We’ve localized BuiltWith into English, German, Spanish, Russian, Korean, Chinese and Japanese to support our growing customer base around the world and support the 1.6 million visitors we had in December 2018, of which 20% have a non-English browser language. Last year we redesigned the site to make it clearer that we have data for […]
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Thanks for waiting! If you did wait, maybe you didn’t even know or care which is probably more likely. In fact most of these blog posts are produced because showing the site has changing and dynamic blog and social content might help improve traffic ranking but that’s a story for another day maybe. Here’s the […]
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Progress is being made on the BuiltWith redesign! One thing we’ve noticed with how BuiltWith is currently used is that the 80 / 20 rule really holds true. That is 80% of the time is spent in 20% of the product. To that end the 80% of the 20% is the priority for this new […]
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As of May 1st 2018 BuiltWith is GDPR Compliant. We no longer provide or store personal details of citizens in the EU and no longer accept or store any personal identifiable information that is not your own that you might provide to us. We also do not have any third party relationships with data providers […]
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Crunchbase is the destination for discovering industry trends, investments, and news about hundreds of thousands of public and private companies globally. Crunchbase’s new Marketplace allows you to get BuiltWith technology directly integrated into your Crunchbase experience. For more information and to get started with the BuiltWith Crunchbase app visit https://www.crunchbase.com/marketplace/builtwith/
Read moreWeb Analytics consulting company 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 […]
Read moreWith thousands of SaaS applications, web frameworks and technologies available understanding which you should adopt can be a challenging task. Implementations are costly and time consuming, deploying the right product is important. Feature comparison won’t cut it when making critical IT decisions. BuiltWith is a powerful tool for assisting with technology research. Market Share Validation All 7,000+ […]
Read moreBuiltWith first told people what websites were “built with” back in 2007, only 11 months after Google Analytics became fully available for people and businesses to add to their websites. In those 7 years web integrated services have grown into a billion dollar industry. The web is constantly changing and to keep up with the pace of […]
Read moreFor the last couple of years there has been a lot of hype around social media marketing, content marketing, growth hacking and a whole host of other buzz-phrases. Every so often “the next big thing” is announced and everyone seems to want to pile in. In all of the commotion, some of the more traditional […]
Read moreBack 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 […]
Read moreWe added a new method of detecting what technologies websites are using by looking at loaded websites memory signature. It compliments our 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 […]
Read moreOur friends over at 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? Checkout the findings over on the Moz Blog and a big […]
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