What are popular websites built with? CMS, framework, CDN, analytics

CMS

• WordPress 70
• Adobe Experience Manager 31
• Drupal 24
• Contentful 17
• Webflow 14
• Sanity 10
• Contentstack 4
• HubSpot CMS 4
• 1C-Bitrix 3
• Prismic 3

E-commerce

• Shopify 3

Static site generator

• Hugo 5
• Gatsby 4

JavaScript framework

• React 154
• Next.js 128
• Vue.js 36
• Nuxt 18
• Astro 13
• Alpine.js 10
• Svelte 8
• Angular 4
• AngularJS 4
• Hotwire Turbo 4
• SvelteKit 4
• Backbone.js 3

Backend framework

• Ruby on Rails 15
• ASP.NET 14
• Express 11
• Django 5
• Firebase 3

Programming language

• PHP 123
• Ruby 15
• Node.js 11
• Python 7
• Java 6

Web server

• Nginx 151
• Varnish 76
• Apache HTTP Server 55
• Envoy 49
• OpenResty 15
• Tengine 8
• LiteSpeed 5

CDN

• Cloudflare 204
• Amazon CloudFront 137
• Fastly 79
• Akamai 60
• jsDelivr 34
• Google Hosted Libraries 31
• cdnjs 26
• Azure Front Door 12
• unpkg 11
• Cloudflare Rocket Loader 7
• Bunny CDN 3
• Cloudinary 3

Hosting / PaaS

• Google Cloud 31
• Amazon S3 20
• Vercel 19
• WP Engine 11
• Netlify 8
• AWS Elastic Load Balancing 7
• Pantheon 7
• Acquia Cloud 4
• Heroku 3

Analytics

• Google Analytics 117
• Cloudflare Web Analytics 62
• Comscore 29
• Yandex Metrica 27
• Microsoft Clarity 15
• Chartbeat 11
• Matomo 11
• Adobe Analytics 8
• Parse.ly 7
• Amplitude 6
• Hotjar 5
• Plausible 3

Tag manager

• Google Tag Manager 292
• Adobe Experience Platform Launch 39
• Tealium 12

A/B testing

• Optimizely 11
• VWO 10
• Convert Experiences 3

Advertising

• Google Publisher Tag 82
• Prebid.js 26
• Amazon Publisher Services 24
• Meta Pixel 23
• Google AdSense 19
• Taboola 13
• Google Ads 12
• LinkedIn Insight Tag 8
• Criteo 7
• Outbrain 4
• X (Twitter) Pixel 4

Authentication

• Google Sign-In 23
• Sign in with Apple 4

Cookie consent

• OneTrust 73
• Didomi 10
• Osano 9
• Google Funding Choices 8
• Sourcepoint 8
• TrustArc 8
• Ketch 7
• Cookiebot 6
• iubenda 3

Fonts

• Google Fonts 77
• Font Awesome 42
• Adobe Fonts 15

JavaScript library

• jQuery 155
• Swiper 42
• jQuery Migrate 27
• jQuery UI 24
• GSAP 17
• Slick 17
• Modernizr 13
• Facebook SDK 12
• Popper 8
• AOS 7
• Fancybox 7
• Lazysizes 7
• Lottie 7
• Owl Carousel 7
• Underscore.js 7
• Select2 4
• Splide 4
• core-js 3
• Flickity 3

Lead intelligence

• 6sense 3

Live chat / support

• Qualified 3

Maps

• Google Maps 5

Marketing automation

• HubSpot 10
• Marketo 7
• Mailchimp 5
• OneSignal 4

Monitoring

• Akamai mPulse 30
• New Relic 15
• Datadog RUM 10
• Sentry 7
• SpeedCurve 4

Payment

• Stripe 3

Reviews

• Trustpilot 6
• Bazaarvoice 4

Security / bot protection

• Cloudflare Bot Management 122
• reCAPTCHA 31
• Akamai Bot Manager 20
• Cloudflare Email Protection 15
• F5 BIG-IP 8
• Cloudflare Turnstile 7
• HUMAN (PerimeterX) 5
• DataDome 4
• Imperva 3

SEO

• Yoast SEO 31
• Rank Math 8

UI library

• Tailwind CSS 101
• Bootstrap 42
• Animate.css 5
• Material UI 3

Video

• YouTube 37
• JW Player 9
• Vimeo 9
• Wistia 6
• Dailymotion 3

WordPress plugin

• Jetpack 8
• Elementor 6
• WP Rocket 6
• Gravity Forms 4
• WPML 4

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FAQ

What is a website built with?

Open the site's page (/tech-stack/site/<domain>) to see its CMS, JavaScript framework, CDN, hosting, analytics and other technologies, detected from the home page HTML and HTTP headers.

How are the technologies detected?

We fetch the home page once and match the HTML, script URLs, meta tags, cookies and response headers against a hand-written fingerprint list (the same engine as our Tech Stack Detector API). Technologies that leave no trace in the home page cannot be detected.

Which sites are in the index?

About 1,005 popular websites, the same sample as the AI Crawler Index (Tranco list, filtered). 748 had a readable home page with at least one detected technology.