1,580 technologies, each with the websites Hunter detects it on.
The technologies Hunter detects on the most websites.
Any technology lookup can hand you a list of domains. A domain is not a person you can write to.
Hunter holds the professional email addresses behind those domains, each with the name, job title and department of the person, and a confidence score on the address itself.
Create a free accountSearch the box above, or open a category below to see its technologies that have a page.
Each technology has its own page: how many websites Hunter detects it on, the most popular of them, and the industries and countries they are in.
Open those companies in Hunter to get the email addresses at each one, with the name and job title behind every address.
The 35 categories Hunter tracks most closely. Each one has its own page that ranks its most-used technologies, then lists every technology page in it from A to Z.
The technologies whose category does not have its own page.
TechLookup lists the websites Hunter detects a given technology on, with the industries and the countries those sites are in. Search for a technology at the top of this page, or browse them by category.
1,580 technologies have a page today, across 49 categories. The set is rebuilt every night: a technology appears once Hunter detects it on enough websites to list, and leaves when it no longer is.
Every category Hunter tracks, from analytics and advertising to web servers. The largest ones have their own page, such as Programming Framework, Content Management System and E-commerce, which ranks the category's most-used technologies, then lists every technology page in it from A to Z.
Yes. Each technology page breaks its websites down by country. The countries where the technology runs on the most websites get their own page when they have enough to list, with a sample of those websites and the industries they are in.
Sales and marketing teams use it to find accounts that fit what they sell. If your product integrates with a tool, its users are your best prospects. If you compete with one, its users are the companies you can win over. And a company running a tool in your category already has the budget and the problem you solve. Add the email addresses of the people who work there, and the list becomes outreach you can send.
Hunter's own crawl of company websites, the same crawl behind its email data. Every page is rebuilt every night, so the counts move as sites adopt and drop a technology.
Hunter identifies technologies from the code, scripts and HTTP headers each website serves, so a detection reflects what the site runs today. A tag left in place after a company stops paying for a tool still counts, so treat a single detection as a strong lead to check rather than a confirmed customer.
Every technology page is public: no account, no paywall. Seeing the email addresses behind the websites needs a Hunter account, which is free to create.
Yes, that is what Hunter is for. Each technology page shows how many email addresses Hunter already holds for every website it lists. Sign up to see the addresses themselves, with the name and job title of the person behind each one.