Our data
For every domain, a structured summary with four years of consistent historical web data.
Continuously refreshed company data derived directly from what organizations publish on their own websites.
See which technologies power websites and how adoption evolves across industries and regions.
Discover how websites are automatically classified based on their actual content and purpose.
Measure how popular websites and online services are, based on real web activity patterns.
Detect security issues, counterfeit sites, and potential brand infringement before they impact your business.
Data Access
Discover insights from over 400 million domains with filters for companies, industries, and tech.
Explore companies and technologies with AI-powered search that automatically finds the right filters and context.
Visualize key metrics from 400M+ domains and 200 fields with fully customizable dashboards.
Query 400M+ domains and 200+ fields programmatically through a fast, reliable REST API.
Access the full Dataprovider dataset directly through Snowflake, BigQuery and Databricks for large-scale analytics.
Understand your customers with private crawls that reveal technology, business activity, and growth signals.
Use Cases
Turn web activity from 400M+ domains into structured, investment-ready insights for asset managers.
Track brand abuse across the web with monthly updated data from 400M+ domains.
Transform unstructured web content into reliable business information for 60M+ companies worldwide.
Turn domain usage data into growth, retention, and security insights for registries and registrars.
Measure and understand the digital economy with structured, GDPR-compliant data from the web.
Understand the entire online commerce landscape with structured, monthly updated data from the web.
Blog
Expert insights that give you an edge in understanding the digital landscape.
The Anti-Spoofing Setup three Million Domains Got Almost Right
Mia Müller
Reading the SaaS–AI transition through web data
Mathijs Baas
Getting started with the Dataprovider MCP: let AI query 350 million domains for you
Gijs Barends
Cloudflare Hides the Hosting Company. We Found It Anyway.
Christian Branbergen
Hidden prompts in HTML: the invisible threat exploiting AI browsers
Lucia Baldassini
How we talk to a billion records with our AI Navigator
Tim Kreutz
Newsletter
Websites Per Capita: How Many Websites Does Each EU Country Have Per 1,000 Inhabitants?
The cookie compliance paradox: why millions of EU websites still violate placement rules
From Prompt to Website: How AI Website Builders Are Reshaping Web Development
Asian Tigers Lead Global ESG, Small Businesses Drive 65% of Adoption — A 48M Website Study
The current state of eCommerce in Europe: 3 million online stores mapped and analyzed
The invisible engines: JavaScript libraries that power today's internet
Eelco Blaauw
Featured
E-commerce saw explosive growth during the COVID-19 pandemic, with brick-and-mortar stores closing and digital platforms becoming a lifeline for both businesses and consumers. But, as we revealed in a previous analysis, the surge came with a caveat: many of the online stores created in 2020 and 2021 proved to be short-lived. Within just two years, a significant portion of these new digital storefronts had gone offline, unable to sustain operations, customer interest, or both.
Veronika Vilgis
