We often get questions on Trends about how many sites we cover. We want to cover all of them (the entire web) and we try to do that. It’s possible for us to cover every .com, .net, .org and .info … Continue reading →

We’ve been getting some great coverage lately. Here’s some of our coverage that you might want to checkout, with additional information about BuiltWith and how it runs – Eric Eldon’s blog post on techcrunch.com – explains what BuiltWith does – … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

We’ve added some new information to some of our BuiltWith Trends reports. You can now see migration information on some technologies (e-commerce and content management systems). This new information provides an insight into where users are going with their technology, … Continue reading →

This funny looking URL will tell you most of the details – 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 … Continue reading →

Hello everyone, another update to tell you about a new feature of 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 … Continue reading →

The logo is green, the header of our pages is green so it’s great news to tell you all of the BuiltWith websites now run on 100% green energy! Produced by NaturEnergie AG the energy required to run the BuiltWith … Continue reading →

Big thanks to Andrew at ChromeFans.org for adding BuiltWith to the tools listed on the excellent Page Rank Status plugin for Google Chrome. The tool is really awesome for checking additional information about a website such as Page Rank and … Continue reading →

We’ve created a version of BuiltWith Trends for the Chrome Web Store. If you’ve got a Chrome enabled device and chances are you haven’t as there’s only one out and that is for testers only, but, if you do, this … Continue reading →

Big thanks to John Resig, the creator of JQuery for giving BuiltWith a mention in his keynote presentations. I think he has done it in more than one event but there’s a great video from Boston Fall Keynote 2010, you … Continue reading →