up their offering with their redesigned GoDaddy Online Store. GoDaddy host 38.6 million domains so they definitely have the marketing ability to further increase their platform.

Biggest Drops

Magento Go was shut down in February of this year, it dropped in usage by 92% because of this, now only a handful of sites appear to be using Magento Go and these are probably just using old code that they have migrated to Magento CE.

Top 10 eCommerce Market Share on the Entire Internet

The current breakdown of the top 10 eCommerce platforms we track currently looks like this - [caption id="attachment_1145" align="aligncenter" width="766"] Totals for technologies found on the homepage of domains across 328 million sites[/caption] 8 of the top 10 technologies continue to grow market share whilst osCommerce and VirtueMart appear to be losing market share. Magento gains the most from their loss as shown in the market share report for Magento.

Future for eCommerce

Similar to the CMS trends there are open source options and paid for options both gaining customers. The paid for solutions such as BigCommerce and Shopify continue to increase their market share and with that their financial resources will continue to increase allowing them to break into more of the open source market share. However we've not entirely seen that happen yet and products look WooCommerce have literally come out of nowhere to dominate the eCommerce technology trends.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/07/27/entire-internet-ecommerce-usage-january-july-2015/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/07/27/entire-internet-ecommerce-usage-january-july-2015/ Mon, 27 Jul 2015 00:00:00 -0700 jQuery added an additional 2 million domains to their usage, increasing their market share by 4%. The biggest market share increases though was for a more modern framework called socket.io - it provides real time bidirectional event based communication. Websites using this technology may be packaging it with others, such as advertising technologies or analytics technologies that require fast event driven responses but it's quickly become the de facto library for real time messaging. The Facebook Graph is still growing at an extraordinary rate which cements Facebook's position and has most likely prevented them from becoming a MySpace as it becomes so much more intertwined with the active web in general. 6.7 million websites make a call to Facebook Connect. Parsley JS has been one of the most successful premium companies in terms of growth, doubling their market share and adding 18k domains to its user list. Another HTML5 library called GSAP from GreenSock has also seen very good growth in the past 6 months.

Losers

One of the biggest losers in terms of number drops is SWFObject - which has never worked on iPhone devices. It lost 221,822 sites since January but it's still on over 2 million websites in total. Google Friend Connect dropped 74% since January down to 39k sites from 154k which is a good thing as this product died in 2011. One of the more interesting stats is that use of the Yahoo User Interface library, which was announced as no longer supported has increased usage by 16% since January, on to well over 1 million websites!  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/07/22/entire-internet-javascript-usage-january-july-2015/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/07/22/entire-internet-javascript-usage-january-july-2015/ Wed, 22 Jul 2015 00:00:00 -0700 Windows 8 IE Pinning, a feature that lets you pin a website to the start bar of a browser. Having a website pinned to a users desktop is a huge advantage for that website as it is more likely to draw additional traffic to it. New HTML5 elements are also started to be used, the element provides a responsive method to control which image resources a website displays based on the type of browser accessing it has seen a large growth, however total numbers are still relatively low as IE and Safari (and more importantly iOS Safari) still do not support the element. JSON-LD support has increased significantly, thanks to Google supporting the format that helps search results present data from websites in a clearer format. The benefit to the website owner is better structured results from Google Searches which is hugely important. HSTS has also increased quite significantly, this is an important web security policy mechanism that forces sites to communicate securely. The ongoing revelations of government spying may be a contributing factor to the increase in secure transactions online.

Losers

PubSubHubbub dropped 26% since January and the blink element dropped 8% but we're still seeing it out there!  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/07/15/entire-internet-document-standards-usage-january-july-2015/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/07/15/entire-internet-document-standards-usage-january-july-2015/ Wed, 15 Jul 2015 00:00:00 -0700 This new export format makes it easier to work with the data on a lead basis with existing CRM tools! Watch the video on the knowledge base for how to access this new export data.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/07/14/crm-style-export-from-builtwith/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/07/14/crm-style-export-from-builtwith/ Tue, 14 Jul 2015 00:00:00 -0700

Future for Mobile Web Technology Trends

10% of the Entire Internet now has a viewport meta tag on it, this is an incredible growth that will not slow down as the format for mobile websites has truely been locked down. Google has demanded websites provide a mobile compatible interface or face losing search rankings. This will encourage non-mobile compatible websites to become so and older designed mobile sites which typically redirects based on the type of device visiting will eventually become responsive which is the de facto method of implementation (and accounts for the growth of non-scaleable content and viewport meta tags).  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/07/09/entire-internet-mobile-usage-january-july-2015-2/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/07/09/entire-internet-mobile-usage-january-july-2015-2/ Thu, 9 Jul 2015 00:00:00 -0700 328,852,063 Domains were indexed this quarter. In the past we've shown the increase in usage by numbers, this is interesting but doesn't show much of a change. WordPress has been found on an additional 1.1 million domains since January but only accounts for a 7% increase in customer base. Where as Ghost was added to 2,184 domain home pages and accounts for a 17% increase in their customer base. Freemium offerings like Squarespace and Wix also increased their customer base by around 150k new websites but with a 33% increase in usage of Squarespace and a 14% increase in Wix as their initial custom bases are very different.

CMS Market Share Increases by Install Base

More and more websites appear to be using a known CMS (rather than being custom built from the ground up) - this makes total sense now, the existing tools have matured so much and with a huge market of supported extensions and plugins that look after things like design, SEO, caching it doesn't make sense not to use one. WordPress is a clear CMS leader, 48% of all sites that we detect that are using a known CMS system are using WordPress (so almost 1 in 2 CMS powered sites).

WordPress Versions

Version changes for tools like WordPress show massive swings as you would expect, 1.1 million sites dropped WordPress 4.0 whilst 3.4 million sites added version 4.2. 1748 websites are still using (or at least pretending to use) WordPress 2.1 which was released 8 years ago, down 259 sites since January.

CMS Losers

There was no significant losers in CMS - some of the biggest ones are from the biggest companies such as GoDadday, Yahoo and 1&1 - however this may be a change in how their parked domains are perceived. Most of the losing CMS systems already have a small user base already and are CMS systems that have not been updated for months or years. Pligg CMS dropped its user base by 14% but has not seen a blog post since August 2014 for example.

Where are CMS systems heading?

WordPress continues to accelerate in growth whilst freemium competitors like Wix and Squarespace can now afford to have Heidi Klum and The Dude in their advertisements. Wix and Squarespace's main acquisition for existing websites that are using a CMS are from WordPress sites, however Automattic, the company behind WordPress, also have a premium version of their product at Wordpress.com  - just no known advertisement with celebrities in it yet.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/07/06/entire-internet-cms-usage-january-july-2015/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/07/06/entire-internet-cms-usage-january-july-2015/ Mon, 6 Jul 2015 00:00:00 -0700 Signup for a plan to get one of these exclusives!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/06/30/new-t-shirts-now-live/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/06/30/new-t-shirts-now-live/ Tue, 30 Jun 2015 00:00:00 -0700 Dentists in Birmingham but not Alabama. [caption id="attachment_1102" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Searching for Keywords using Negative Keywords.[/caption] You can access negative keywords by customizing a keyword report you create. View the knowledge base article on how to create these reports or go straight to creating a keyword report.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/05/26/negative-keyword-searches/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/05/26/negative-keyword-searches/ Tue, 26 May 2015 00:00:00 -0700 Drupal Version tracking to BuiltWith. This lets you find our websites using specific versions of the Drupal CMS from 4.x to 8.x and onwards. This breakdown is useful if you'd like to help upgrade users off older versions of the software. View the Drupal Usage Trends to access the specific version reports sidebar option.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/05/20/websites-using-specific-drupal-versions/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/05/20/websites-using-specific-drupal-versions/ Wed, 20 May 2015 00:00:00 -0700 We've released version 7 of our Domain API. This version has one major difference, that is, emails are now included with results for people at websites -   APIv7 Additional Features

• Social Links - Facebook/Twitter/Google/Instragram/LinkedIn/Pinterest to name just a few of the social links we now provide on Domain API lookups.
• Technology Categories - All categories which a technology resides (such as 'A/B Testing', 'Conversion Optimization' rather than just 'analytics') attached to results.

Checkout the BuiltWith API - you can use this as part of your lead prioritization strategy or any other method that you like.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/05/06/builtwith-domain-apiv7/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/05/06/builtwith-domain-apiv7/ Wed, 6 May 2015 00:00:00 -0700 more than 15 million of them currently being tracked by BuiltWith! WordPress blogs that have been updated infrequently are less interesting than the ones being actively maintained because you know there's someone or something behind it keeping it going. [caption id="attachment_1090" align="aligncenter" width="560"] Update Frequency for WordPress Websites in the Quantcast Top 1m - May 2015[/caption] In the top 1 million websites that are built with WordPress in May 2015, 30k are updated monthly, 18k are updated weekly and 29k are updated daily. Around half of the 189k WordPress sites in the Top 1m aren't updated in this window at all - this may be because not all WordPress sites are blogs, it can be used as a CMS and not have traditional "posts" at all. Learn how to find Busy WordPress Blogs with BuiltWith at the knowledgebase.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/05/04/finding-busy-wordpress-blogs/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/05/04/finding-busy-wordpress-blogs/ Mon, 4 May 2015 00:00:00 -0700 Coinbase and Coinjar now in the market place and the general acceptance that the currency is here to stay, especially now you an book air flights with it. You can pay with Bitcoin by clicking on the option on the checkout pages.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/04/22/now-accepting-bitcoin-via-coinbase/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/04/22/now-accepting-bitcoin-via-coinbase/ Wed, 22 Apr 2015 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith Keyword Reports. Now you can search hundreds of millions of websites, not just for the technology they use, but the keywords in their domain name or on their homepage. We nicknamed this a "B2B Search Engine" because like popular search engines it lets you search for keywords and phrases and download reports over the entire internet, where as with consumer search engines such as Google, they make you page through the results and they are more than likely geo-targeted - which is great for consumer use but not for business searches. From the list of websites which feature your chosen keyword you can create a report, generate a lead list and filter further to find exactly the sites you're looking for. In the steps below, I'll show you how to create a new keyword report and quickly find a list of sites that would be much, much more difficult to find using any other method. You'll see below just how quick and easy it is to generate a list of highly relevant leads who all use a "paid-for" technology. For this walkthrough, let's assume we're looking to generate a list of leads of that all sell aromatherapy products using an eCommerce store powered by Magento. I'll be using the keyword "aromatherapy" and looking for sites that use the keyword either on their homepage or in their domain name. You could use exactly the same approach to search for any other keyword or phrase instead. In the same way, later I'll be filtering my list to find sites that use Magento. You could filter the list to find sites that use any of the technologies we track (which is a lot).

Keyword Search

The first step is to create a new report based on a keyword list. From your dashboard, click on the Create New button and then select "Keyword List" as your data source as shown in the image below. At the prompt on the next page, select to add a new keyword (unless you've used the keyword before) and type it into the "New Keyword" box as shown below. When you're done, click next. Once you've clicked "Next" you'll be able to finalize your report, give it a name and confirm your selections. If you want, you can filter the results at this stage using the optional filters shown on the left of the screen. I'm not going to do any additional filtering yet, so I'll just finalize the report and wait for the results to be gathered by BuiltWith. Another way of accessing the Keyword Lists reports is to head over to the Keyword Lists page here and type your chosen keyword into the box as shown below. If you're stuck for inspiration, you can see plenty of examples in the list underneath. Once you've selected your keyword, you can create a report by downloading the lead list. Just click the button as shown in the image below. This will create a report which is accessible from your dashboard, just as if you'd created a new report using the steps I showed earlier.

Filter by Technology

After following the steps above, I now have a report identifying more than 14,000 sites with the keyword "aromatherapy" on their homepage. My next step is to refine those results. In this example, I'm looking for sites that use Magento. To find those sites, click on the "Market Share" tab inside the report and then on "Magento" shown in the pie chart. Here, the "193" next to Magento shows that BuiltWith has found 193 sites which match the filters I've set up (in this case just "aromatherapy" as a keyword and "Magento" as a technology). If the technology you're interested in isn't shown in the pie chart, you can select a category (in this case, eCommerce) using the drop-down menu on the left and then find your chosen technology. After selecting Magento and scrolling down a little, we can now see a list of sites which meet the criteria. At the bottom of the page is the option to create a new report of the sites using Magento. Clicking the "Create New Report" button, as shown below, will add the report to your dashboard. So now we have a report in the dashboard showing details of 193 sites using Magento with the keyword "aromatherapy" on their homepage.

Investigate The Leads

At this point, we have a list of sites which match our criteria. You could use this list of highly targeted leads however you want but today, I'm just going to take a closer look at a couple of the sites. First up is Starwest Botanicals, a herbs and spices eCommerce store. In the result in the BuiltWith report we can see details about the site including telephone numbers, registered address and a list of technologies implemented on the site. Clicking through to the site shows us a well presented, Magento powered store Just in case you're in any doubt, the image below shows a section on the homepage all about aromatherapy (which was the keyword we filtered for earlier). Another result on the list is Cococare. This is a site outside of the Quantcast and Alexa 1m and would have been difficult to find using any other method. As before, we can see details of the site in the BuiltWith report as you can see below. And here, on the homepage, we can see aromatherapy products featured front row and center in this Magento powered store. If you're interested in generating reports like this and compiling lists of highly targeted leads, BuiltWith Pro might be for you.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/04/17/how-to-find-quality-keyword-targeted-leads-in-less-than-two-minutes/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/04/17/how-to-find-quality-keyword-targeted-leads-in-less-than-two-minutes/ Fri, 17 Apr 2015 00:00:00 -0700 exclusive and CONFIRMED report and are confident to release this news. An unknown figure was spotted and photographed wearing a potential new design for the revamped BuiltWith T-Shirt soon to be made available for free to all Basic, Pro and Enterprise customers of BuiltWith. Whether this is the final design is not yet known but sources close to the designer have said this may be one of the final candidates for this years redesigned t-shirt. A close up reveals the black printed t-shirt contains an image of the world with a green BuiltWith logo in the top left hand corner. "It's super stylish; I used to wear the old one only when doing the gardening but if I can get my hands on this new design I'm going to wear it out to parties and formal occasions" said nobody. The new t-shirt design is set to ship in May 2015! Signup for a free account on BuiltWith to be notified of its availability.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/04/09/builtwith-t-shirt-exclusive/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/04/09/builtwith-t-shirt-exclusive/ Thu, 9 Apr 2015 00:00:00 -0700 Google Webmaster Tools' - Soon Google will start ranking results by their appropriateness of smartphone users (as you can see from the text of the email above). Google Rankings are the difference between visits to your website and not for some/most people with websites and hence is the reason why the "Viewport Meta" tag we track has been at the top of the fastest growing technologies for a few weeks -

What is the Viewport Meta Tag?

The viewport meta tag basically controls the layout of a webpage based on the parameters configured within it. If you were to make a website mobile friendly, i.e. one that uses Responsive CSS you will most likely require a Viewport meta tag. It's no coincidence that BuiltWith recently became fully mobile optimized and that the Viewport Meta tag only started to appear in October 2014 on our website.

Deadline

The deadline for mobile compatibility is the 21st of April 2015 - we predict the amount of sites that have meta viewport will continue to increase, see the latest chatter about this Google update via the hashtag "mobilegeddon".]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/04/07/when-google-says-mobile-you-say-viewport/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/04/07/when-google-says-mobile-you-say-viewport/ Tue, 7 Apr 2015 00:00:00 -0700 You can now create a report and filter it by keywords or phrases found on the homepage of these pages. You can find this new function under the "Keywords" tab of all reports on BuiltWith Pro.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/04/01/want-magento-stores-selling-jeans/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/04/01/want-magento-stores-selling-jeans/ Wed, 1 Apr 2015 00:00:00 -0700 Read this to see how I put the list together). When flicking through the list of results BuiltWith generated, I was surprised to find WooCommerce in use at all on some of the sites. Many of them aren't traditional eCommerce stores and in some cases the storefront is quite hard to find. But if the website has made it onto the list, there must be a storefront or eCommerce aspect somewhere. It's just a matter of finding it. Fortunately, with the help of the BuiltWith Technology Profiler (I'm using the BuiltWith extension for Google Chrome), this isn't hard to do. As you can see in the image below, using the Technology Profiler I can very quickly see that the website www.entrepreneur.com has a bookstore which can be found on the bookstore.entrepreneur.com sub-domain. Enough about how I found these websites, let's get into who's using WooCommerce. In the list below you'll find ten popular websites that are using WooCommerce to power an eCommerce element of their site.  

1) Entrepreneur Bookstore

As we just found out using the BuiltWith Chrome Extension, Entrepreneur.com has a book store powered by WooCommerce. The book store stocks a whole range of business books and aims to offer something for entrepreneurs at all stages of business. There are links to eBook providers like Kindle and Nook as well as an integrated shopping cart to allow users to buy books (physical or electronic) directly without having to leave the site. It looks like WooCommerce has everything under control. The store looks good and has everything it needs in the right places.  

2) Archive.org

It looks like the non-profit internet archive library at archive.org launched their WooCommerce store last summer. The storefront is simple and functional offering a range of products aiming to appeal to "the archivist in you",  

3) AllCrafts Partners Store

The setup of the AllCrafts Partners Store is a little different from the WooCommerce stores featured above. Instead of listing products for sale directly on the website, this store is using affiliate links to direct buyers to other sites where they can make a purchase. This store is really a collection of products which has been collated into one place. WooCommerce is a neat way of displaying the products with clear images and easy navigation using the menu.  

4) London Evening Standard

The British newspaper, London Evening Standard, runs an online fashion page with curated groups of products. As with the AllCrafts Partners Store, the product pages here use affiliate links to send visitors to merchants sites where they can purchase the products they're interested in. WooCommerce provides a useful framework here for holding the product information.  

5) Counterpunch

"America's best political newsletter", Counterpunch, offers a broad range of products through their WooCommerce powered store. Books (paper and digital), T-Shirts and magazine subscriptions are all available in a fairly typical store layout. Counterpunch is also using the store to handle one time donations. Donations can be added to the cart, just like any other product, and are managed by WooCommerce from there.  

6) Keurig

Up next is a relative newcomer to WooCommerce. BuiltWith first detected its use on the Keurig site in December 2014. WooCommerce is being used to handle payments for the different Keurig Choice monthly packages.  

7) CDW

NASDAQ listed CDW has a market cap of $6.25BN and uses WooCommerce on their  POS Solution Finder site, that helps retailers find suitable POS systems for their business. We first started to detect that this year.  

8) Total War

After a string of popular PC games, the Total War series is well established. Now you can buy a T-Shirt with the symbol of your favourite faction from their WooCommerce powered store.  

9) Deliciously Organic

If you're after organic recipes and meal plans, Deliciously Organic might be the place to start. BuiltWith discovered WooCommerce driving their store in March 2014 which is about the time that BuiltWith also noticed they stopped using Magento. It looks like they made the switch and have stuck with WooCommerce since.  

10) Rough Guides

Rough guides have been one of the essential travel companions for thousands upon thousands of travellers over the years. WooCommerce provides the backbone in their online store.  

Wrapping Up

So there you have ten different sites all using WooCommerce. As you can see, it's a versatile eCommerce platform and is growing in popularity at an incredible rate with integrations from the basic to the extremely customized. The list of WooCommerce sites presented here has been compiled using BuiltWith data. If you’d like to discover more of the 685,000+ websites using WooCommerce, a BuiltWith Pro Subscription might be for you.    ]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/03/30/whos-using-woocommerce/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/03/30/whos-using-woocommerce/ Mon, 30 Mar 2015 00:00:00 -0700 The new social data is visible on both the Pro tool and in detailed lookups - see an example for builtwith.com.

Fully Exportable on Pro

Of course if you create a report on BuiltWith this data is fully exportable. Export the meta data report to get the social signals as columns in that report. You can see all of the data you can export on BuiltWith on the knowledge base as well as view a sample Excel export.

Integrated in the Widget

Of course you can also get this data in the widget via the advanced lookup function. We hope you find this new data useful for you and we're happy to get any feedback from you on other features you'd like to see on BuiltWith!  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/03/17/exportable-social-data-for-websites/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/03/17/exportable-social-data-for-websites/ Tue, 17 Mar 2015 00:00:00 -0700 trends, blog and all public facing pages - previously we have updated technology profiles to mobile but now everything is. Funny thing is we started the mobile optimization upgrade process yesterday and a day later Google announced on their Webmaster Central Blog that mobile-friendliness will be a ranking signal starting in April!

In February 2009 an estimated 0.14% of the web was mobile ready, in February 2015 it's more like 25% (source)

Still a way to go for "mobile everywhere" but we may see this chart that is already climbing quickly climb at an even faster rate after Google's recent announcement that not being mobile friendly is going to cost search rankings.

 

Meta Viewport Usage 2009 to now.

Finding Non-Mobile Optimized Websites using BuiltWith Pro

You can generate reports on BuiltWith that shows businesses that do not have a modern mobile optimized website. To do this, create a report on a technology of interest such as an eCommerce platform like Magento and then prioritize it by the sites that don't have mobile elements like viewport meta. View a demo of how to do this on the knowledge base.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/02/27/mobile-optimized/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/02/27/mobile-optimized/ Fri, 27 Feb 2015 00:00:00 -0800 Custom Audience Email List" - this feature lets you export the raw list of emails within a report that you can then use for Custom/Tailored Audiences on Twitter, Facebook and other networks that supports this awesome functionality. [caption id="attachment_997" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Targeting technology customers on social networks like Facebook.[/caption] This new export is available on the Export tab of all reports on BuiltWith for all accounts. Watch short videos on how to Reach Audiences with Twitter and Reach Audiences with Facebook on the BuiltWith Knowledge base.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/02/25/custom-audiences-export/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/02/25/custom-audiences-export/ Wed, 25 Feb 2015 00:00:00 -0800 Keyword Report feature lets you generate lists of websites around the usage of any keyword. For example you can now generate a report for sites using Magento with the keyword "cosmetics" on the homepage, returning only websites that are related to the cosmetic industry and using that particular shopping cart system. You can choose any keyword found on the homepage of over 306 million domains across the entire internet, get the full report and break it down by technology usage, category usage, spend, location and more.

The Power of Keyword Reports

Here's some examples of the reports you could generate using this new feature -

• Jewelry websites that spend more than $500 a month on web technologies,
• Dentists that are using a blog,
• Websites with the keyword Flower that are not doing conversion optimization,
• Fundraising websites that are not using PayPal,
• Kitchenware websites with an address in the United States.

There report variations are unlimited and can all be created using BuiltWith Pro with keywords of your choosing!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/02/18/keyword-reports/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/02/18/keyword-reports/ Wed, 18 Feb 2015 00:00:00 -0800 similar entire internet insights for Jan-June 2014 so this will include some updates on that, this year we're going to base it on categories to show the winners and losers in each.

Top CMS Growth

[caption id="attachment_977" align="aligncenter" width="600"] CMS Increases on Entire Internet[/caption] WordPress is the number 1 CMS system currently in use, it increased its usage on more than 2 million domains since June 2014. Wix, Squarespace, Weebly and various other hosted web solutions increased their market share in the hundreds of thousands as well. Two of the biggest losers are Yahoo Site Builder and Website Tonight.

Top Analytics Growth

[caption id="attachment_978" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Entire Internet Analytics Increase[/caption] Google Analytics dropped by a few million domains in our Jan-June 2014 update, it's back up again this year with an increase of +2 million sites. A/B Testing company Optimizely increased by a huge amount, this may be single site owners placing their snippet on their entire network (this information can be found in BuiltWith Pro). Facebook Domain Insights increased their numbers by more than 300,000 and Chinese hit counter 51.la added half a million new domains to their network. [caption id="attachment_979" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Less domains are using premium tools across less premium tool providers.[/caption] More premium technologies are losing market share within the analytics category than gaining, meaning there might be some consolidation as to what premium technologies are in use across all premium technologies tagged in analytics. More domains lost premium domains than gained, a deficit of around 154,000 domains removed premium analytics technologies altogether.

Top JavaScript Growth

[caption id="attachment_980" align="aligncenter" width="600"] JavaScript Usage Increase Across Entire Internet[/caption] jQuery increased its market share to 50 million domains, adding an additional 2.7 million with no end in sight for its incredible growth. Modernizr and HTML5Shiv from Paul Irish's team added over a million new domains between them. Internet Explorer has seen a resurgence as of late, with 814k domains adding the ability to pin the website to the Windows Start Bar. The biggest losers include MooTools which hasn't seen a new version since August 2014 and SWFObject, the ability to add Flash content to a website (which is not supported on Apple devices).

eCommerce Growth

WooCommerce was the real only standout eCommerce platform to show growth in the hundreds of thousands, almost making up for 50% of all of the new eCommerce platforms we found on the web. 103 eCommerce technologies increased customers whilst 121 of them lost customers. [caption id="attachment_985" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Top 5 Premium Tools Control nearly three quarters of the premium eCommerce space.[/caption] The top 5 eCommerce technologies, WooCommerce, Magento, Shopify, BigCommerce and Volusion make up 73% of the premium technology eCommerce landscape with 152 other premium providers sharing the remaining 27%.

Font Growth

Old libraries like sIFR and cufon are losing market share whilst new implementation tools like the Google Font API and Font Awesome have added almost 6 million new domains between them.

Mobile Growth

[caption id="attachment_982" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Viewport Meta Increase in 6 months.[/caption] Every single mobile categorized technology increased in usage, with the viewport meta tag adding 4.5 million domains, this is up from the last 6 month increase of 3.7 million domains, showing an increase in sites that are mobile compatible as the proliferation of smart phones continues.

Document Format Growth

[caption id="attachment_981" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Document Standard Growth[/caption] HTML5 sites increased by 10 million domains and was the largest technology increase we have recorded in the last 6 months. 1 million more domains are also using Twitter Bootstrap and just under 2 million have implemented Open Graph Protocol. 2.5 million less domains are using the Frameset tag and 1 million less sites are using the Meta Robot tag. 35k sites also removed the blink tag thankfully!

ZX Spectrum Resurgence

[caption id="attachment_983" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Attribution: Flickr[/caption] My first computer was a ZX Spectrum, it's almost as old as me, it has a 3.5MHz processor with 16KB of memory. There's a ZX Spectrum HTTPD meta tag (that is most likely a funny) that is returned by some websites. Last year we found 9 sites from just under 300 million domains, this year that number is around 64k!

Technology Consolidation

At our last update we noticed that more premium technologies were losing domains, whilst less premium technologies were gaining more domains. This year 588 (54%) premium technologies lost customers whilst 510 (46%) gained. The 46% that gained added 2,075,729 domains and the 54% that are losing customers lost 727,509 domains in total. This shows a continuing technology consolidation trend from the beginning of last year, with a slight slow down in the amount of losing technologies but a large increase in the amount of domains gained by the winning technologies.    ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/01/28/entire-internet-technology-insights-jan-2015/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/01/28/entire-internet-technology-insights-jan-2015/ Wed, 28 Jan 2015 00:00:00 -0800 Actually it's Andrew, BuiltWith's co-founder on his bike (checkout his Turbo Electric Bike Review). If you'd like a BuiltWith T-Shirt just sign up for a BuiltWith Account as it is now available on all plans!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/01/13/builtwith-t-shirt-spotted/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/01/13/builtwith-t-shirt-spotted/ Tue, 13 Jan 2015 00:00:00 -0800 Everyone has access to this new information, with premium and trial accounts seeing more data than logged out users. To access this data click "Customers and Market Share" when searching for technologies, or the Full Report button on technology Usage Statistics pages. Here's an example of one of the pages. It also shows you the international breakdown of where the customers for a technology are - This breakdown is also available with a higher level of customizability and access to the actual list of sites in our Pro Product.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/01/07/new-market-share-graphs/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2015/01/07/new-market-share-graphs/ Wed, 7 Jan 2015 00:00:00 -0800   BuiltWith's Operating Hours Over the Holiday Break - December 24th - Open 24 hours December 25th  - Open 24 hours December 26th - Open 24 hours December 31st - Open 24 hours January 1st - Open 24 hours  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/12/23/happy-holiday-season-from-builtwith/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/12/23/happy-holiday-season-from-builtwith/ Tue, 23 Dec 2014 00:00:00 -0800 This lets you know what reports contain new sites we've never seen before using the technology and allows you to quickly jump to those reports to further research those new leads. Learn more about our data coverage frequency in our "Moving to Real Time" blog post.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/12/09/net-new-reports/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/12/09/net-new-reports/ Tue, 9 Dec 2014 00:00:00 -0800 Improved research for Qualified Contacts The new lead research feature lets you qualify people's emails as well as find their social presence in one easy click. Lead Research can be access by clicking qualified results on reports or by accessing it via your dashboard. It is a free tool for Basic, Pro and Enterprise users. The screenshot above shows the social and contact information for me. Basic, Pro and Enterprise customers can access lead research by clicking on names in report results or by typing in arbitrary data on the lead research tool that's available here. You can also watch a quick screencast that demonstrates the Lead Research feature of BuiltWith Pro. This is just one of the new features launched in December, we've got a plenty more new features coming all driven by customer feedback. If you'd like to have something added or have an awesome idea let us know!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/12/05/lead-research/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/12/05/lead-research/ Fri, 5 Dec 2014 00:00:00 -0800 Open Full Size[/caption]

Who connects to a website that you've told no one about?

Because we know that we will visit websites frequently, we wanted to see who else and how quickly other companies were visiting newly registered websites and who exactly they were and why they were doing it. We also wanted to see who knew about domains that were much harder to trace.

How different TLDs differ in public availability

All new gTLDs (.zone .pro etc..) and some of the major TLDs (.com .net .org .biz) have daily updatable lists accessible to almost anybody, so inevitably if you register a domain within one of these zones it will be public knowledge within a few hours of registration, regardless of how obscure the domain is. ccTLDs (.uk .pw .de) operate differently, they don't generally make the list of registered domains publically available.

The Domain Name Setup

We registered two domains - one a .com and another a .pw - .pw is the top level country code for Palau a small group of islands in the Pacific Ocean - the ccTLD is however sold by "The Professional Web" a subsidiary of Directi, an internet registrar with 1000+ employees as an open ccTLD. We choose this ccTLD because it was the cheapest to register. Both domain names are registered as 12 random characters and numbers basically making it almost impossible for anyone to guess the domain names.

The Website Setup

We built a simple HTML5 valid website which contains -

1. The first four lines of Prometheus by Lord Byron in a paragraph tag
2. A signature for an expensive marketing automation tool - for our own testing
3. A single PNG image
4. A linked CSS stylesheet
5. A linked woff font
6. A linked JS file
7. An invocation of a web socket
8. An HTML5 video tag with mp4/ogg/webm and 3gp supported files
9. Inline JavaScript which makes an AJAX call

Sites that are "scraping" will generally just load the HTML content of a page, skipping the images, JavaScript, CSS, videos and definitely not perform any AJAX requests or opening websockets. A modern web browser would call most of the files linked above. We wanted to make sure we could see the difference between scrapers and an actual web browser in the logs for requests.

The Leaks

Registering a domain in absolute secrecy is almost impossible, here's the location of leaks before we've really even got started -

1. Namecheap - by registering the domain here this company is aware of our domain
2. Google - The confirmation of registration was delivered to us by Gmail - Google scan the content of emails to determine the advertisements - they also potentially visit website links in the email to determine if the website has malicious content.
3. All DNS server owners between Telstra and Namecheap - we do a test lookup using wget on Ubuntu Linux from our broadband plan in Australia with Telstra to ensure the web server is setup correctly, this performs a DNS lookup on our ISPs servers that will then look for a recently cached version of the IP address, which, if no other lookups have been done, would reside on Namecheap's DNS system.
4. Directi - The registry owner for the PW TLD - they have a record of the registration of the domain and Verisign, the registry owner for the COM TLD.

Who visited us - Tin Foil Hat Required

We expected to get traffic to our .com registration within a few hours because of its visibility on publically available zone files, it was just a matter of who and when. All queries within the first 28 hours were bots pretending to be PC browsers wit the exception of one. Here's what happened - .COM Domain Registered and IP points to web server @ 4:20 UTC on 4th November 2014. +4 minutes - Telstra (our ISP) This is us testing to ensure that the server is setup - this also leaks the existence of the domain into the DNS resolution system. +3 hours 57 minutes - Peer 1 - Unknown A connection from Peer 1 machine hosted in Vancouver. Blacklist logs for this bot show it changes its useragent frequently. +6 hours 45 minutes - Prolocation - Unknown A connection from a machine in the Netherlands that resolves to noc.prolocation.net, so appearing to be a part of this hosting companies business. +7 hours 17 minutes - Cyveillance - QinetQ Company This US based company provides threat intelligence and internet monitoring, its parent company QinetQ is a UK company formed from the privatization of parts of the Ministry of Defence and Defence Evaluation Research Agency. +11 hours 32 minutes - Hurricane Electric  - Unknown This is a strange one. The IP of this visit resolves to a single .com domain name - the WHOIS record for it shows it's owned by managing director of a US aviation and insurance company but uses a Chinese DNS provider. Searching for registrations from the same person turned up a few other domain names all of which were registered around April 2014 and all contained Chinese content. Based on the ease of accessibility of the person's contact information (home address, phone number, wife's name) via simple Google searches we don't believe that the owner of these DNS records matches the person controlling whatever this is connecting to the website. +12 hours 2 minutes - Cyren (Commtouch) Cyren is a cloud-based security solution provider, it lists Google as one of its customers saying that it provides them with "embedded antivirus solution to protect customers from malware" - as noted in the "Leaks" section above we received the confirmation of the domain registration via Gmail - that may have caused this connection to the website. +14 hours 5 minutes - DomainTools DomainTools provides DNS research, WHOIS lookup and cybercrime investigation services. +18 hours 37 minutes - BuiltWith That's us! Our window for finding new sites should be no more than 24 hours. +26 hours 47 minutes - Prescient Software Inc / IRS An IP with a DNS record of phishmongers.com that has TXT records pointing to the IRS that seems to be linked to Prescient Software Inc - you can Google that one for conspiracy theories.

What about the .PW Domain? Tin Foil Hat not Required

24 hours after registering the .PW domain in exactly the same manner as the .COM domain, not a single bot has visited the site (except for our own test to ensure the domain is setup correctly).

Conclusion

In just under 27 hours from registering a .com domain 8 different entities visited the website. Half of them  (Cyren, Cyveillance, DomainTools and BuiltWith) are all known companies that advertise the fact they do this, the other half are either unknown or don't advertise why they are indexing websites in such a short period of time since registration. All of the bots except the Prescient Software one pretended to be web browsers, none of the bots actually were (no CSS/JS or media requests were loaded). 24 hours after registering a .PW domain in the same manner as the .COM there have been no visits from any bots at all which isn't what we thought would have happened, the leaks of data that happen when you register a domain provides information to some companies about that domain. Missing from our logs are search engine bots, this must mean that search engines are not using domain registrations as a source of new crawler indexes, at least not relatively quickly. We will continue to monitor the visits to the websites and see what happens in the days and weeks to come.

               ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/11/05/a-website-in-the-forest/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/11/05/a-website-in-the-forest/ Wed, 5 Nov 2014 00:00:00 -0800 Tatvic recently used BuiltWith data to do a comprehensive study of eCommerce sites using Google's Universal Analytics tag. We've been tracking Google Universal Analytics since January 2014 and have seen its popularity increase since then as it became the de-facto method for adding Google Analytics to a website. Internet Retailer published the findings on their blog "Are online retailers embracing Google's new Universal Analytics?" finding that the majority of eCommerce stores had implemented UA at some stage in 2014. One of the interesting things that came out of the migration rate report is the speed at which hosted solutions had migrated their customers, potentially automatically, to UA as shown below - [caption id="attachment_917" align="aligncenter" width="530"] Adoption of UA by Platform[/caption] You can download the full Whitepaper from Tatvic for more information.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/11/04/google-universal-analytics-in-ecommerce/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/11/04/google-universal-analytics-in-ecommerce/ Tue, 4 Nov 2014 00:00:00 -0800 Sales data from hundreds of thousands of web stores [/caption] Some interesting things to note about global online shopping trends -

• Online shopping ramps up in Late October Most online purchases happen in October/November/December with a very sharp drop off in January - this time of the year it is customary in many cultures to exchange gifts - November sees a sharp raise thank to "Black Friday/Cyber Monday" sales
• January Bounce Back Many retail stores have "January Sales" - discounting may times which shows the bounce back to increased sales in Mid-January to February
• April-September Quite Period Online retail sales don't really increase of decrease much in this period.
• UK and Australia have similar shopping patterns between June and August 2014 both UK/AU based stores had the same peaks - this is interesting from a seasonal perspective as they are not aligned (UK Summer = Australian Winter).

We're going to monitor how much shopping trends differ from year to year going forward as well as provide new data on the increase or decrease in retail sales based on historical trends, available at builtwith.com/ecommerce soon!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/10/27/one-year-of-ecommerce-data-analysis/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/10/27/one-year-of-ecommerce-data-analysis/ Mon, 27 Oct 2014 00:00:00 -0700 We're adding support for responsive across BuiltWith Trends next!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/10/22/builtwith-responsive-profiles/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/10/22/builtwith-responsive-profiles/ Wed, 22 Oct 2014 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith Web Leads lets you get domains from customer data entered onto signup forms, contact us pages and other user generated forms on your website into reports within BuiltWith. An example scenario - A person from a high profile eCommerce website comes to your business, they enter their email address on the contact page but then abandon the process. BuiltWith will have picked the domain of the email address out of the form and inserted it into the Web Leads report on BuiltWith. Using the Technology Market Share tab and Prioritize Report features of BuiltWith Pro you can easily pick out the high value signups/abandonments on your website and highlight them as high priority lead sources. For more information on Web Leads and how to integrate them into your website visit the Web Leads Setup Knowledge Base Article.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/10/10/web-leads/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/10/10/web-leads/ Fri, 10 Oct 2014 00:00:00 -0700 Magento Version Distribution stats, we have also added WooCommerce version distribution detection. The great thing about this detection is over the long term you will be able to see how quickly websites upgrade to newer versions of software. WordPress for example have streamlined their upgrade procedure, doing it without interruption or manual intervention in some cases. You can see this in the speed of uptake for WordPress 4.0. [caption id="attachment_898" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Version distribution for WooCommerce on Top Sites in October 2014 - Full Size[/caption] The most prevalent version of WooCommerce is 2.1, being released 8 months ago it is quickly being caught up by version 2.2 - the trends for these technologies will now allow us to see how fast version uptake is for new versions of WooCommerce. See all versions of WooCommerce we now track. Pro users will be able to flag sites that have either not upgraded or upgraded to the newer versions shortly after their release using this new data.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/10/06/woocommerce-version-distribution/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/10/06/woocommerce-version-distribution/ Mon, 6 Oct 2014 00:00:00 -0700 The stars will follow you around based on the reports you create. A few ideas for how you could use them -

• Highlight your own accounts, making them easier to spot in reports you create.
• Star results you consider to be worth following up then use the report that is generated based on your star'd results to find new lead sources by understanding the most prominent technology market share partners.

Learn how to use Starred Domains over on the knowledge base or dive in now on BuiltWith Pro.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/10/01/starred-domains/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/10/01/starred-domains/ Wed, 1 Oct 2014 00:00:00 -0700 Market Share Validation All 7,000+ technologies tracked are identified by high level and detailed categories. We report on the adoption of technologies within each category segmented by low, medium and high traffic websites. Across both of these you'll find available market share analysis in our freely available technology trends data. BuiltWith Pro goes a step further providing the raw data used to create the trends graphs. This data allows you to select your own collections of technologies upon which to create market share comparisons and perform detailed analysis.

Vendor supplied client list and testimonial validation

Using the free technology lookup tool on our homepage or browser extension you can validate the presence of any Internet facing technology referenced in a vendor supplied list or testimonial. Knowing which companies are using a technology combined with identification of your contacts within the organisation (via our LinkedIn Integration) opens up unique opportunities for unsolicited customer experience references.

Comprehensive Customer Lists

Vendors will rarely provide full customer lists and the references that are provided may not be representative of their average customers. BuiltWith Pro enables you to see a full list of the companies using any technology that we track. Our advanced analysis tools enable you to quickly identify key customer groups within these lists. Segment by location, traffic levels, duration of technology use and spend.

Pulse check

Traction and a growing user base are critical to ongoing development and improvement of all applications. Active development is seldom sustained in the absence of growing user base. Our technology trends reports provide the raw insights into product and company performance based on actual installations and usage.

Big Data

Crawling the web on a daily basis we collect vast amounts of data which we make available to you. BuiltWith Pro provides you both with advanced online report building tools as well as raw exports of the data for your own onsite post processing. Not only does this allow you to test your own hypothesis to find insights and opportunities in the data - on a commercial basis you can utilise our data scientists to assist with more complex data compilations. By knowing every Internet facing technology in every website you can gain an unparalleled understanding of:

• Interaction between complimentary technologies.
• Early visibility of emerging technologies.
• Analyse adoption by industry, vertical, geography and time.
• Competitive landscape by viewing movements of customers between competing technologies.

 

Independent - Empirical data

Importantly the data collection is carried out by us making it impartial and independent of influence from the technology vendors themselves. The data is free of subjective interpretation and hence non competitive with advisory services. BuiltWith is regularly referenced as an authoritative source in the media, online and in conference presentations worldwide.

• Internet Retailer Webinar
• KissMetrics - Alternative Search Engines review
• Steve Blank's blog on Tools for Entrepreneurs
• Gartner's - Larry Cannell's analysis of Microsoft
• Acquia's analysis of Drupal CMS in the Enterprise
• Wikipedia coverage of Java vs .Net
• John Resig, jQuery founder at Microsoft's Mix10 conference
• MIT's technology review

Like to know more? Sign up for a free account or contact us.]]> gary@builtwith.com (andrew) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/09/25/using-builtwith-for-technology-research-and-advisory/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/09/25/using-builtwith-for-technology-research-and-advisory/ Thu, 25 Sep 2014 00:00:00 -0700 https://blog.builtwith.com/2016/06/15/builtwith-salesforce-sync/ for new functionality.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/09/11/salesforce-bulk-technology-update/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/09/11/salesforce-bulk-technology-update/ Thu, 11 Sep 2014 00:00:00 -0700 Magento to our data coverage and trending info. This lets us get an idea of what versions of Magento are the most used at any given point in time. Below show the breakdown of versions within top sites, Magento Version 1.7 is currently (as of September 2014) the most popular version of Magento in use today. [caption id="attachment_868" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Magento Version Distribution - September 2014- Larger Version[/caption] Going forward you'll be able to track all versions of Magento and their coverage on a weekly basis, just search for Magento and the version number to find the specific trends report. You will also be able to download reports on which version of Magento websites are using, letting you find customers that might need help upgrading or get in contact with ones that are working at the cutting edge of eCommerce software.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/09/08/magento-version-distribution/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/09/08/magento-version-distribution/ Mon, 8 Sep 2014 00:00:00 -0700 10% of the top 10,000 sites on the Internet host with Amazon EC2. So lets have a look at the breakdown - [caption id="attachment_859" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Amazon EC2 Most Popular Regions for Top sites - Full Size Version[/caption]

Key Findings

• Virginia is the most popular EC2 region for Top Sites, almost 75% of the top 10k sites using EC2 are in this region. Reasons for this may include it being the "default" region when you create an EC2 account, the first region EC2 was available in, generally has the most availability, first region for new features and along with Oregon one of the cheapest.
• None of the top sites are in China EC Region yet.
• The distributions are generally what we were expecting for the USA, Virginia/Oregon being the cheapest and most popular. California being the next most popular for West Coast US performance reasons by slightly most expensive.
• Ireland is the most popular non-US region, serving European based customers.
• 9 of the top sites are in the Amazon GovCloud Region, however not all of them are government related or owned!

]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/08/25/amazon-ec2-top-regions-by-usage/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/08/25/amazon-ec2-top-regions-by-usage/ Mon, 25 Aug 2014 00:00:00 -0700 just over one third of the global B2C eCommerce sales. While that is a pretty decent chunk of the pie, there is whole lot more business out there. Looking overseas can be a great way to broaden your customer base (whether you're located in the United States or not), but how do you go about finding and reaching these potential international customers? (hint - keep reading, I'll show you)

Why International Leads Need To Be Treated Differently

If you've traveled internationally in the last few years there's a good chance that you've seen the "HSBC - The Worlds Local Bank" advertising campaign. It's plastered all over more than 45 of the biggest airports around the world. The HSBC campaign is centered around the point that the different corners of the globe all have their own ways of working. You can't treat them all the same. And HSBC are right. [caption id="attachment_848" align="aligncenter" width="820"] Chris Waits - Flickr[/caption] The same is absolutely true when marketing to international leads and seeking out international customers. It's not enough to just get your advertising or marking material in front of international leads. You need to know who you're pitching to and to really speak their language (literally in some cases). Blanket campaigns which cover both home and international leads might generate some business, but they'll be far less effective than focused efforts which consider the country or region where each lead is based. The first step along this road then, is to find out who your potential international customers are, where they're based and what they do. That is where BuiltWith comes in.

Finding International Customers

BuiltWith has information about websites based in all of the countries around the globe. With over 289,000,000 active domains indexed, there's a good chance BuiltWith will be able to help you find new international customers. When taking a quick look at the data for any web technology covered by BuiltWith, you'll see a snapshot of where in the world the websites using that technology are based (websites using WooCommerce are shown in the image below). While this can give a good indication of where potential customers may be, the real value of the BuiltWith data can be found by generating reports. In BuiltWith, reports give you a structured list of all the indexed websites which match your chosen criteria. There are a range of filters available to help identify only the results you're interested in. To generate a list of potential international customers, you'll want to use the "Physical Location" filter. You can begin by creating a report by following the steps described in this post. Then when you get to the "Physical Location" filter, select a country you're interested in (as shown in the image below). Currently, the supported countries for this filter are the following:

• United States
• United Kingdom
• Canada
• Australia
• France
• Germany
• Netherlands
• Italy
• Spain
• Mexico
• More countries are added as requested

Then you can create the report in the same way as described in the step by step guide. BuiltWith will go away and find all of the websites which match your chosen criteria and generate the report for you. If you're creating several reports for different geographical locations, don't forget to give each report a useful name (Appending a couple of letters to the report name to signify the country tends to work well). The image below shows the report for websites using WooCommerce, as before, but now only sites with a UK address are listed. Another way of finding leads from a particular geographical region is to use an existing report (which might not have a Physical Location filter applied) and click on the Business Locations tab on the menu as shown below. The list you'll see next will show how many websites from your report have a physical address in each of the regions shown. As you can see in the image below, these results are grouped in regions or states rather than whole countries. By clicking on a region you're interested in, you'll see more detail of the websites with an address in the area. This can be especially helpful if you want to run very tight geographically focused campaigns. It's easy to overlook international leads or to treat everyone the same. You'll be missing out if you do. BuiltWith makes it easy for you to identify who and where you most likely future customers are. If you like what you've seen here, sign up for a free account and get started.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/08/19/how-to-find-international-customers-by-technology-usage/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/08/19/how-to-find-international-customers-by-technology-usage/ Tue, 19 Aug 2014 00:00:00 -0700 We've added reports that cover domains that have valid SSL certificates that are expiring. The new reports include -

• Top sites with SSL Certificates Expiring in 7 Days
• Top sites with SSL Certificates Expiring in 14 Days
• Top sites with SSL Certificates Expiring in 30 Days
• Top sites with SSL Certificates Expiring in 90 Days
• Top sites with SSL Certificates that are Expired

We've got a demo of how to create these reports on the knowledge base. We'll expand these lists to include premium sites and the entire internet soon.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/08/12/expiring-ssl-certificates-list/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/08/12/expiring-ssl-certificates-list/ Tue, 12 Aug 2014 00:00:00 -0700 WooCommerce. I'll be using a BuiltWith Pro account for this guide. You can find out more about BuiltWith Pro and everything you'll have access to if you sign up for a free account here. I'm going to start in the BuiltWith Dashboard. Once logged in, from you're dashboard (which should be the first screen you see when you log in to your account) you'll see a summary of all of the base technologies you currently follow and all of the reports you've generated so far. If you haven't done anything yet, these sections will be empty. If you're looking to gather a list of websites using any particular technology (WooCommerce in this case), the best way is to create a report. Begin by clicking either the "Create New" button or the "Create a Report" link from your dashboard as shown below. BuiltWith allows you to create a variety of different reports as shown on the next screen. In this case, we're interested in finding a list of websites using WooCommerce and so we need to create a Web Technology Based List. Select Web Technology as the data source as shown in the next image. Next, you'll be able to select from any of your Base Technologies (if you're chosen any) or search the BuiltWith database for any technology you want to investigate. In this case, we can search for WooCommerce and select the appropriate entry in the search results. From here, we can generate the report straight away. Just hit the "Finish" button on the next screen and BuiltWith will begin collating your list of websites. However, at this stage you have the option to customize the report. Perhaps you want to add some filters and are only interested in particular types of websites. If that's the case, hit the "Customize" button or select the "Optional Filters" from the left of the screen. Sometimes filtering your list of results as narrowly as possible can make the report you generate more manageable. If however, you want to see the whole lot, that's fine too! I'm going to look at the filtering options here by clicking on "Customize". The first optional filter allows you to filter the websites you're looking for by traffic rank. You can select particular Quantcast and Alexa ranges for the websites in your results by clicking on one of the options in the drop-down menu (as I've done in the image below) or typing specific values in the Start and End boxes. I'm going to select the Top 100K websites by Quantcast ranking and then click "Next". Next is the physical location filers. These let you filter results to show only websites from the countries your select. I'm going to view "All Data" from all countries and progress to the next filter. Top Level Domain filtering is next. Perhaps you're only interested in .com websites, or one of the others from the list. You can make a selection using this filter. I'm going to use "Select All" and more on to the final filter. Lastly is the Detection Date filter. Here you can select to view "Live" data (ie - websites that are currently using WooCommerce) or use particular dates to generate a snapshot. If using "Live" data, the list of websites you generate will update periodically. New websites that have begun using WooCommerce will be added to the list and those that have stopped will be removed. Using the "Live" setting ensures that your data is as up-to-date as possible. Alternatively you can create a static snapshot report. By selecting a range of dates between which WooCommerce must have been first detected by BuiltWith or last detected by BuiltWith you can create a static list of websites that won't change. Perhaps you're only interested in websites which started using the technology 6-12 months ago or those that stopped within the last 3 months. The Detection Date filter is especially useful in those scenarios. In this case, I'm going to create a Live report so I'll check the "Live" box and hit "Next". The final options page shows a summary of the selections you've made and let's you give the report a friendly name. After generating a few reports, it can be tricky to keep track of them all without giving them names that you'll recognize, so choose something useful here. If you want to make any changes, you can revisit any of the filters by using the "Edit" links or selected the filters from the shortcuts on the left of the screen. I'm happy with what's been selected though, so am going to click "Add to Dashboard". BuiltWith will now go and look through it's database for matches to pull into your report. Depending on the technology and filters you select, this could take a minute or so. You can keep track of it's progress in your Dashboard, which will update as more results are found. When BuiltWith has found all of the results, the report will be ready in your dashboard as shown below. This WooCommerce report didn't take very long to generate at all. Click on "View" to take a look at the results. BuiltWith has found 476 websites using WooCommerce matching the criteria I entered. Not bad for just a few clicks. You can look in a bit more detail at each of the websites in the list and have various other options from here which we'll get into another time. Generating lists like this is incredibly easy in BuiltWith and there is a wealth of information available. Have a look into BuiltWith Pro to see if this might be for you.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/07/23/find-which-websites-are-using-any-technology-with-builtwith/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/07/23/find-which-websites-are-using-any-technology-with-builtwith/ Wed, 23 Jul 2014 00:00:00 -0700 The HTML5 DocType saw an increase of 6,892,302 million domains, HTML5 has one of the steepest increase curves in the top million trends as well. John Resig, the creator of JQuery (which increased by 3.7 million domains) talks about the advantages of the HTML5 DocType back in 2008. One major reason? Compatibility. Using the HTML5 DocType makes websites easier to build across multiple browsers.   The viewport meta tag lets you control how a web page is represented on browsers with different screen resolutions and scales. This meta tag is a part of the web design approach known as Responsive Web Design and provides the necessary workings for a website to have an optimal viewing experience across devices. As smart phone usage increases, the requirement for responsive websites becomes more important, and this increase in domains using it reflects that.   Twitter Bootstrap is an extremely popular framework for resetting CSS styles and providing a base functionality for building a website. Tables, buttons, grids are all represented within the framework. We use it for BuiltWith.com and so do 3.6 million other websites on the Internet.   Google Ignores the keywords meta tag. Keywords aren't listed on the Webmaster tools meta data page. If Google aren't using them, why use them at all? Back in the 90ies the keywords tag was one of the most popular meta tags on the Internet (source). However even though it dropped almost 4 million domains in the last 6 months, 47 million domains are still using it, based on those numbers we might still see some websites still using this tag in 2020.   What are the most prolific premium tools on the Internet? Visual Website Optimizer, Optimizely, Squarespace, MailChimp and WooCommerce increased their usage on over half a million websites combined in the past 6 months.   One of the most interesting stats to come out of the six month update is that 60% of premium technology providers (ones that charge a fee for their software) have lost market share since January losing a combined 817,000 domains, whilst the top 40% have increased their market share, adding a combined 1,200,000 domains. This could be an interesting trend and we'll follow it closely over the next 6 months.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/07/09/entire-internet-update-insights-jan-to-june-2014/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/07/09/entire-internet-update-insights-jan-to-june-2014/ Wed, 9 Jul 2014 00:00:00 -0700 real time infrastructure. We've started by putting premium site totals into our free Trends data -   One interesting metric that comes out of this is how many premium sites rely on open source tools. For example, the coverage totals above show that over 1 in 5 premium sites are using WordPress for a least one aspect of the web infrastructure. This also means our free tech profile lookup tool will have much richer data for these additional 7 million businesses going forward.    ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/06/25/premium-sites-index/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/06/25/premium-sites-index/ Wed, 25 Jun 2014 00:00:00 -0700 Santana22) that moves us to a real time update infrastructure. This means we'll be using a new resource pool of over 7.5 billion entry points to find new leads and technologies in use on the web today. [caption id="attachment_841" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Realtime Indexing Backend System Login[/caption] The system has entered production today and will be fine tuned over the coming weeks to ensure it's running at full capacity on production servers from within our test environment. [caption id="attachment_798" align="aligncenter" width="600"] A Santana22 development processor machine[/caption] The refreshed back-end will be used to improve front-end functionality, beginning with a default report type of "Live" - rather than static snapshots between dates, the default technology report type will now reflect live results from the entire internet. [caption id="attachment_793" align="aligncenter" width="600"] By default, technology reports will now be live.[/caption] We'll be doing some case studies on the power of this system in the coming weeks. If you've got any questions please contact us we're happy to help.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/06/03/moving-to-real-time/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/06/03/moving-to-real-time/ Tue, 3 Jun 2014 00:00:00 -0700

Show you a list of sites spending between $100 and $1000 on web technologies

Show you a list of sites that are not using any form of A/B Testing

Show you all of the sites in California that started using Amazon as their web hosting provider in the past 3 months

Show you all of the sites that have not implemented call tracking but do have an eCommerce product installed

Show you all sites in your list that aren't or are mobile optimized (demo)

The prioritized report filtering configuration options are endless and can be catered to your specific requirements for lead generation. Watch a demo of Prioritized Leads in action. This additional tool doesn't use any of your quotas and is live on BuiltWith Pro now.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/05/21/prioritized-leads/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/05/21/prioritized-leads/ Wed, 21 May 2014 00:00:00 -0700 Technology Growth Awards series where we look a little more closely at some of the fastest growing technologies on the web today. Using BuiltWith data, we've highlighted some of the technologies who have seen a significant and continuous increase in users over the last twelve months. In the last post, we featured WooCommerce. Today, it's time to take a closer look at SendGrid. SendGrid is one of the worlds leading transactional email providers (for a bit of background on the email marketing scene you might want to read this post on premium mail providers). Founded in 2009 by three engineers who were frustrated with the email service providers out there, SendGrid was launched to improve email deliverability. The app has become incredibly popular and SendGrid now sends billions of emails every month. In total, SendGrid has sent out over 200 Billion emails. SendGrid boasts some high profile users. According to their homepage, SendGrid is used by big names such as Spotify, Pinterest and Foursquare. The BuiltWith B2B Lead Data reveals that plenty of other high profile websites also use SendGrid to handle (at least some of) their email. The image below is a screenshot of a Builtwith report showing the likes of eBay and GoDaddy amongst the list of SendGrid users, but there are plenty of other big names in the list. SendGrid's growth over the year hasn't been as fast as some of the technologies that we've featured as part of the Technology Growth Awards series, but it has certainly been consistent. There's been an increase in users of more than 30% over the last year.   [caption id="attachment_778" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Growth of Sendgrid customers in the top 100k sites by traffic since August 2012.[/caption] The technology is especially popular with some of the larger websites and SendGrid handles the transactional email for a big chunk of the top 10K websites. SendGrid's market share drops when we look at all of the websites out there, although it still maintains a good portion of the overall market. This perhaps suggests that SendGrid is seen to be a more stable and established technology than some of it's competitors (such as Mandrill, which is also seeing some strong growth). [caption id="attachment_779" align="aligncenter" width="514"] SendGrid Transactional Email Share Top 10k Sites vs. Entire Internet[/caption] It looks to have been a very good year for SendGrid and the trends suggest that the transactional email is a growing market. SendGrid are positioned very well with some high profile users and look set to have another year of steady but significant growth. All of the data used in this post and the infographic above has been provided by BuiltWith. You'll find more data on SendGrid here. Find out more about BuiltWith Pro, the data we have available and how you could use it to benefit your business.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/05/16/sendgrid-technology-growth-award-winner/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/05/16/sendgrid-technology-growth-award-winner/ Fri, 16 May 2014 00:00:00 -0700 according to the data, are growing. Mandrill Mandrill is a transactional email product which has been developed by the team behind MailChimp (the popular email platform which sends out more than 6 billion emails every month). They describe the product by saying "Mandrill is MailChimp for apps" which sums things up quite nicely. App developers can use Mandrill to send personalized one-to-one emails (such as receipts, notifications or password reminders) to users. Mandrill is run as a startup inside MailChimp and there is a lot of overlap with the parent company. A team of MailChimp engineers was formed to work solely on Mandrill and the MailChimp heritage shines through. Even the pricing structure Mandrill have adopted is similar to MailChimp, with a generous free usage quota. Take a look at the Builtwith usage data for Mandrill. The trend is clear and appears to be accelerating into 2014. Mandrill looks like it might be a product to watch this year. [caption id="attachment_765" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Mandrill Growth since 2012 in Top 10k/100k/1m Sites[/caption] Amazon SES Based on the infrastructure developed to serve their own customers, Amazon offers an outbound only email service. The SES stands for Simple Email Service and that describes exactly how Amazon are pitching this. As with some of their other services, Amazon SES users only pay for what they use. There is a free tier and close integration with some of Amazons other product offerings. Amazon SES has been around for a few years now (since early 2011) and has seen a gradual increase in usage. The Builtwith trends data shows that the growth of Amazon SES has been slow and steady. Over the last year, the product has seen an average monthly increase in usage of just over 3% (based on usage in the top 1 Million websites). [caption id="attachment_766" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Amazon SES Growth since 2012 in Top 10k/100k/1m Sites[/caption] SendGrid Founded in 2009 by a team of engineers who were frustrated with sending email using the tools available at the time, SendGrid has become an established product in the transactional email domain. SendGrid offer marketing email services but they're most well known for the transactional side of things. With intuitive reporting and analytics, SendGrid has a strong user base which includes companies like Pinterest and Foursquare. As you can see in the chart below, SendGrid have a larger user base than Mandrill (who also offer a transactional email service, and are not afraid of being compared to SendGrid) and are growing month on month. However, Mandrill are growing at a faster rate and are closing the gap. [caption id="attachment_767" align="aligncenter" width="600"] SendGrid growth across Top 10k/100k/1m sites since 2012[/caption] Wrapping Up Although some of the buzz around email marketing died down for a little while, the practice never went anywhere. Today's best email marketing tools do more than just send email though, as the three products described above show. There's a demand for strong reporting and analytics and transactional email is growing in importance too. The usage trends of these three products suggest that either more people are using email marketing as a whole or that people are turning to innovative products which offer a more comprehensive email marketing package. Either way, the email marketing space could be interesting to watch over the next year or so. Mandrill look like they're going head-to-head with Sendgrid and I wouldn't be too surprised to see a disruptive new product or two enter the race before too long. For a closer look at the data behind these email marketing products, as well as a whole host of other technologies, head over to the BuiltWith Trends pages. If you'd like to dig a little deeper into the BuiltWith data for email marketing products or anything else, a BuiltWith Pro membership might be for you. Have a look at what's on offer with BuiltWith Pro here.      ]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/04/15/the-growth-of-premium-mail-providers-2014/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/04/15/the-growth-of-premium-mail-providers-2014/ Tue, 15 Apr 2014 00:00:00 -0700 AdRoll. Today, it's time to take a closer look at WooCommerce.

WooCommerce is (in the words of the team behind it) "a Wordpress eCommerce toolkit that helps you sell anything, beautifully" and is the flagship product from WooThemes. WooCommerce has been seeing huge growth over the last year and has become one of the most popular eCommerce platforms online today. This isn't where it all began for WooThemes though, who had been up and running for a while before WooCommerce was launched. The company started out by producing custom themes for Wordpress with the aim of enhancing the appearance, functionality and usefulness of a Wordpress site. As they've grown, WooThemes has expanded beyond the scope of just Wordpress themes. The journey began way back in the early days of Wordpress. At the time, only a limited number of themes were available and late in 2007, the very first premium (paid for) Wordpress theme was released by Adii Pienaar. The theme turned out to be a hit and Adii was joined by Mark Forrester and Magnus Jepson around the start of 2008. The trio collaborated building themes for a few months and in July 2008, they decided to drop their other freelance work to focus their efforts on building the WooThemes business. The team worked remotely in different countries (which is still the setup the company uses today) and the founding trio didn't meet in person until April 2009 at a conference in London. Things went well and the company focussed mainly on Wordpress themes for the next few years. It wasn't until September 2011 that WooCommerce arrived on the scene. WooThemes worked with the developers of Jigoshop (a Wordpress eCommerce plugin) to branch their product and turn it to the first release of WooCommerce. The product proved to be a hit and gradually began gaining support and growing in popularity. That has stepped up significantly over the last year or so and WooCommerce is now in the top 5 most popular eCommerce platforms. As you can see from the chart below, the Builtwith usage data shows the trend is very clearly in an upwards direction, and it shows no signs of slowing down. [caption id="attachment_759" align="aligncenter" width="600"] WooCommerce Growth in Top 1m Sites 2012-2014[/caption] WooCommerce allows users to launch attractive, high quality stores quickly and easily. The core product is free (users can buy add-ons to extend WooCommerce if needed) which almost certainly adds to its appeal. The company has a rich background in design which really shines through. WooCommerce isn't just about providing the right functionality for users. WooCommerce offers more than that. It's about the whole package. From analysing some of the BuiltWith data for WooCommerce, it was interesting to find that only a very small percentage of the websites using WooCommerce are also using other eCommerce plugins. The uptake of complimentary technologies (as shown in the middle section of the infographic above) is very low. This again points to the fact that WooCommerce offers something of a one-stop-shop for users looking to set up their own eCommerce store. With WooCommerce, there doesn't seem to be much need to run any additional eCommerce technology. Things look like they're going well for WooCommerce, and the trend looks set to continue well into 2014 and beyond. It'll be interesting to see whether WooCommerce can overtake one of its competitors to cement itself in the top 3 most popular eCommerce platforms. All of the usage data used in this post and the infographic above has been provided by BuiltWith. View WooCommerce Trends data here. To find out more about BuiltWith, the types of data on offer available and how you can use it, head over to BuiltWith Pro Features.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/04/02/woocommerce-technology-growth-award-winner/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/04/02/woocommerce-technology-growth-award-winner/ Wed, 2 Apr 2014 00:00:00 -0700 MIT Technology Review - we provide information for TR to show them the growth of A/B testing on the Internet since 2010 in their business report section "Seeking Edge, Websites Turn to Experiments" by Antonio Regalado.   You can view our A/B Testing trends data for free on BuiltWith Trends.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/03/22/builtwith-data-in-mit-technology-review/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/03/22/builtwith-data-in-mit-technology-review/ Sat, 22 Mar 2014 00:00:00 -0700 Predictive Tab that can help you determine new sources of leads for your business. How do I use this new feature?

• Step 1: Create a report based on a web technology, ecommerce category or your own list of websites as per normal
• Step 2: Click the "Predictive" tab in your report
• Step 3: Browse the technologies your lead list websites were previously using to determine a good source of new leads.

Predictive leads use our vast historical technology database to determine the technologies websites in your report used in the past. We then identify patterns that emerge from that data, allowing you to find new sources of leads based on this historical data.

Example: Do BuiltWith Predictive Leads work in the real world?

We took a known technology comparison to see if the predictive tab reported an outcome as we would expect - Digital Ocean vs. Linode If you Google the term "Digital Ocean vs. Linode" there's over 12k results, being one of the most hotly contested comparisons of hosting providers, we thought we'd see where Digital Ocean's next customers were coming from using the Predictive tab on the report for all sites using Digital Ocean. We expected Linode to feature prominently in that report. The report shows that Linode is the top predictive source for new leads for Digital Ocean, and lists other potential lead sources under hosting below it. This is just one example, the possibilities are huge for your own research and we welcome you to try out this new feature of BuiltWith Pro. If you've got any questions about this new feature, please contact us, we are happy to help.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/03/12/builtwith-predictive-leads/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/03/12/builtwith-predictive-leads/ Wed, 12 Mar 2014 00:00:00 -0700

Back in 2008, a new eCommerce platform was born. Magento, which was originally intended to be a fork in the development of osCommerce (a popular open source eCommerce platform), has been growing ever since. In 2011 Magento was acquired by eBay Inc and now sits amongst the top three eCommerce platforms on the web. In this article, I'm going to take a closer look at Magento and some of the websites which are using it to handle their eCommerce storefronts. As you can see from the trends data below, Magento usage has been consistently on the increase for the last few years. In fact, thanks to a recent surge in the number of sites using the Enterprise Edition, Magento usage is accelerating and the platform is off to a great start of 2014. [caption id="attachment_740" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Top 100k Sites Using Magento Over Time[/caption] Magento comes in three flavours, each offering something slightly different. Here is a very quick run through of the three products offered by Magento:

• Magento Community Edition - This is really where it all began for Magento. The Community Edition remains an open source, free to download, version of the software. With a bit of work from a developer, the Community Edition can be moulded and shaped to form a reliable storefront for almost any purpose.
• Magento GO - A solution aimed at small business merchants looking to set up shop online quickly and easily. Magento GO offers a fully hosted storefront with a custom design.
• Magento Enterprise Edition - As you'd expect, the enterprise edition is where things get serious. Boasting a powerful feature set with custom design and detailed analytics, the Enterprise Edition is aimed at larger, more demanding online stores.

In my opinion there's no better way to understand a product than to see it in action. So, using BuiltWith website technology data, I've picked out ten examples of sites using either the Community Edition or the Enterprise Edition of Magento. As you'll see below, Magento is a flexible platform which means it can be implemented in a range of different ways. First up are five sites that are using the Community Edition of Magento. Sam's Club Auctions Sam's Club sells a huge range of products via an auction format. Whether you're looking for a blender, a necklace or a new TV, Sam's Club Auctions may well be the place to go. Magento is used to store and display the product catalogue.   Shop Heritage The online store for The Heritage Foundation (a US think tank who formulate and promote conservative public policies) is powered by Magento. The store mainly sells books and apparel, including quite a range of ties.   AAA Ohio AAA Ohio are using Magento to offer a range of travel gear and other accessories in a traditional store layout. Of all of their products, my personal favourite has to be the OSU Football Purse.   United United Airlines advertise their duty free products via a Magento powered eCommerce store. Although most products are not available to be bought online, United have used the format of product listings in an eCommerce store to display information about the what's on offer during flights.   BMJ Masterclasses BMJ Masterclasses is a little bit different from some of the more traditional eCommerce stores we've looked at so far. Instead of selling and shipping physical products, BMJ Maserclasses is using an eCommerce store to sell tickets to specialist medical training events.   The next five websites are all using the Enterprise Edition of Magento. There isn't a huge difference in the type of websites using the Enterprise Edition, although you'll probably notice that the sites in this line-up are generally a bit more polished. The Blaze Marketplace This website is all about promoting small businesses. The Blaze Marketplace has a goal to assemble the world’s finest collection of unique small businesses. They're about more than products or prices - the stories matter too. The Blaze are pretty selective in who they promote and each business that's featured has a space to share their story and explain what they stand for. The Blaze is proving popular with a growing, active social media following. It's no wonder they've opted for the Enterprise Edition of Magento to deliver their store.   Refinery 29 A hugely popular independent fashion website with a strong, crisp design, Refinery29 is all about inspiring visitors to live with style and creativity. Refinery29 attracts over 1 billion page views in a year and offers a clean and attractive eCommerce store as part of the site. Again, it's no wonder they've opted for the robust and customizable Enterprise Edition of Magento.   Warriors in Pink Warriors In Pink is a website which exists to help the fight against breast cancer. In 2006 Ford launched the Warriors in Pink campaign and introduced the first Warriors in Pink line of clothing and accessories. All of the net proceeds from sales on the site is dedicated to fighting breast cancer with donations going to charities that offer a wide-range of support.   Gallup Gallup is a platform which allows users to access and interact with global intelligence data. Powerful information can be interrogated and manipulated in a range of ways. The eCommerce aspect of the site is limited, but important in that it provides a gateway to the underlying analytics platform.   Catholic Answers This site is much more of a traditional eCommerce store. Catholic Answers stocks Catholic resources and information, mainly in the form of books. Magento provides a stable backbone for the store.   So there you have it, the sites shown above are ten of the most popular Magento powered websites online today. It's interesting to see how the same underlying technology has been implemented differently on each site. There are a couple which certainly stand out as being a step removed from the more traditional eCommerce stores. Part of the power of a platform like Magento is that it's versatile and robust. It can be successfully implemented in a range of scenarios. The list of Magento sites presented here has been compiled using BuiltWith data. If you'd like to discover more of the 200,000+ websites using Magento, a BuiltWith Pro Subscription might be for you. There is more free information about Magento usage here.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/03/04/whos-using-magento/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/03/04/whos-using-magento/ Tue, 4 Mar 2014 00:00:00 -0800 Inspectlet. Today, it's the turn of AdRoll. AdRoll was launched in 2007 and is now the world biggest retargeting platform, serving more than 10,000 advertisers across the globe. Retargeting is a relatively new concept that's been making it's way into the online advertising mainstream over the last few years and is proving to be very effective. Retargeting is all about keeping track of people who visit a site (usually an eCommerce store) and once they've left, displaying adverts to bring them back. AdRoll explain the process well here, where they identify that only around 2% of shoppers become customers on their first visit to an online store. Retargeting is used to bring back the 98% of people who didn't buy first time around in an effort to increase sales. AdRoll was formed in 2007 but didn't go to market with their retargeting offering until 2009. In the early days, AdRoll saw retargeting as something they could offer to customers for free as an addon to their other products. However, when the team noticed that their relatively unknown retargeting product was performing well and generating interest, a change of focus brought retargeting to the fore. When first venturing into the world of retargeting, AdRoll were very aware that responding well to customer feedback would be essential to build a successful platform. With a lot of experimentation and investment in R&D, AdRoll has been able to demonstrate the power of retargeting and has grown into the platform it is today. Now, on average, AdRoll retargeting customers earn $10 for every $1 they spend on retargeting. Boasting a customer retention rate of 97% with some big players like Hipmunk and Udemy jumping on board, it's no surprise that AdRoll has experienced sustained and significant growth for the last three years. [caption id="attachment_721" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Amount of sites in each top site group using AdRoll over time.[/caption] AdRoll HQ is in San Fransisco and the company also has an office in New York. Last year, with a huge increase in European business, AdRoll opened a base in Dublin, Ireland, and looks set for some significant expansion over 2014. It seems that there's just no stopping AdRoll - the march on Australia is next! All of the usage data used in this post and the infographic above has been provided by BuiltWith. You'll find more AdRoll data here. To find out more about BuiltWith and the types of data on offer head over to view our Pro Features.    ]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/02/25/adroll-technology-growth-award-winner/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/02/25/adroll-technology-growth-award-winner/ Tue, 25 Feb 2014 00:00:00 -0800 Inspectlet. [caption id="attachment_704" align="aligncenter" width="600"] View full size[/caption] Inspectlet is a web application which helps webmasters gain a deeper understanding of what their visitors are thinking during interactions with their website. By using eye tracking heatmaps, screen-capture (actual recordings of the screen during visitor sessions) and user-interaction analytics, Inspectlet gives webmasters a way to observe their visitors' actions naturally. The vision for Inspectlet was born back in the 2011, when founder Rachit Gupta set about helping web designers understand their visitors more effectively. He put a team together and in June of that year, the first version of Inspectlet was launched. Fast forward to 2013 and Inspectlet is seeing some impressive growth. The usage numbers are still modest when compared with similar competing technologies, however, they are growing at quite a rate. As you can see from the usage trends chart below, Inspectlet has grown consistently month on month over the last year [caption id="attachment_705" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Top million growth of Inspectlet for 2013[/caption] One of the reasons for this growth might be because at the core of the vision for Inspectlet is the desire to make this technology widely available. In an interview from the early days, Rachit said: "I wanted to create a full user experience suite that’s affordable to everyone, because I think everyone should care about user experience the same way they care about traffic numbers.". In practical terms, that translates into Inspectlet offering a more substantial free package than many other competing products on the market. Not only is this is a great way of encouraging webmasters to improve user experience by giving them access to valuable data, it also lets users give Inspectlet a real workout so they can make an informed decision about whether it's suitable for their needs. Inspectlet has been receiving positive reviews since its launch, and if the usage trend continues to grow as rapidly as it has this year, the future looks very bright for Rachit and the team. All of the usage data used in this post and the infographic above has been provided by BuiltWith. For more Inspectlet data see our Inspectlet Trends, updated weekly. For more information on BuiltWith and the types of data on offer see our Pro Features.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/01/20/inspectlet-technology-growth-award-winner/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/01/20/inspectlet-technology-growth-award-winner/ Mon, 20 Jan 2014 00:00:00 -0800 full index retrieval system to show what functions and variables are in memory when a web site has loaded. The biggest advantage this provides us is the ability to track technologies that are loaded from compressed javascript and/or 3rd party loaded javascript. Take builtwith.com as an example, as of writing this we compress most of the JavaScript for the site into a single file called bw.min.js - hiding most of the attributes we'd use to be able to track technologies. Using this new technique we are able to find technologies that are loaded once the webpage has fully loaded. On our site alone it increases technology tracking coverage by 25%. We've been doing in-memory indexing since September 2013 and tracking will be back-dated as we roll out this new tracking technique starting from today.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/01/02/memory-indexing/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2014/01/02/memory-indexing/ Thu, 2 Jan 2014 00:00:00 -0800 Moz recently performed a study into how technology choices affect Google Rankings. They found there wasn't much of a correlation, which is good news, imagine if using one hosting provider over another gave you some sort of unknown unfair advantage? [caption id="attachment_698" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Moz Hosting Provider Chart using BuiltWith Data[/caption] Checkout the findings over on the Moz Blog and a big thank you to Cyrus Shepard, Dr. Matthew Peters and the Moz team for researching and publishing this.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/12/05/moz-study-examines-technology-choices-and-search-rankings/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/12/05/moz-study-examines-technology-choices-and-search-rankings/ Thu, 5 Dec 2013 00:00:00 -0800 nginx sub-version report on free lookups[/caption] We'll also be backdating all of our technology coverage in Pro to the start of 2011 for this, so you can see what versions of software websites used at any particular point in time. This also gives us the ability to offer insights such as -

• What hosting providers used older versions of software
• What companies are on the bleeding edge of software releases
• How popular and how fast websites move from version to version

[caption id="attachment_694" align="aligncenter" width="323"] Sub-version reports in trends.[/caption] Version Specific Reports will now appear on the parent technology (jQuery, Apache, nginx for example) we'll update these numbers to reflect internet wide statistics in the coming weeks and also provide an interface to see how technology versioning changes over time.      ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/12/02/technology-versioning-now-online/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/12/02/technology-versioning-now-online/ Mon, 2 Dec 2013 00:00:00 -0800 Manager Enterprise Accounts Use the enable/disable accounts tab of enterprise tool to control who can access your Enterprise subscription. Providing the user has signed up with a domain that matches your corporate domain they will appear in your admin interface. [caption id="attachment_688" align="aligncenter" width="983"] Enable accounts using this Enterprise admin interface.[/caption]

 Bulk Add Accounts

Save time by enabling multiple people within your organization at once. All new accounts will get password reset emails and be enabled on Enterprise right away. If they previously created an account it will be upgraded to Enterprise. [caption id="attachment_687" align="aligncenter" width="985"] Bulk add accounts to your Enterprise Subscription.[/caption]

 Manager Administrators

Don't be burdened with managing your Enterprise account yourself. You can elect other people within your organization to administer users. [caption id="attachment_686" align="aligncenter" width="990"] Add managers to your Enterprise account.[/caption]  

Merchandise Management

All enterprise accounts get free merchandise for their team. Administrators can select the quantity and types of clothes they want for their team - [caption id="attachment_685" align="aligncenter" width="1018"] Select what you want for free![/caption] If you've got any questions about BuiltWith Enterprise please let us know we are happy to talk.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/11/21/builtwith-enterprise-admin-features/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/11/21/builtwith-enterprise-admin-features/ Thu, 21 Nov 2013 00:00:00 -0800 In my last post, I began running through the top 10 most popular eCommerce platforms in use on the web today. In that post I started in tenth position, and covered all of the technologies in the bottom half of the list. In this post today, I'm going to resume the countdown and move from fifth to first, revealing the most prolific eCommerce technology online today. To compile this list and to find out which websites are using each platform I'm digging into just some of the BuiltWith data. Feel free to have a look at the data for yourself, which covers much more than just the eCommerce platforms being presented here. For some of my research I've tapped into data available through BuiltWith Pro, which is even more revealing. You can find out more about that here. So, without further ado, let's pick up where we left off last time with the eCommerce platform in fifth position.  

5 - osCommerce

osCommerce is one of the most popular open source shopping carts available online (although not the most popular, as we'll see later). Built by a team of self professed geeks, this popular eCommerce platform has been running for over 12 years. In that time, hundreds of thousands of online stores have been created and various other products (including one that will feature further down in this list) have been based on the software. The platform has enough features enabled by default for it to provide a complete "out of the box" solution, but osCommerce can also be enhanced and has a huge number of add-ons available. osCommerce is well regarded for being simple to implement for users setting up a fairly basic shopping cart, although it's perhaps a little more difficult to modify the design and appearance of the cart than some of the other available platforms. The image below shows osCommerce in action. It shouldn't come as a surprise that Ubuntu would implement an open source eCommerce platform, and sure enough, they've gone for osCommerce.

 

4 - WooCommerce

Next up is WooCommerce. This platform has been built specifically for WordPress users and promises to "transform your WordPress website into a thorough-bred ecommerce store for free." WooCommerce is widely praised for being easy to use by store owners and customers alike. True to form for a WordPress based application, there are loads of themes to choose from to customize the look and feel of the store front. Whilst the basic WooCommerce package is free, and really can be used straight "out of the box", there are additional extensions which can be bought to add extra functionality. It's likely that in many cases, the basic shipping options and few payment options aren't enough and at least some of the extensions would make a worthwhile purchase. Looking at the BuiltWith trends data for WooCommerce, this platform has to be one of the fastest growing eCommerce platforms out there. The number of websites in the top million sites using WooCommerce has roughly doubled in the last six months. The image below shows WooCommerce put to good use on the sewing blog and store Sew Mama Sew.  

3 - Magento

In the bronze medal position is Magento, the eBay owned eCommerce platform. Magento comes in three different flavours, two of which are paid versions tailored towards either small or mid-large size businesses and the third is a free open source Community Edition. Perhaps more well suited to larger stores, Magento is a powerful platform with a strong reputation. Looking at the trends data for Magento, this is another technology that's becoming more and more popular. Magento is slowly but surely closing in on the top two spots. Magento is being implemented by all kinds of stores all over the web. Perhaps the biggest brand using Magento is Walmart, who are using Magento to power their liquidation auctions store as you can see in the image below.  

2 - Zen Cart

It's getting serious now, we're into the top 2. The second most popular eCommerce platform on the web today is Zen Cart.  Yet another open source software package, the heritage of Zen Cart is the same as osCommerce discussed above in fifth position. The Zen Cart development line split from osCommerce back in 2003 when new architectural changes were made to the code, although the two platforms still share a range of features. As with most open source software, Zen Cart is distributed under a GNU General Public License, which means it's free for anyone to use, change or modify. Whilst powerful and popular, Zen Cart is another platform packed with features that might be intimidating to someone looking to quickly set up a simple eCommerce store. Having said that, there is a range of different training materials and support out there. In the image below you can see Zen Cart in full flow on lightinthebox.com.  

1 - VirtueMart

The most popular eCommerce platform on the web today is VirtueMart. It probably shouldn't come as a surprise that this is yet another open source platform. VirtueMart is an eCommerce platform build on the Joomla! content management system (meaning Joomla! must also be used on any eCommerce store using VirtueMart). Whilst VirtueMart is free to use, there are a whole load of additional extensions that can be bought to enhance the look, feel or functionality of a a store. The platform has a good reputation and has enough features for most stores without needing to change too much. However, not everyone is convinced by the power of VirtueMart. As you'd expect from an open source platform, the support isn't at the same level as you'd want from a paid-for package. WooCommerce (currently sitting in fourth position) released a case study earlier this year explaining why one of their users had moved from VirtueMart to their platform. In there they mentioned support as one of their biggest gripes (although you could argue that there isn't much incentive for the case study to present VirtueMart in a totally balanced light). The quality of VirtueMart stores is quite low, it could be considered an e-commerce relic with many newer solutions offering easier to integrate functionality. It's growth doesn't match some of the competing products though, so it may only be a matter of time before it's knocked off the top spot. To see it in action, VirtueMart provides the backbone for the store on dominoes.com, a board game store.  

Wrapping Up

So there you have it, the top ten most popular eCommerce platforms on the web today. If you'd like to get your hands on detailed, customized reports on all of these eCommerce technologies and more, BuiltWith Pro might be for you. Have a look at what's on offer with a Pro account here.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/11/20/the-top-5-most-popular-ecommerce-platforms/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/11/20/the-top-5-most-popular-ecommerce-platforms/ Wed, 20 Nov 2013 00:00:00 -0800 BuiltWith eCommerce. We are now providing global eCommerce volume and sales trends as well as access to lists of eCommerce stores from over 1.7 million eCommerce categorized businesses. Our volume and sales trends data is sourced from over 100,000 participating online shopping stores and for the first time ever, lets you see and track international eCommerce volume. [caption id="attachment_675" align="aligncenter" width="724"] This chart shows relative global shopping volume change across multiple ecommerce regions between October and November 2013[/caption] Basic and Pro customers of BuiltWith can download lists of eCommerce categorized websites, as well as apply the same analysis functionality that BuiltWith provides for technology based lists. So for example, you could generate a list of all clothing stores in the US and then create a sub-list of all of the Magento stores in this list, or all of the stores using a premium EV SSL certificate. [caption id="attachment_676" align="aligncenter" width="712"] A sample of British clothing based stores[/caption] Visit BuiltWith eCommerce here and please send us any questions or comments you may have, we love feedback.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/11/19/global-ecommerce-sales-trends/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/11/19/global-ecommerce-sales-trends/ Tue, 19 Nov 2013 00:00:00 -0800 BuiltWith data on ecommerce technologies (of which there is a lot!) and thought it'd be interesting to highlight the top 10 ecommerce platforms in use on the web today. This is most definitely a congested market, with lots of companies all vying to provide the backbone of online stores, big and small, around the world. Using the BuiltWith data, I'll pick out one or two examples of the stores that use each technology so we can see each of the ecommerce platforms in action. Over this post and the next I'm going to run through the top ten most popular ecommerce platforms. Today, let's look at the technology sitting in the bottom half of the top 10 list.  

10 - Etsy

In the number ten spot is Etsy. More commonly known as a website in it's own right, than an ecommerce technology used around the web, Etsy is a platform which allows users to set up stores to sell their handmade and vintage goods. Etsy has grown and grown over the last few years and their home page receives over 1.5 billion page views each month. The reason Etsy is appearing in this list though, is because Etsy offer their store owners a widget that can be embedded into their own web pages. There are over 800,000 store owners on Etsy (that was a year ago, and it's definitely grown since then) so there are a lot of potential users of their shopping widget. Integrating the widget on your page won't give you the freedom of most of the other ecommerce platforms but it's a simple, quick and easy way to start selling straight away (as long as you want to sell items that fall within those allowed by Etsy). Frugally Sustainable is an example of one of the bigger sites using the Etsy plugin. As you can see from the image below, this sustainability blog is using the plugin to sell handmade herbal and natural goodies.  

9 - UberCart

Next up is Ubercart. This open source ecommerce package fully integrates an online store front with Drupal and has been designed to allow developers to add or alter Ubercart features to fit in with virtually any ecommerce need. Ubercart boasts that it's the most popular Drupal ecommerce platform and supports the sale of physical products, digital downloads and also subscription based billing. Despite it's strong features, Ubercart has a bit of a reputation for being quite difficult to set up and work with. A lack of documentation is identified by some as Ubercart's biggest problem, which is a shame since it's clearly a powerful ecommerce solution when it's up and running. In the image below Ubercart is put to good use on Almanac.com, the online home of North America's oldest continuously published periodical.  

8 - BigCommerce

In eighth position is Big Commerce. This shopping cart has been growing steadily for years now and seems to be continuing the trend. Packed with features, this platform has built quite a reputation for being highly customizable and user friendly. BigCommerce has several pricing options which means that, to the annoyance of some, one or two of the most prized features are not included with the cheaper packages. It's hardly a surprise that this solid platform would upsell to it's users with the promise of even more useful features though. Any ecommerce platform worth it's salt should be doing just that. It's clear that this popular shopping cart is doing things right, and its number of users is growing month on month. One of the bigger sites using Big Commerce is PetaPixel, the popular photography blog. In the image below you can see Big Commerce fully integrated with the site, offering an attractive store front.  

7 - ECSHOP

ECShop is another open source ecommerce platform. Whilst quite popular with sites from across the entire web, the use of ECShop is all but non existent on bigger websites. Written in Chinese and with a unknown reputation outside of Asia, there are probably more suitable ecommerce platforms out there for readers of this post. Nevertheless, here is ECShop in action on runsky.com.  

6 - Shopify

Shopify is in sixth position. This ecommerce platform is looking to be the one stop shop for anyone wanting to set up an ecommerce store. Shopify make their position quite clear on their website where they offer "All the features you want, none of the clutter. Shopify handles all the hassles of online retail." Powering over 60,000 stores, Shopify has really accelerated it's growth since 2011 and the trend doesn't look like it's slowing down. It's user-friendly interface with plenty of templates has been crafted to be used by merchants themselves instead of developers or designers. Shopify has a good reputation and is especially well regarded by people who have used it to set up new online stores. Shopify powers the ecommerce parts of quite a few popular sites including Instructables, Britannica and National Review. It's clearly a powerful solution, and is the preferred platform of many ecomerce store holders. In the image below, you can see Shopify in action on yet another popular site: Github.  

Wrapping Up

So that brings us to the half way point in the list of the top 10 most popular ecommerce platforms on the web today. If you'd like a sneak preview of the technologies I'll be looking at next time, check out the BuiltWith Trends data. In my next post I'll be breaking into the top 5 and looking at the really big players in the ecommerce technology market. If you'd like to get your hands on detailed, customized reports on all of these ecommerce technologies and more, BuiltWith Pro might be for you. Have a look at what's on offer with a Pro account here.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/11/06/the-most-popular-ecommerce-platforms-on-the-web/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/11/06/the-most-popular-ecommerce-platforms-on-the-web/ Wed, 6 Nov 2013 00:00:00 -0800 BuiltWith Pro that lets you compare technologies on a week to week basis back to January 2011. Access competitor comparison on your Pro dashboard by selecting the "create new report" button.

What does it let me do?

• See which websites are moving between competitors on a weekly basis
• See who is trialing a competitor product
• See which technologies are increasing their global market share quicker than others

But that's not all, the competitor comparison system is broken down into separate parts, which includes an overview section which provides an idea of how many active websites we are tracking in total for the group of technologies you have selected - [caption id="attachment_645" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Active websites for technologies in our live system.[/caption] This gives you an idea of how many websites a group of competitors have as a total of the entire market share. One of the use cases of this is determining if a technology is growing at a slower rate than the market itself. The customer movement trends tab shows the amount of websites that made full switches between the competitors, as in, they stopped using one technology and started using another one. [caption id="attachment_646" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Net gain or loss to competitors over time.[/caption] This chart can be used to determine which competitors are taking your customers away. The customer movement lists tab shows the actual websites that are moving between the groups. This lets you create a live view of where customers are moving between and with one click of the create report button you can get the full report on technology movement between technology providers. You can also create crossover technologies (i.e. websites trialing other providers) by modifying the technology start and end dates on the report once it is created. [caption id="attachment_644" align="aligncenter" width="498"] The actual sites moving between competitors.[/caption] If you've got any queries of questions about BuiltWith Competitor Comparison please contact us we're happy to help.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/10/23/web-technology-competitor-comparison/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/10/23/web-technology-competitor-comparison/ Wed, 23 Oct 2013 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith Pro. [caption id="attachment_633" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Pro coverage now includes German and French locations[/caption] This extends our location coverage to six countries with many more to be added in the very near future - currently covered countries are United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France and Germany.

How our Contact Coverage Works

Just like our technical coverage we only add evidence based details about businesses. We also understand the requirement to have correct data, hence why all of our contact data is verified. Find out more about BuiltWith Pro or Contact Us for more information.  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/10/02/bonjour-and-hallo/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/10/02/bonjour-and-hallo/ Wed, 2 Oct 2013 00:00:00 -0700 WordPress is the most popular content management system (CMS) on the web today. WordPress is being used by around three times as many of the top 100K sites than it's closest competitor, Drupal. One of the reasons for its success is the amount of customization that's possible. The WordPress CMS can be used for a whole host of different applications, whether you're looking to set up a blog, a portfolio site, an ecommerce store, a membership site or anything else, there is a way to do it with WordPress. The main way that WordPress incorporates all of these different functions is by using plugins. The WordPress plugins allow a site owner to pick and choose which functionality to add, and to customize their site. There are currently over 25,000 WordPress plugins to choose from, many of which claim to do the same job as countless other plugins out there. So how do you know which plugins to choose? One place to start would be with articles describing which are the best plugins of each type, but perhaps an even better place would be to dive into the data to see what story it tells. In the sections below I'll focus on three popular WordPress plugins and see what the BuiltWith Trends data is telling us.

W3 Total Cache

W3 Total Cache is a plugin which aims to improve the user experience of a site by caching aspects of a site and reducing user download times. It has been around for a while and has proven to be quite popular with a good number of WordPress users. Looking at the general trend data, it would appear that the uptake of the W3 Total Cache plugin is holding steady in its usage. [caption id="attachment_623" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Websites using W3 Total Cache in Top 10k, 100k and Million[/caption] However, this data doesn't tell the full story. The W3 Total Cache plugin is a WordPress plugin, and will only ever be found on a WordPress site. The chart above shows that 10,000+ of the top Million of all sites use the plugin, whether WordPress is their CMS or not. Whilst the general trend on this chart is moving up, it doesn't necessarily mean that the W3 Total Cache Plugin is getting more popular. The trend could also be explained by there being more WordPress sites in the top million sites. To work out what's really going on, we need to take a look at the percentage of WordPress sites which use the W3 Total Cache plugin. Doing that gives some interesting results. [caption id="attachment_622" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Percentage of WordPress websites using W3 Total Cache[/caption] Here we can see that the plugin is actually becoming less popular rather than more as it first appeared. It's interesting to note that the plugin has a higher uptake amongst the WordPress sites found in the top 10k sites, with just under a third using the plugin towards the end of last year. Since these sites are more likely to be well optimized, it looks like the plugin was considered to be very effective. The trend started to tail off at the start of this year, especially amongst the WordPress sites found in the top 10k. Looking at the data, it seems likely that something else was released at the end of 2012 that WordPress sites started to use for caching.

Yoast Plugins

Next up are the Yoast plugins. Yoast offers a range of WordPress plugins and by far the most popular is their WordPress SEO plugin. This set of tools allows WordPress site owners to optimise their pages to boost their rankings in search engines. Looking at the data in the same way as above, showing the percentage of WordPress sites using Yoast plugins, gives the following chart. [caption id="attachment_621" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Percentage of WordPress websites using Yoast Plugins[/caption] These trends look very healthy, and would be enough to persuade me to give the Yoast plugins a go. Since 2012, uptake of these plugins has continued to grow and a significant percentage of WordPress sites now use them. Notably, it's been the WordPress sites found in the top 10k that have led the way from the beginning. This suggests that the plugins were effective from the start, and burst onto the scene with a bang. As word has spread, more and more people have started to use them.

Contact Form 7

Now for something a little bit different. Contact Form 7 is a popular plugin, but lesser known than the two above, that creates a custom contact form which can be embedded on a page of a WordPress site. Let's dive straight into the data with the same view as before showing the percentage of WordPress sites using the plugin. [caption id="attachment_620" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Percentage of WordPress websites using Contact Form 7[/caption] The most interesting thing about this chart is that the percentage usage started off as the lowest amongst WordPress sites in the top 10k. This trend suggests that before September 2012 the plugin was quite immature and/or there was a better alternative. Since that date though, the usage of the plugin has grown most rapidly amongst WordPress sites in the top 10k. This suggests that confidence in Contact Form 7 is growing, especially amongst WordPress sites in the top 10k. This upward trend would make Contact Form 7 a strong contender if I were looking for a way of implementing a contact form on a WordPress site.

Summary

Quite often just looking into the data tells the real story about what's working and what's not. You don't always have to rely on a strangers recommendation. With just a little bit of digging you can quite quickly find out all you need to know. We've also recently added coverage for lots of WordPress plugins, theme and extensions which can be found under the WordPress Plugins category of widgets on BuiltWith Trends.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/09/25/a-closer-look-at-popular-wordpress-plugins/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/09/25/a-closer-look-at-popular-wordpress-plugins/ Wed, 25 Sep 2013 00:00:00 -0700 tag management market has been growing for a while now and is showing no signs of slowing down. Before we get too deep in the data, let's take a step back to understand what tag management is and why it's becoming increasingly popular. In order to understand tag management, we first need to take a quick look at tags and how they're used on the web. A tag is a snippet of JavaScript code embedded into a web page, usually in the body of a page. They're used to send information about a page and it's visitors to third party vendors who provide services such as the following (this is definitely not an exhaustive list):

• Analytics
• Social media interaction
• Conversion Optimization
• Remarketing
• Testing (A/B Testing or otherwise)
• Personalization
• Advertisements
• Marketing Automation

Many of these services are focussed on allowing a web site owner to optimize their site for maximum conversions (in terms of sales or sign-ups or any other important metric). There are loads of different services which help to optimize sites, and many of them use tags to track their data. As with all things in the online world, third party optimization services come and go. Switching to a different service, or adding a new service, can mean significant editing of the tags is required. In some cases the process can be cumbersome and frustratingly slow. Quite often, it's difficult to keep track of all the tags used on each page of a website. And so, tag management services came on the scene to alleviate the problem. The frustration associated with modifying tags is exaggerated in larger companies with bigger websites. In these cases, the implementation of a tag management system could reduce the turn around time for altering the tags on a page from weeks to minutes. Rather than going through the lengthy process of adding proposed changes to a work queue, going through meetings to explain and justify the modifications, a tag management system allows tags to be altered without needing to touch the underlying code. This simplifies the process and allows marketeers to make tweaks to the way their data is gathered without the risk of adversely affecting the rest of the website. As the team at Google say, a good tag management tool "puts you, the marketer, back in control of your digital marketing". A decent tag management tool will mean you can update your tags without "bugging the IT folks" (thanks again to Google for that one).

Key Players

Until the end of 2012, the biggest players in the tag management market were BrightTag, Tealium and Ensighten. All three were pretty even in terms of market share and each had a slice of the pie for websites of all sizes. There were other tag management tools available but these three dwarfed the rest and between them, dominated the market. These three tools have been growing steadily for a while, and on the whole, continue to do so now. Their growth can certainly only be described as steady though, especially when compared with the explosive entry to the market of a new tag management tool from Google. [caption id="attachment_602" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Tag Management Technology Usage on Top 100k Sites from June 2012 to August 2013[/caption]

Google Tag Manager

Google Tag Manager is a tool which could seriously disrupt the status quo. It's been making waves since it was launched last year, and has rapidly become the most popular tag management tool on the internet. Whereas most of the other tools available on the market are paid tools, Google Tag Manager is free. Just like in 2006 when Google launched Google Analytics, the power of free has the potential to really change the game. Google Tag Manager was officially announced on October 1st 2012 on their analytics blog. The eagle eyed amongst you will notice that the usage chart for Google Tag Manager starts to rise before the official launch date at the start of October. Prior to the official announcement and release of Google Tag Manager, quite a few companies had already begun using the tool. In the first month, before the official release, Google invited a number of sites/companies to try the initial version of Google Tag Manager. From that time onwards, the tool has become more and more popular. After an initial burst which lasted a couple of months, the rate at which Google Tag Managers usage has grown decelerated slightly, but it still continues to grow month on month. It didn't take long for the tool to overtake the rest of the field and grab the largest market share. By the start of 2013, Google Tag Manager was the most popular tag management tool even amongst the top 10K sites (a group which can sometimes be slower to transition to new tools). It's difficult to say when the upward trend will stop. It's likely that Google Tag Manager will reach a usage ceiling at some point, where growth really slows down (similar to the way Google Analytics did a few years ago), but it shows no sign of slowing down yet. Google are continuing to add features which will enable Google Tag Manager to compete more directly with some of the other tools out there. If Google can keep upgrading their tool, it's not unreasonable to assume that their growth will continue for a while yet.

Wrapping Up

The tag management market as a whole appears to be growing and, at the moment at least, there seems to be enough business to keep all of the major tool providers going. Google Tag Manager is by far the most popular tool, and it's market share is increasing consistently month on month, especially amongst smaller sites. Most of the other tools also seem to be maintaining or adding to their user base, with the paid tools like Tealium attracting some pretty big sites. As time goes on, it seems quite likely that the usage of tag management tools will closely resemble the analytics market. However, this time, Google look set to take an even bigger slice of the pie. For a closer look at the data behind these tag management tools, as well as a whole host of other technologies, head over to the BuiltWith Trends pages. If you'd like to dig a little deeper, accessing a richer dataset and compiling customized reports, BuiltWith Pro might be for you. Find out more about what's on offer at BuiltWith Pro.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/08/27/what-is-tag-management/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/08/27/what-is-tag-management/ Tue, 27 Aug 2013 00:00:00 -0700  

Labour - alp.org.au

CMS - NationBuilder Community Organizing System - both a website and a people database. It's a CMS system specifically designed with governments in mind, based out of Los Angeles, NationBuilder has raised over $14 million. The ALP previously used a Microsoft Kentico CMS before swapping that our for NationBuilder just 3 months ago. Hosting - Amazon EC2 Singapore The ALP website is hosted in Amazon infrastructure, based out of Singapore. They should consider using Amazon's Sydney based infrastructure for faster response times for visitors to their site. Analytics - ChartBeat, Google Analytics and New Relic Some of these technologies may be installed by the CMS system in use. ChartBeat provides real time analytics for their website whilst New Relic monitors the hardware. Google Analytics is installed on the majority of websites as par for the course. Email - Not known All signup forms and records tell us they are using their own in-house mailing system. They may be using a package we cannot identify.

Liberal - liberal.org.au

CMS - Drupal The liberals have been using Drupal for a year, before that they used SiteCore CMS. Interestingly both the liberal and labour party have moved away from Microsoft to use more open source based CMS systems. Hosting - Amazon EC2 Sydney The liberal's site is hosted on Amazon infrastructure but based in Sydney. Their website response time from Sydney is 7 times faster than the ALPs because of this. Analytics - Optimizely, Google Analytics The liberal team are using A/B testing with Optimizely. Optimizely was created by developers on Obama's initial election campaign website. Email - Campaign Monitor / MailChimp Slightly confusingly the liberal's web presence shows signs of using both Campaign Monitor and MailChimp. If the Liberal's are using Campaign Monitor then this is the only home-grown web technology currently in use on both parties websites.

The Winner

Australians in the tech space who want Australia to benefit from the National Broadband Network should consider voting for Labour, as the liberals have plans to scrap it. However, based on the website implementations, the liberal party has more of a technical edge in their implementation. They've used Australian based hosting (albeit via a US company) as well as a Sydney based company to provide them with mail campaign support and are using some more advanced caching technology such as Varnish to ensure their website can handle significant load.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/08/26/liberal-vs-labour-web-technology-showdown/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/08/26/liberal-vs-labour-web-technology-showdown/ Mon, 26 Aug 2013 00:00:00 -0700 We've just put the finishing touches onto our BuiltWith Pro screencast! Check it out below or visit the Screencast page on BuiltWith.

]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/08/21/builtwith-pro-screencast/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/08/21/builtwith-pro-screencast/ Wed, 21 Aug 2013 00:00:00 -0700 What is A/B Testing? A/B testing is an approach to optimizing conversions on web pages which has become increasingly popular over the last couple of years. Most commonly used to increase conversion rates on sales pages or the purchase funnel of an e-commerce store, A/B testing gives a simple way to compare the performance of one page against another. Typically, two versions of a page are created which are identical in all but one aspect (perhaps the sales copy, or color scheme, or BUY button) and are shown to different sets of people. Each page has a goal, which is usually for a visitor to sign up or buy something, and the rate at which it "converts" visitors can be tracked. The performance of each version of the page can then be compared to work out which is most effective for encouraging visitors to take the next desired action. This approach to testing has been around for a while now, particularly amongst some of the biggest online stores (for example Amazon, Walmart and Netflix). However, until 2010/2011 the process for carrying out the tests was quite complex, which made it inaccessible for many site or store owners. 2010 saw the launch of several tools specifically aimed at simplifying A/B testing, and presenting results clearly and effectively. Since then, A/B testing has really taken off online with countless sites now using the method in an attempt to squeeze out every last bit of efficiency. The use of A/B testing has grown at an impressive rate over the last three years, with the main reason for its growth being the introduction of easy-to-use, affordable tools to help do the job. With that being said, let's take a look at some of the popular A/B testing tools out there.

Tools of the Trade

As the chart below shows, there are eight popular A/B Testing technologies being used to optimize websites today. [caption id="attachment_582" align="aligncenter" width="594"] A/B Testing Distribution Top 1 Million Sites July 2013[/caption] Whilst there is no single technology completely dominating the market, Optimizely and Visual Website Optimizer account for almost 50% of websites carrying out A/B testing. They are clearly the big players here, so let's take a look at each in a little more detail.

Visual Website Optimizer

Visual Website Optimizer first appeared on the scene in beta form during 2009 with a full version being launched in the middle of 2010. The uptake of Visual Website Optimizer was incredibly quick and it rapidly overtook numerous other A/B testing tools which were available at the time. Within a six month period from October 2010, Visual Website Optimizer went from relative anonymity to being one of the key players in the market, second in usage only to Omniture Adobe Test and Target. After the initial upward trend, things plateaued for a year or so and the tool struggled to increase its market share. However, since last summer the upward trend has restarted and if anything, looks like it could be picking up pace. Visual Website Optimizer is more popular amongst smaller sites, claiming more than 18% of the market for sites in the top million but only just over 10% for sites in the top 10k. None of the sites using Visual Website Optimizer have a Quantcast rank of less than 5000 and the tool seems to appeal mainly to smaller ecommerce stores and websites.

Optimizely

Optimizely was co-founded by Dan Siroker and Pete Koomen who had both previously worked as product managers at Google. It was Dan's experience in another role though that inspired the development of Optimizely. Dan served as the Director of Analytics during the 2008 Obama presidential campaign, where he used A/B testing to raise an additional $60m in extra donations. He was frustrated by the complexity in running simple A/B tests and with the tools that were available, so decided to do something about it. Optimizely was launched around the same time as Visual Website Optimizer in 2010 and has seen steady and consistent growth ever since. It's now the most popular A/B testing tool on the market. Unlike Visual Website Optimizer, as the chart below shows, Optimizely has a consistent market share amongst big and smaller sites. [caption id="attachment_583" align="aligncenter" width="524"] Visual Website Optimizer vs. Optimizely Market Share across 10k, 100k and Top Million[/caption] Some of the big names using Optimizely include skype.com, vimeo.com and time.com, so it's clear they're doing something right. It's the major players like these that some of the other A/B testing tools, including Visual Website Optimizer, are struggling to add to their fold. This only goes to reinforce the message which is proudly displayed on the about page for Optimizely: "Optimizely is the #1 website optimization platform in the world."

What's Next for the A/B Testing Market?

The A/B Testing market has grown from virtually nothing over the last few years. The growth has been quick and shows no sign of slowing down. As the chart below shows, the usage trends of the two tools discussed above is quite clearly in an upward direction. [caption id="attachment_584" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Visual Website Optimizer vs. Optimizely Market Share in Top Million Sites since January 2011[/caption] A closer look at the rest of the data suggests that these two tools are not growing at the expense of other tools on the market, but instead that the market itself is growing. There are a lot more sites using A/B testing technology now than ever before. Whilst the market is growing so quickly, there may well be enough room for all of the currently available tools to build their user base. This sort of growth can't last forever though. As things start to slow and competition for users increases, it wouldn't be too surprising if we begin to see the tool providers merging with each other or the bigger players buying out their smaller competition. For a closer look at the data behind these A/B testing tools, as well as a whole host of other technologies, head over to the BuiltWith Trends pages. If you'd like to dig a little deeper, accessing a richer dataset and compiling customised reports, BuiltWith Pro might be for you. Discuss this post on Hacker News.]]> gary@builtwith.com (chris) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/07/19/whats-happening-in-the-ab-testing-market/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/07/19/whats-happening-in-the-ab-testing-market/ Fri, 19 Jul 2013 00:00:00 -0700 70 different SSL providers in our database. This means you can see what SSL providers websites are using, as well as what type of SSL certificate a website is using. [caption id="attachment_576" align="aligncenter" width="595"] July 2013 Root Authority Distribution[/caption] The SSL market has become less fragmented over the years, thanks to a few of the big players buying out many of the smaller providers, Comodo and VeriSign are the two SSL heavyweights in the industry whilst businesses like GoDaddy has become an alternative for cheaper SSL certificates, providing Extended Validation certification (this is where the name of the business appears in the browser green bar) for $99, less than half the price of the nearest competitor as of July 2013. Starting from July 2013 we are tracking all of the SSL providers and provide weekly trends for the market share of the largest  providers in the market, as well as breakdowns showing, Usage of EV SSL certificates, Root Authorities, Usage of Multi-Domain certificates, Usage of SGC SSL, Usage of Wildcard SSL and standard domain based SSL certificates.

How you can use this information inside BuiltWith Pro

One of the advantages of knowing the SSL certificate type for a business is you can determine the budget that site has allocated to their secure content. If a website has no SSL certificate, they either don't provide on-site secure functions such as e-commerce checkout or use a third party provider for this. If a website is using an EV certificate, they have spent $100's of dollars on providing a premium secure experience for their users. Pro users can determine which businesses have spent more money on their deployments by filtering their lists by websites using specific or multiple SSL certificates. Contact us if you'd like more information on this. View all of the features of BuiltWith Pro.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/07/16/ssl-usage-statistics-and-reports/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/07/16/ssl-usage-statistics-and-reports/ Tue, 16 Jul 2013 00:00:00 -0700   We currently have location coverage for the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Australia and will be adding the rest of world locations shortly!   Clicking on states in the business location report will bring back all of the matching websites and their business locations, all exportable to CSV for use in Excel, Salesforce or any other application your business uses!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/06/25/builtwith-pro-new-business-location-report/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/06/25/builtwith-pro-new-business-location-report/ Tue, 25 Jun 2013 00:00:00 -0700 We would love to meet you, find out your use cases and finally put a face behind the emails and phone calls of our European customers. Contact us if you’d like to meet up with us, we'll be available in central London (West End) on these dates! We’d love to see you and learn about some of your uses and requirements for BuiltWith!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/06/24/builtwith-in-london-august-6th-7th/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/06/24/builtwith-in-london-august-6th-7th/ Mon, 24 Jun 2013 00:00:00 -0700 Yellow Bridge Interactive, a Pittsburgh Web Design and Dev company put together an awesome infographic on what the most popular CMS systems are of this year. Click the image below to see the full infographic or View Full Infographic. WordPress, Drupal and Joomla! are some of the most popular platforms for content management at the moment and all three are going strong! Thanks for creating this Yellow Bridge!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/06/19/most-popular-cms-of-2013/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/06/19/most-popular-cms-of-2013/ Wed, 19 Jun 2013 00:00:00 -0700 Check out the newly redesigned BuiltWith.com! It's quite amazing how fast a website looks "old" as new technologies and new design practices become in vogue. We've not just given the site a new skin, we've rebuilt out internal systems to expose the billions of useful data points we have built over 5 years.

New Technology Lookups

Our new technology lookups provide -

• Free historical information -  you can now see technologies a website was using in the past (back to January 2011) absolutely free! You need a free account at BuiltWith to see the data but that's it. Detailed Reports, showing actual start and end dates are available on Basic, Pro and Enterprise Plans.
• Full technology coverage includes hosting information and JavaScript invoked technologies (ad technologies and beacons) that you won't find just looking at a web page's source code.
• Detailed Reports - Pro uses can generate reports on entire sites and see when a site, started using a technology and stopped using a technology across the site homepage, subdomains and internal pages all in a single lookup.
• Widgets - All of the new features are available in the Chrome, Firefox and Safari widgets!

 

New BuiltWith Trends

We've overhauled BuiltWith Trends with the following changes -

• Created interactive line charts for you to slice and dice to get the view you want
• Provided an additional year (2 years) of free technology usage history (4 years for Pro users)
• Sub-technology categories, Analytics can now be split into groups such as A/B Testing, Marketing Automation etc..
• Category distribution now spread over time; see how distribution has changed over 4 years.
• We've got rid of the pie charts, they never showed a fair comparison, we now show actual usage of all technologies over time on the category landing pages.

 

New BuiltWith API

Our new systems infrastructure provides us with the ability to expose new data-rich end points for website technology research data. BuiltWith APIv2 provides detailed lookups on sites that give you complete technology usage across entire web properties. For example, a lookup for builtwith.com will return usage of all technologies on the homepage of the site since 2011, the usage of all technologies on all subdomains (blog.builtwith.com, trends.builtwith.com etc..) of the site and the usage of all technologies on internal pages we've searched. We provide XML and JSON endpoints as well as batch querying options.  

New BuiltWith Pro

BuiltWith TrendsPro is now just an extension of BuiltWith itself, bringing everyone "under one roof". The old version of TrendsPro was only scratching the surface of data that is available in the BuiltWith archives. We have over a billion technology data points stored in our vault for you to query.

• Workflow driven report generation - create a report on a technology such as Magento, drill down into the customers in California, or find the Magento customers who started using Omniture SiteCatalyst in the last month, then find the Omniture SiteCatalyst Magento customers that are based in France - the querying functionality is unlimited for Basic, Pro and Enterprise users is unlimited on a base technology basis (see FAQ).
• Meta Data Refresh - the important thing with attaching emails, telephones and addresses to website records for us is to make sure it is correct; we've rebuilt our meta process to provide the most accurate records possible, only providing additional data with our records where we have a very high degree of accuracy
• State Level Filtering - find the websites in California, New York, Ontario Canada, New South Wales Australia or Warwickshire England.
• Deeper Trends Data - Pro users on any plan level get 4 years+ technology history data and longer result lists on all pages of the Trends system.

Checkout all of the features of the New BuiltWith Pro.

 SSL Site Wide

For the PRISM paranoid, you can now view all BuiltWith sites as https, try it at https://builtwith.com.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/06/10/the-new-builtwith/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/06/10/the-new-builtwith/ Mon, 10 Jun 2013 00:00:00 -0700 Measureful, a company that turns Google Analytics data into useful digestible reports, recently released an awesome infographic that shows some of the top e-commerce shopping cart technologies used on the web and how they are distributed. They used BuiltWith Trends and TrendsPro to generate some of the data used in their infographic. ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/03/26/shopping-cart-market-share/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/03/26/shopping-cart-market-share/ Tue, 26 Mar 2013 00:00:00 -0700 second spring cleaning" and shutting down Google Reader, one of the worlds most popular RSS reader tools on the web. Most Google Reader users were unhappy and upset at Google's decision to shutdown the tool with just 4 months notice. Of course there's been a lot of great resources that provide alternatives, "State of RSS Readers" from SuperFeedr lists many alternatives and Digg Announced they are building their own. Is RSS dead? Are we going back to the walled gardens of old with new social sharing platforms? Short answer... yes :(

Quick Facts!

• RSS meta tags on websites have started to decline in the top 10,000 sites on the web as of October 2012
• RSS usage in the top million sites has hovered around 18% consistently for 3 years
• Facebook's Open Graph protocol meta tags overtook RSS tag usage on the top 10,000 sites on 31st August 2012.

So what about the state of RSS in 2013?

RSS was well received and adopted by the internet community in the early 2000s, it was one of the first structure data formats that had mass acceptance on the web and was just what the web needed in terms of providing a central interface for users who followed many news and blog sources as they could now subscribe to these RSS feeds in a feed reader, see things they hadn't read and access them in a new easy to use interface. BuiltWith currently tracks around 10 million sites that have RSS integration on their homepage, not bad considering we know of around 136 million resolvable websites in total, some of which are parked/non-responsive.

RSS Usage Top 10k Websites over Time

In October 2012 the amount of sites in the top 10k advertising an RSS feed in their page meta tags started to fall as shown in the chart above, more time might be needed to see if this is a constant drop or temporary. The shutdown of Google Reader might add more fuel to the fire in terms of decisions to remove RSS from a website altogether. Open Graph Protocol was designed by Facebook to make sharing easier. If you entered a website URL into Facebook to share, the title, description and image, at a basic level, can format the way the website owner wants the data to appear.

RSS vs. Open Graph Protocol Usage

OGP meta tags overtook RSS meta tags at the start of September 2012 and are continuing to increase in usage, is this the signal that social news is the new RSS? We hope not but the data is starting to allude to that. You can follow the trends in web technology usage on BuiltWith Trends. Discuss this on Hacker News. ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/03/15/socai-vs-rss-usage/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/03/15/socai-vs-rss-usage/ Fri, 15 Mar 2013 00:00:00 -0700 10.1 billion (yes billion!) potential websites. BuiltWith Trends covers the top 1 million sites on the web and our "top site" coverage is based on our ever changing list of approximately 2.1 million sites, but there's an additional 136 million sites which have been registered and exist in some form or another on the web. Since our last Rest of Web coverage update in 2012 we thought we'd share with you some of the big winners in the "Rest of Web" coverage. We've filtered out any where our methodology changed to make the increases a true representation of technology growth. Google Font API Added almost 600,000 websites bringing its rest of web coverage to 2.28 million websites. 83,000 sites removed Cufón, 44,000 sites added TypeKit. View Google Font API Top Site Trends. 960.gs This grid system added 166,872 sites bringing its rest of web coverage to over 5 million unique websites. View 960.gs Top Site Trends. HTML5 DocType, HTML5 Tags and HTML5 Shiv The websites outside of the top sites are all adding HTML5 functionality as the web progresses, adding over half a million HTML5 DocType and Tags sites to the web and 350,000 new sites using the HTML5 Shiv. Search for HTML5 Trends. Piwik Web Analytics Added almost 30,000 new sites bringing its Rest of Web total into the 439,000 mark! View Piwik Top Site Trends. Perfect Audience They've grown 18x since we last looked in the rest of web from 71 sites to 1290! The fact they just started when we did out last update might reflect a larger increase but still a very impressive number (and we use them!). View Perfect Audience Trends.   The new rest of web numbers will be updated on the Trends site shortly and the results are already available on TrendsPro.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/03/14/rest-of-web-coverage-update/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/03/14/rest-of-web-coverage-update/ Thu, 14 Mar 2013 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith API will soon be providing new functionality and deeper knowledge on website technology usage. The current API (APIv1) lets you perform lookups on websites in much the same manner as you see using the technology lookup tool at http://builtwith.com. The new API (APIv2) provides much more in-depth knowledge about websites. Some of the new features are listed below -

• Single call for multiple page lookups - You will be able to return complete site technology usage from a single call. For example, looking up barackobama.com will return the technology used on the homepage, links off of the homepage and sub-domains like shop.barackobama.com all in one simple call. This means you can get the ultimate picture on what technology an entire site is using.
• Historical technology usage data - API calls will now tell you what technologies websites used to use. For example, see if a site used to use a particular analytics tool in the past and what they have switched from. You can also find out when they switched to a different technology provider.
• More Technology data - New APIv2 calls will not only return website technology usage but also all of the surrounding technology data that powers a website, such as the hosting provider, the mail exchange provider and what SSL certificate the business uses.

We'll also be providing some awesome visualization tools to make working with the API easier for non-techies, such as the one shown on this page, the example shown here shows an APIv2 analysis of smh.com.au, an Australian newspaper, it's clear to see from this visualization that they value their analytics tools greatly and have switched providers in the past, it also shows they made the jump from Apache to nginx and that they've stuck with DoubleClick for as long as we've tracked them for. We expect many more useful and interesting data insights to come out of APIv2 and are looking forward to making it available for consumption in the near future.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/03/01/apiv2-sneak-peak/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/03/01/apiv2-sneak-peak/ Fri, 1 Mar 2013 00:00:00 -0800 8th and 15th of March. We will be visiting SXSW, Austin and San Francisco on our whistle stop tour and would love to meet you, find out your use cases and finally put a face behind the emails and phone calls.

SXSW, Austin, 8-12th March

We will be attending SXSW this year between Friday 8th and Tuesday 12th of March, look out for us around the events (in the BuiltWith t-shirt) or contact us to arrange a meet up!

San Francisco, 13th-15th March

We'll be in downtown San Francisco region from Wednesday 13th of March to Friday the 15th. Contact us if you'd like to meet up with us in the heart of Silicon Valley. We'd love to see you and learn about some of your uses and requirements for BuiltWith! Not in the USA? We'll be coming to London, England in July 2013. Let us know where you are and we'll try and come visit you on our next international tour.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/02/14/builtwith-san-francisco-and-sxsw/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/02/14/builtwith-san-francisco-and-sxsw/ Thu, 14 Feb 2013 00:00:00 -0800 Investigating the Technology Underlying Top News Organizations" over at PBS. We are going to help Phillip by providing technology data for his initial technology research of these news organizations and are looking forward to the further research he does on them. You can follow Phillip's progress and blog entries on the PBS IdeaLab site - http://www.pbs.org/idealab/psmith/]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/02/12/builtwith-and-pbs-idealab/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/02/12/builtwith-and-pbs-idealab/ Tue, 12 Feb 2013 00:00:00 -0800 What does this actually mean? Previously to detect web technologies BuiltWith downloaded the HTML that renders the homepage of the site. In 2013 this is no longer sufficient to detect all technologies. "View Source" on any modern website framework and all you will see is a skeleton of what the website is actually built with thanks to client side rendering and the increasing use of JavaScript. Full index means we render the full website, follow redirects, execute JavaScript, load Iframes and download all the resources that make up a page. [caption id="attachment_355" align="aligncenter" width="600"] How full index is different[/caption]

What improvements does this bring?

This allows us to uncover more technologies and provide a more accurate BuiltWith experience. The following improvements will be found within Trends, TrendsPro reports and standard technology lookups - Advertising Many advertising technologies are loaded behind iframes and/or instantiated from JavaScript. Full site rendering means we'll be able to identify and see these technologies now. Tag Managers Websites using tag management systems load additional third party analytics and tracking technologies differently to their default installation. Full index provides us with the ability to track them regardless of how they are implemented in the original HTML. Custom Installs Website owners tweak their code to run as fast as possible, especially mission critical websites where 1 second extra of load time reduces engagement. These websites sometimes have totally customized installations where we would previously have missed third party scripts loading because  they would not match the majority of detection techniques we use.

Technical Challenges of Full Index

Our old method meant providing a technology lookup for a website required one "GET" request for content. So 2 million sites required 2 million lookups, full index proved a challenge because it requires as many lookups as the webpage requires to render the page, additional compute time to render JavaScript, CSS and Images and an additional compute time required to find the technologies in all of the additional resources. [caption id="attachment_361" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Web page download request increase.[/caption] At our last run 2.4 million top sites create 92.4 million records. Some of these requests are for cached content or rendering errors with the site (a single image being downloaded many times for example) but show the scaling required to provide a level of detail unprecedented in web technology research. tl;dr We've greatly improved technology lookup, Trends and TrendsPro accuracy and coverage by doing full website page loads.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/01/09/introducing-builtwith-full-index/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/01/09/introducing-builtwith-full-index/ Wed, 9 Jan 2013 00:00:00 -0800 Happy new year! BuiltWith has started 2013 in brand new offices. Located opposite Manly Wharf in Manly, Sydney, Australia we are a quick and picturesque 15 minute ferry ride to and from Sydney CBD.

The work life balance Manly is a popular tourist location and is on every Sydney visitors itinerary. We are located on the peninsula between Sydney Harbor and the Pacific Ocean, both offering a variety of activities including surfing, kayaking, sailing and many more.

We've got a large space with fantastic Sydney Harbor views and created a green themed office to match our logo! Thanks Ikea!

Andrew and Amy using the green desks.

Our green themed office entrance opposite Manly Wharf.

Modern architecture in newly renovated environmentally friendly office space.

This is right on our door step, perfect for mid morning swims!

We're well located for business meetings in the city and are a 30 minute journey on boat and train to Sydney International Airport with multiple daily direct flights to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas, Tokyo, Singapore, Shanghai, Dubai, Buenos Aires and connecting flights to London and New York.

Come visit us!

We are now located at Suite 206, 46-48 East Esplanade, Manly and accept visitors every day of the week (let us know you're coming though!)

]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/01/03/the-new-builtwith-offices/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2013/01/03/the-new-builtwith-offices/ Thu, 3 Jan 2013 00:00:00 -0800 BuiltWith Firefox Add-on to make it easier and simpler to find. Instead of in the add-on bar it now sits in the Navigation Bar, a lot like our Google Chrome extension.

The other change is the BuiltWith widget now appears in a nice in browser window.

Download BuiltWith Firefox Add-on Version 1.9.5

]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/12/10/new-builtwith-firefox-add-on/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/12/10/new-builtwith-firefox-add-on/ Mon, 10 Dec 2012 00:00:00 -0800 BuiltWith helped out with this research piece by providing information on what sites had some form of social integration and how just by having connections back to social networks like Google+, Twitter and LinkedIn provides them with an unprecedented overview of a persons online behavior. View the WSJ Article here.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/12/08/builtwith-in-the-wsj/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/12/08/builtwith-in-the-wsj/ Sat, 8 Dec 2012 00:00:00 -0800 Most Used Shopping Carts on Top Sites Magento is currently the most used shopping cart in the top million sites (as of November 2012). Magento Commerce provides various versions of it’s popular shopping cart software system, from a free downloadable community edition, Magento Go for small businesses and Magento Enterprise versions for medium to large businesses. Brands like Harbor Freight, Snorg Tees and Jet Blue use Magento for their shopping cart systems.

Harbour Freight - Magento

Snorg Tees - Magento

View Magento Usage Statistics Information

View Top Sites using Magento

Download list of websites using Magento

Yahoo! Store is the second most used ecommerce package on the top million sites. Yahoo! provide a hosted ecommerce solution for retailers looking to get setup on the web without having to run their own hosting systems.

Cell Phone Shop - Yahoo! Store

Scrapbook.com - Yahoo! Store

View Yahoo! Store Usage Statistics Information

View Top Sites using Yahoo! Store

Download list of websites using Yahoo! Store

Most Used Shopping Carts on the Entire Web

The shopping cart systems we come across the most on the entire internet are typically free systems. ZenCart is one of the largest, another free shopping cart system, written in PHP. It used to be a part of the popular PHP shopping cart programming language osCommerce and was branched out to its own product in 2003, giving it plenty of time to spread across the web.

Lightinthebox.com - Zen Cart

Maggie's Crochet - Zen Cart

View Zen Cart Usage Statistics Information

View Top Sites using Zen Cart

Download list of websites using Zen Cart

Premium Shopping Cart Software

The top 10,000 sites on the internet are responsible for the majority of the traffic on the web. Many of the shops in the top 10k list are premium retailers that require 99.999% uptime and bullet proof shopping cart systems to ensure their online shops are always working and open. ATG Commerce, a shopping cart system acquired by Oracle is the most popular premium shopping technology in this group. Brands like American Apparel, Macys and American Eagle rely on ATG’s shopping cart systems.

Macy's - ATG

Bleacher Report - ATG

View ATG Commerce Usage Statistics Information

View Top Sites using ATG Commerce

Download list of websites using ATG Commerce

IBM's WebSphere Commerce is another premium cart technology used by the largest retailers on the web. Bass Pro, Hanes and LL Bean all use their technology to run the ecommerce parts of their websites.

Target - WebSphere

Home Depot - WebSphere

View IBM WebSphere Usage Statistics Information

View Top Sites using IBM WebSphere

Download list of websites using IBM WebSphere

As for pricing for ATG and WebSphere, it’s all on a quote basis and will depend on the size of your store and requirements.

Fastest Growing Shopping Carts

Over the past year, some of the fastest growing customer base installation shopping cart systems have been – OpenCart, another PHP based free community driven shopping cart system that can provide premium support when and if you need it. OpenCart has doubled its growth in the past year from 20,000 installations to 40,000.

Cats Play - OpenCart

A Little Hut - OpenCart

View OpenCart Usage Statistics Information

View Top Sites using OpenCart

Download list of websites using OpenCart

Shopify, a premium hosted shopping cart system has also double in popularity over the past year with nearly 10,000 installations that we’ve tracked, incredible growth for a pay for only solution.

The Chivery - Shopify

GitHub Shop - Shopify

View Shopify Usage Statistics Information

View Top Sites using Shopify

Download list of websites using Shopify

Which shopping cart software should I choose?

Hopefully some of the systems listed above should already be in your sights. Your own shopping cart software requirements will play a factor into which one you choose. For example, if you’re technically minded, a self hosted solution will make sense, if you’re not, then a hosted solution with support might be better. You can always take a look at our e-commerce trends to find out what cart technologies are growing in popularity and which ones are sinking and also find out which ones are the most used across various sectors of the web.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/10/22/best-shopping-cart-software/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/10/22/best-shopping-cart-software/ Mon, 22 Oct 2012 00:00:00 -0700 BarackObama.com

Hosting

Level 3 - BarackObama.com is hosted on an IP address owned by the Democratic National Committee, it's nearest upstream provider is Level3 who's CEO James Q. Crowe is a supporter of the Democratic party.

DNS Provider

Amazon Route 53 - Amazon provide a scaleable DNS management system perfect for the website of the POTUS.

Email Provider

Amazon SES - Another Amazon product used by BarackObama.com, this is most probably used to send marketing campaigns to the thousands/millions of people who entered their email address for updates.

Analytics and Tracking

Barack's web team uses a host of different technologies to track visitors to the site. Optimizely is being used for A/B testing, New Relic is being used for server management and monitoring, Google Analytics for user tracking, Chartbeat for live visitor tracking and BrightTag as a tag management solution. The site is also using social insights from Facebook Domain Insights to track visitors. Barack's team are also using Ethnio to do live visitor interception.

JavaScript Libraries

The site is using JQuery and Modernizr which allows the website to use modern HTML5 and CSS3 features that modern browsers provide, whilst also catering for older browsers.

BarackObama.com Conclusion

BarackObama.com is a great example of a modern website. In addition to using some of the latest technologies listed above the site ensures it has all of the best meta options attached to it, such as Google Chrome IE Frame and HTML5 DocType, Microdata support and ViewPort support for mobile devices.    

MittRomney.com

Hosting

Akamai - Romney's website was previously hosted at Amazon, it is now hosted on the Akamai network. Akamai is an expert in global data delivery and is a good choice for a high traffic site. Interestingly Akamai's outgoing CEO Paul Sagan has donated over $250,000 to  various Democratic fund raisers.

DNS Provider

Akamai - Another Akamai technology being used, previously Romney used Dyn for NS hosting.

Email Provider

MittRomney.com uses a variety of mailing platforms to manage its inbound and outbound email. MailChimp has been used for sending campaigns as well as ConstantContact and ExactTarget. They also use McAfee SaaS email services for inbound.

 Content Management System

Romney's team uses Drupal to manage their site. Drupal provides a flexible modular design and is a very popular CMS growing in popularity.

Analytics and Tracking

Just like Barack, Romney's team uses a host of different tools for analytics. New Relic, Optimizely and Facebook Domain Insights are used here as well. Romney uses Search Discovery Satellite for tag management and Google eCommerce Conversion Tracking over Google Analytics. The site also uses Compete tracking and Lotame Crowd Control for advanced marketing based targeting.

JavaScript Libraries

jQuery is used throughout Romney's site as well as a number of jQuery plugins including bgiframe, Colorbox, Cycle, QTip and Form. In addition to these MittRomney.com uses Hover Intent and SuperFish libraries for CSS menus.

MittRomney.com Conclusion

MittRomney.com is another well designed site using many of the best web based technologies available. Romney's website also uses 960.gs grid system for it's design and has many social integration widgets such as Mollom, Facebook Like, Twitter Follow and ShareThis.    

BarackObama.com vs. MittRomney.com

Visually both sites appear very similar, both have a splash screen to try and get your email and zip code and both share the same red, white and blue colours of the United States flag. From a hosting perspective, Romney's camp has DNS and Hosting all in the same location, whilst Obama uses a combination of Amazon and Level3. Both providers offer reliable uptime. Tracking and Analytics wise the site are also both tied, the sites are both using the same array of technologies albeit from different providers in some instances. The big difference in site implementation is the JavaScript technologies in use, MittRomney.com has lots of various jQuery libraries in use whilst BarackObama.com uses fewer libraries and more wrapped JavaScript functions for custom content, such as JSON and Polyfills for the splash screen. BarackObama.com has better support for SEO and other various meta attributes that are required in a modern website, such as a canonical content tag, Microdata, Chrome Frame, Meta ViewPort and many more. In conclusion, from a user perspective the sites are tied in their functionality offering. From a technical perspective BarackObama.com is a slightly better implementation thanks to its conservative use of JavaScript includes and better meta data support. View both the MittRomney.com and BarackObama.com profiles on BuiltWith.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/10/04/barackobama-vs-mittromney/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/10/04/barackobama-vs-mittromney/ Thu, 4 Oct 2012 00:00:00 -0700 A bigger slice of the internet please. Attribution: Benimoto

Our German coverage has increased by 1.6 million .de domains to 5.5 million resolved domains. Our United Kingdom coverage has increased by 1.1 million .uk domains to 4.6 million and our Australian coverage has increase by 1 million websites to 1.3 million. Russian coverage has also improved by 2 million websites. Our coverage now stands at 150,331,015 resolvable websites and we look forward to incorporating this additional data into our systems in the next few weeks as well as providing some additional information about how the Internet is built.    ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/08/23/domain-coverage-improvement/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/08/23/domain-coverage-improvement/ Thu, 23 Aug 2012 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith will be 5 years old. The site came out of the idea that you could look up a site and it would tell you what technologies the site would be running (what a site was built with). Here's the conversation I had with my friend Chris and how bustaname.com helped me find the name that got me to BuiltWith.com - Chris never did buy surfinggary.com. Today BuiltWith is in the top 6000 sites on the internet and we've moved from simply providing technology lookups to providing Trends for technology usage on over 140 million websites and have 100's of customers using various tools that we provide from global companies to startups and universities. Thanks very much for all of the support and here's looking forward to the next 5 years! Gary]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/07/22/builtwith-5-year-anniversary/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/07/22/builtwith-5-year-anniversary/ Sun, 22 Jul 2012 00:00:00 -0700 Domain Coverage

Our domain coverage is continually increasing (it went from 10k to 147 million in 2 years) to bring you the best trends and technology usage coverage available on the web today.

If you want a list of all of the totals for the TLD's we cover don't hesitate to contact us.

]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/05/08/all-the-web-domains/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/05/08/all-the-web-domains/ Tue, 8 May 2012 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith TrendsPro Technology Analysis provides a more detailed view of web technology trends and is a window into what is going on in the world of web technology. It provides an easy to use overview of companies big and small growing and shrinking on the web. The advanced filters let you delve much deeper into usage of technologies than BuiltWith Trends ever has before. You can use Technology Analysis to find breakout competitors, potential acquisitions and poor performing technologies with customers looking to go elsewhere. Just a few ideas for the usage of this powerful pro user tool. Checkout BuiltWith TrendsPro and see if it's the right tool for you and your business.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/04/03/trendspro-technology-analysis/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/04/03/trendspro-technology-analysis/ Tue, 3 Apr 2012 00:00:00 -0700 Eric Eldon's blog post on techcrunch.com - explains what BuiltWith does - And we also did an interview with Alex Hawke from DoesWhat, a fantastic website that does interview with tech founders and CEOS -  ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/03/25/builtwith-techcrunch-doeswhat/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/03/25/builtwith-techcrunch-doeswhat/ Sun, 25 Mar 2012 00:00:00 -0700 ShareSquare, a business that gets your website working for mobile browsers, created an infographic this week just in time for SXSW in Austin, Texas. They wanted to get some stats out of the websites of the bands attending the event and to use information as part of their goal of "un-sucking mobile websites". They used BuiltWith TrendsPro Bulk Reports to help build the information. Here's their infographic, click on it to see the full version published on Mashable.com. Thanks ShareSquare for using BuiltWith and putting our logo in the infographic!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/03/11/the-mobile-web-vs-sxsw/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/03/11/the-mobile-web-vs-sxsw/ Sun, 11 Mar 2012 00:00:00 -0800 UnderTheSite.com an excellent service created by Andrew at IterationLabs. Andrew no longer had time to maintain the site and we wanted to keep it going. It received some fantastic praise when it was first released and today it will continue to provide web technology lookups in the same manner as BuiltWith does today. We've extended the technology coverage of UnderTheSite by using our own technology lookup database, which now has over 2500 technologies implemented.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/02/29/builtwith-acquires-underthesite-com/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/02/29/builtwith-acquires-underthesite-com/ Wed, 29 Feb 2012 00:00:00 -0800 e-commerce and content management systems). This new information provides an insight into where users are going with their technology, so as well as being able to see from the trends how much a web technology is being used, you'll now be able to get an idea of where they came from. For example, Joomla! users are migrating to WordPress. The pie chart gives a representation of how many  are doing this, as you'll also notice some users are migrating to Joomla! from WordPress! We plan to expand this information to cover more of our technologies in the future.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/02/07/web-technology-migration-data/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2012/02/07/web-technology-migration-data/ Tue, 7 Feb 2012 00:00:00 -0800 http://builtwith.com/builtwith.com but some of the finer details are missing, such as the back end development environment and the tools that are used. We are big fans of the humans.txt idea so we've implemented that today on BuiltWith.com at http://builtwith.com/humans.txt and of course we're tracking humans.txt usage on Trends.

The Dev Environment

Having spent the best part of my career building Microsoft C# based applications, the majority of BuiltWith backend is C#, it makes sense for us to use this language over the latest and greatest open source alternative simply because of the understanding of the C# language and the ability to get new production quality features available to you! Having made Scott Hanselman's 2011 Ultimate Developer and Power Tools list (thanks Scott) here's our own mini list of what BuiltWith uses -

Environments
Windows 7 - Used for development
Windows Server 2008 R2 - Used for deployment

Developer Tools

Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 - The majority of application development time is spent using this tool.
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - Used for managing the SQL Server databases.
SciTE - Super fast bare-bones text editor with language colour support.
Paint Shop Pro 6 - Very old but quick and easy tool for cropping and resizing images
Google Chrome - Main development browser using the built-in developer tools
FileZilla - For deployment

Debugging and Performance Tools
jetBrains DotTrace - Line by line C# call performance monitor, very very useful.
MvcMiniProfiler - We use this on new projects, it's an in-line DotTrace where you define the calls to monitor.
Protocol Buffers C# Port - A fast way of moving data around.
Microsoft SQL Server Profiler - Profiling tool to determine what's going on with our SQL statements.
Microsoft Database Tuning Advisor - Takes the hard work out of performance tuning our database instances.
Google Chrome - Again the built-in tools are awesome for performance monitoring and auditing page speed
Yahoo YUI Compressor - Makes all our JavaScript and CSS files nice and tiny.

Libraries
jQuery - Who's not using this? We use a variety of plugins like FancyBox, Validate, AutoComplete, Tipsy, UI and Tmpl to name a few.
Cufon - Nice anti-aliased fonts on all browsers
Head JS - Parallel JavaScript
Modernizr - Makes everything new again

Infrastructure
BuiltWith's dedicated servers all run on 100% carbon dioxide free hydro energy sources. Our setup is currently two dedicated web servers and a single dedicated database server all with plenty of RAM.
The development PC is a reasonable new home-built workstation with 6 gigs of ram, two 27" monitors and a MacBook Pro 15" dual boot with Windows 7 when not at the workstation.
Would love to hear from you if there's a tool that you think I should be using.    ]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2011/12/15/what-is-builtwith-built-with/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2011/12/15/what-is-builtwith-built-with/ Thu, 15 Dec 2011 00:00:00 -0800 Introduction jQuery is the most popular javascript library in use on the web today. Its growth has increased on a monthly basis since 2008 based on our  tracking. Today, jQuery is in use on more than 50% of the top 10,000 sites on the Internet and on 30% of the top million¹.

jQuery History

John Resig launched jQuery on approximately the 16th January 2006 – John wrote on his blog - “Making it to both del.icio.us popular and the front page of digg just shows how badly Javascript programmers want a better library for writing code with.”² Just over a week later Michael Geary had written the first third-party jQuery plugin, a JSON manipulation function which would later be added to the main jQuery library. Version 1.0 of jQuery was released on August 26th 2006 and since then there have been 33 increment releases, with the current version at 1.6.4, released on September 12th, 2011.

Trends

BuiltWith.com has been compiling weekly trends of website technology usage since 2008. The following chart shows jQuery usage in the top 10k sites on the Internet -

jQuery Usage in the Top 10k Sites since December 2008

jQuery Version Usage

In the top million sites as provided by Quantcast, 311,654 sites report using jQuery, 60% of those use 5 different versions of the jQuery library.

Top 5 Versions of jQuery in use in the Top Million Sites

Version 1.4.2 is the most popular version of jQuery in use, shortly followed by version 1.3.2. The release cycle of jQuery is typically quite short, ranging from a few days (bad build fixes) to a few months. Version 1.3.2 was the stable version of jQuery until 1.4 was released  11 months later. Version 1.4.2 was also the latest released version for 8 months. The amount of time these were the latest versions of jQuery may be a contributing factor in their increased usage.

291 sites out of the top million reported using version 1.6.4 which was available 7 days after the report was generated.

jQuery Version Changes over 2011 (large version)

The area chart above shows the changes in version usage since January 2011 to October 2011 in the top million sites. It shows how version 1.3.2 and 1.4.2 are being replaced by more fragmented versions of jQuery versions 1.4.3 and above.

Popular jQuery Plugins

jQuery plugins provide additional functionality off the back of the jQuery library. Plugins build on jQuery functionality to provide many different functionality aspects, such as widgets, validation, fixes for older browsers and many more functions.

Popularity of the Top 10 jQuery Plugins in the top million sites³

jQuery UI is the most popular plugin for jQuery. Developed by the jQuery team, it extends jQuery by providing tabs, sliders, calendars many other widgets and a themeing framework. Mike Alsup’s Cycle plugin, the slideshow plugin, is the second most popular jQuery plugin followed by the Form plugin developed by the same author.

Conclusion

BuiltWith found over twenty thousand different jQuery related files used in the top million sites showing jQuery has a very active third party developer following. jQuery is helping to shape the next generation of websites. As web sites move into HTML5, CSS3 development and uptake of modern web browsers such as Google Chrome, Firefox and IE9 continues, jQuery is an indispensable tool and is the de facto tool for website development.

Methodology

The research for this report was carried out by looking for jQuery related javascript files embedded into the homepage of the top million sites. jQuery related files were any which contained the word jquery. From those, if a version number could not be detected in the filename (such as jquery.js) the file was then downloaded to find the version number in the javascript file itself. The historical JQuery usage chart is based on version numbers in JQuery file names only. The coverage does not include sites which embed jQuery in files which are not named jQuery and also only reported entries where the version number could be identified. The plugin detection was found in a similar way, this report does not cover any jQuery extensions that do not use the word jQuery in the filename.

References

1. jQuery Usage Statistics http://trends.builtwith.com/javascript/jQuery 2. John Resig – Announcing the jQuery Blog http://blog.jquery.com/2006/01/24/jquery-blog/ 3. Quantcast Top Sites http://www.quantcast.com/top-sites-1 4. JavaScript Usage Statistics http://trends.builtwith.com/javascript]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2011/10/31/jquery-version-and-usage-report/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2011/10/31/jquery-version-and-usage-report/ Mon, 31 Oct 2011 00:00:00 -0700 On BuiltWith Trends we've used Quantcast for generating our trends charts across the top million sites which they consider are the most traffic'd sites on the internet. It is a useful resource and Quantcast provide those top million sites for free, without which sites like BuiltWith Trends would not be able to work.

There are other traffic reporting companies that make their top million sites available, such as Alexa and Google go as far as making the top 1000 available based on their AdPlanner data.

Some people prefer Alexa's top sites, others prefer Quantcast. We merged the Quantcast Top Million and the Alexa Top Million hoping to find most of the sites the same, the results were unexpected as the overlap was only around 400,000 sites. So from today, website lists will be offered in two varieties "Top Sites" and "Rest of Web". Top Sites is an amalgamation of Alexa/Quantcast and some other sources of websites that make up the Internet's top sites. This makes up a list of about 1.8 million unique websites we now track every week (we also track another 128 million less often).

The trends charts on BuiltWith Trends will still use the original Quantcast data as the million URLs in this list is a large enough dataset to provide an accurate trend of web technology usage on the Internet today.

]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2011/10/20/builtwith-top-sites/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2011/10/20/builtwith-top-sites/ Thu, 20 Oct 2011 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith Trends. Now, providing we have enough data, when viewing a technology on Trends you will see a chart showing the top 10 categories of websites that the technology is found on. This information lets you find out the general target market of a technology, so for example you can find out what the biggest category for users of Twitter API is at the moment (it's entertainment). Or, who is the biggest segment of Optimizely Analytics (it's shopping and business) and who is the biggest customer base of Amazon CloudFront CDN technology (it's shops again). BuiltWith Trends Pro users will soon have this category information added to their reports (for free) and also be able to purchase reports based on Technology+Category. At the moment these reports can be requested by sending us an email at support@builtwith.com.]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2011/10/09/website-categories/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2011/10/09/website-categories/ Sun, 9 Oct 2011 00:00:00 -0700 BuiltWith Trends. Web Technology Growth Tables shows you the fastest growing technologies that we are tracking. It does this by percentage growth so allows some of the smaller site base web technologies to appear in the charts. It also uncovers some interesting technologies that we might have overlooked without it. Here's an example table, you can view the Fastest Growing Technology at BuiltWith Trends.

  We hope you enjoy this new feature and stay tuned for more coming soon!]]> gary@builtwith.com (gary) https://blog.builtwith.com/2011/08/23/fastest-growing-web-technology/ https://blog.builtwith.com/2011/08/23/fastest-growing-web-technology/ Tue, 23 Aug 2011 00:00:00 -0700