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Best technographics data providers in 2026
Eleven technographics providers, compared on how much of the count each one publishes free and what base the count divides by. Every competitor figure on this page was read from that provider's own public pages on 3 September 2026; the Installmap figures come from the crawls the site publishes.
Providers that publish a count come first. Providers that publish no count come last.
The table
| Provider | Share with base printed | Named lists as the base | Free to read and cite | List export | Price stated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Installmap | Yes. Every count prints its crawled base | Yes. Six lists crawled as sets | Yes. A citation line on every page | No | Free to read |
| Enlyft | A share is printed, the base is not | No | check | Get the list action, no size published | None published anywhere on the site |
| TheirStack | Count only. A total, no base share | No | check | 1 credit a company, $109 per 1,000 | $109 per 1,000 credits, API $49 a month |
| BuiltWith | No. 491.9M domains stated as scale, no sample | No | check | On a plan, $295 a month and up | $295, $495, $995 a month |
| NerdyData | No. A result count before purchase | No | Free reports for publishing researchers, by email | 5,000 to 1,000,000 rows a download | $200, $300, $1,000 a month |
| PublicWWW | No. A page count for a snippet | No | check | 20 rows free, 10,000 on Enterprise | $0, $109, $199, $499 a month |
| Wappalyzer | No | No | check | Lead lists. Caps could not be read | $250, $450, $850 and up a month |
| SimilarTech | No | No | check | check | None. The pricing page returns 404 |
| HG Insights | No | No | check | check | Not published. Quote, two year contract |
| Datanyze | No | No | check | check | $0 trial, $29 and $55 a month |
| StackShare | No. Stacks are submitted, not crawled | No | check | check | None. The pricing page returns 404 |
"check" means the provider does not state it on the pages read, so nothing is filled in for them.
1. Installmap
Installmap publishes the share of each named list of companies that runs each piece of software. Six lists are crawled as whole sets: Inc 5000 (2026), 4,886 of 4,929 fetched so far; Y Combinator companies, 5,386 of 6,133 crawled; Fortune 500, 472 of 472 fetched so far; Unicorns, 1,000 of 1,000 fetched so far; SaaS companies, 8,173 of 9,008 fetched so far; Tranco top 10,000, 1,572 of 1,573 fetched so far.
Every share prints the base it divides by. HubSpot runs on 25.6% of the 4,886 crawled Inc 5000 companies (1,252 domains) and 2.5% of the 472 crawled Fortune 500 companies (12 domains), on the same crawl date. OneTrust runs on 44.9% of the Fortune 500 (212 domains). Detection matches 448 fingerprints across 26 categories. The method page carries the attrition funnel, the named failures and the measured gap between a plain fetch and a rendered one, 35.8% on the Inc 5000.
2. Enlyft
Enlyft scores accounts for technology vendors and their channel partners, and its public product pages are why it ranks second here. The CloudStack page states 201 companies and carries breakdowns by industry, country, employee size and revenue, all readable without an account.
The base is what is missing. A market share figure is printed with no sample definition behind it, no count of the companies that could not be read and no crawl date. The homepage states 24,000+ technologies across 45M+ companies while the navigation states 22K+, and no price appears anywhere on the site.
Installmap vs Enlyft · enlyft.com
3. TheirStack
TheirStack searches job postings and company technographics together. Its public technology pages publish a total company count, 228,936 on the HubSpot page, show ten rows of it and carry country and region breakdowns. Industry and employee size appear on each company row rather than as a published cut.
The companies behind the total are metered. One credit reveals or exports one company, viewable for 90 days, from $109 for 1,000 credits. No sample, no failure count and no crawl date sits under the total, so the number cannot be read as a share.
Installmap vs TheirStack · theirstack.com
4. BuiltWith
BuiltWith detects what a site runs and builds lists of sites by detected technology, keyword or spend. Trend data and top site listings are free to read. The lists of companies behind them are what the plans meter, from $295 a month for two technologies and one login, through $495 for unlimited technologies, to $995 for unlimited logins.
The plans page states 126,278 tracked technologies and 491.9 million domains. None of that is a sample. No denominator, no failure count and no method description is published, so a BuiltWith figure is a count of what the crawler found rather than a share of a stated set.
Installmap vs BuiltWith · builtwith.com
5. NerdyData
NerdyData searches the HTML, JavaScript, CSS, headers, cookies and XHR URLs of crawled sites. A report shows its total result count and a sample of the websites before purchase, then costs $200 a month for 5,000 rows a download, $300 for 200,000 and $1,000 for a million.
Detection is described as a proprietary crawler that fully renders pages including JavaScript, which is more than most providers here disclose, but no sample size and no failure count goes with it. The pricing page offers free reports to researchers and journalists who plan to publish something referencing NerdyData, by email request.
Installmap vs NerdyData · nerdydata.com
6. PublicWWW
PublicWWW indexes page source and searches it for any snippet, signature or keyword. The homepage states 514,190,657 web pages indexed as of 30 August 2026.
A search returns a result count. That count is pages carrying the snippet, not companies inside a defined set, so two snippets for the same vendor return two different numbers and neither divides by a base. There is no industry, size or country cut. The free tier opens the top 3M websites with downloads capped at 20 rows; Pro is $109 a month with 100 searches a day and 100K rows, Business $199, and Enterprise $499 with a million rows.
Installmap vs PublicWWW · publicwww.com
7. Wappalyzer
Wappalyzer reports the technologies, company details and contact data behind a website, and builds prospect lists filtered by technology, keyword, market position and geography. It publishes no market share count and no industry or size cut, so nothing on the site can be cited as adoption data.
Plans run $250, $450 and $850 a month and up, metering users, lead list technology targets and lookups: 5,000 lookups on Pro, 20,000 on Business, 200,000 and up on Enterprise. The lead lists page returned a browser error to automated fetching on 3 September 2026, so list caps and export formats could not be read.
Installmap vs Wappalyzer · wappalyzer.com
8. SimilarTech
SimilarTech is branded a Similarweb company and states dataset scale on its solution pages: 100M+ websites, 4M+ apps, 235M+ product SKUs, 20M+ companies and 10 years of historical data. Scale is not a count, and no share, base or method appears on the pages read.
The pricing page returns HTTP 404, www.similartech.com does not resolve in DNS, and every learn more and sign in link routes to similarweb.com, so no price, tier or export term could be read from the domain itself.
Installmap vs SimilarTech · similartech.com
9. HG Insights
HG Insights sells technographic, spend and intent data as modules: Market Analyzer, Data Studio, Sales Copilot, Intent- Driven Leads and Customer Voice.
Access is by demo request or by contacting sales. There is no self serve lookup and, per its own pricing page, no pilot and no free trial. Pricing is stated as based on data consumption, on a standard two year contract with a one year term at a higher price, and no dollar figure appears on any public page read. No count, no cut and no method is readable before a purchase, which is why every quantitative cell above reads check.
Installmap vs HG Insights · hginsights.com
10. Datanyze
Datanyze is a contact data tool built around a Chrome extension that reveals email addresses and phone numbers from LinkedIn profiles and company websites. Nothing on the pages read describes technology detection or publishes a count, so every count cell is marked check.
Pricing is $0 for a 90 day Nyze Lite trial, $29 a month for Nyze Pro 1 and $55 for Nyze Pro 2. The unit is a credit and one credit is one contact reveal, at 10, 80 and 160 a month. The FAQ states that Lite users lose access to details they had already revealed when the trial ends.
Installmap vs Datanyze · datanyze.com
11. StackShare
StackShare is a public directory of developer and AI tools with company stack profiles that companies and developers submit. Reading is free: Uber lists 59 tools, Airbnb 55 and Facebook 36, and the directory header states 150K tools.
Because the stacks are submitted rather than detected by a crawl, there is no sample and no denominator, so a StackShare profile cannot produce a share of anything. stackshare.io/pricing returns 404, so no plan, price or purchase detail could be read. The React page shows 183,297 stack additions while the companies and developers entries under it rendered no names.
Installmap vs StackShare · stackshare.io