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StackDetect is a website technology profiler that identifies frameworks, platforms, analytics tools, hosting services, and other technologies used by a domain. It is intended for developers, marketers, and sales teams researching website stacks and prospects.
💡 Pick it for broader detection coverage, browser extensions, APIs, and technology-based lead generation.
Wappalyzer is a browser extension that identifies the technologies used on websites. It detects content management systems, eCommerce platforms, web servers, JavaScript...
💡 Choose it when historical technology data and large-scale sales prospecting matter more than a lightweight lookup.
BuiltWith is a web technology profiler tool that helps you find out what websites are built with.
Free version available, with paid plans starting at $295/month
💡 Pick it for a free, lightweight browser extension focused on quick technology checks.
WhatRuns is a browser extension that helps you identify technologies used on websites.
Free with premium options
💡 Use it when you need technology adoption trends and prospect lists rather than only inspecting individual websites.
Technology insights and data for a sales intelligence platform.
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Netcraft
💡 Choose it when website technology checks need hosting, certificate, and security intelligence.
Netcraft provides internet security and infrastructure intelligence, including site reports that expose hosting, server, certificates, and selected technologies. It is used by...
Free site reports; enterprise pricing N/A
💡 Pick it for free web-technology usage statistics and market-share context alongside individual site lookups.
W3Techs publishes usage statistics and lookup data for web technologies such as server software, content management systems, JavaScript libraries, and hosting providers....
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