Each website emits discernible “signs” indicative of the technology it employs. By tracking these indicators, we can ascertain whether a site utilizes specific web technologies. This process is known as website technologies lookup and provides a comprehensive overview, allowing you to understand the broader landscape of how any website or technology is faring on the Internet.
Over 60 categories of technologies including
CDNs
CMSs
E-commerce
Payment processors
Programming Languages
Ads
Analytics
CRMs
Frameworks
Libraries
Identify the e-commerce websites
E-commerce websites are essential for businesses of all sizes to reach a wider audience and sell their products or services online. Our tool can identify e-commerce websites by analyzing the websites’ code and content for known e-commerce platforms, payment processors, and shipping services. This information can be used to identify potential customers or partners, track the growth of the e-commerce industry, and identify trends in e-commerce technology.
Check technologies on the website
We identify the technologies used on any particular website by analyzing the website’s code and content for known technologies, such as programming languages, JavaScript frameworks, and content management systems. Use this data to mitigate potential security vulnerabilities, troubleshoot website issues, and benchmark website performance.
Track most popular applications and technology trends
Track the most popular applications and technology trends by analyzing the usage of websites across the internet. This information can be used to identify emerging trends, understand the competitive landscape, and make informed decisions about technology investments.
Assess security risks
Fraudsters frequently exploit specific website technologies to entice unsuspecting victims into divulging sensitive information, falling prey to monetary theft, or compromising their identity. Certain features inherent in particular website technologies make them susceptible to exploitation by internet scammers more frequently. Recognizing patterns in the utilization of these technologies serves as signals for identifying suspicious activities.
AREAS OF APPLICATION
Tracking over 1.4 billion both registered and unregistered domains.
Storing 80 billion historical records since 2011.
Updating WHOIS records
every 45 days
Covering 99.5% of all generic and country-code top-level domain names.
