Website technology usage, live
Dozif has analyzed 12,023 websites across 62 countries. The most common technologies are Webflow (5,624), WordPress (3,618) and Elementor (1,113). Pick a technology to see who uses it, where, and in which niches.
Website builders
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E-commerce
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Frameworks (custom-coded)
Technology questions
Answers come straight from the live database and update as new sites are analyzed.
What is the most popular website builder?
Among the 12,023 websites Dozif has analyzed, Webflow is the most common website builder (5,624 sites), followed by Wix (606) and Squarespace (402).
What is the most popular CMS?
Among the 12,023 websites Dozif has analyzed, WordPress is the most common CMS (3,618 sites), followed by Drupal (115) and HubSpot CMS (66).
What is the most popular e-commerce platform?
Among the 12,023 websites Dozif has analyzed, Shopify is the most common e-commerce platform (322 sites), followed by Magento / Adobe Commerce (32) and BigCommerce (22).
What is the most popular WordPress plugin or add-on?
Among the 12,023 websites Dozif has analyzed, Elementor is the most common WordPress plugin or add-on (1,113 sites), followed by WooCommerce (321) and Divi (222).
What is the most popular JavaScript framework?
Among the 12,023 websites Dozif has analyzed, Next.js is the most common JavaScript framework (416 sites), followed by Nuxt (108) and Astro (80).
How does Dozif detect a website's technology?
It loads the site's homepage and looks for the fingerprints each platform leaves in the HTML and response headers — scripts, generator tags, asset domains and class names. Dozif recognises 43 technologies.
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