Check what technology a website uses
Tech stack for three well-known sites.
{
"domains": [
"gymshark.com",
"allbirds.com",
"notion.so"
]
}Run this task →Give it a list of domains and get one row per site with the technologies it runs: CMS, e-commerce, framework, analytics, ad pixels, payments, hosting, CRM and chat. It checks 209 signatures in 32 categories and also picks up emails and social profiles from the same page.
technologies | Technologies detected on the site |
categories | Category of each technology |
cms / ecommerce | CMS and e-commerce platform |
analytics / pixels | Analytics tools and ad pixels |
payments | Payment providers |
hosting | Hosting and CDN |
emails | Email addresses found on the home page |
socialProfiles | Social profile links |
signals | Page title, meta description, generator and server headers |
$10.00 per 1,000 rows
You pay per website returned; there is no run fee. A max-items setting caps what one run delivers and bills.
Apify gives $5 free credits every month — enough to test this scraper at no cost.
Ready-made inputs. Copy one into the scraper form or send it through the API.
Tech stack for three well-known sites.
{
"domains": [
"gymshark.com",
"allbirds.com",
"notion.so"
]
}Run this task →Only Shopify sites without Klaviyo are kept.
{
"domains": [
"glossier.com",
"kyliecosmetics.com",
"fashionnova.com",
"bombas.com"
],
"mustUse": [
"shopify"
],
"mustNotUse": [
"klaviyo"
]
}Run this task →Tech signals and headers, no contacts.
{
"domains": [
"stripe.com",
"linear.app",
"vercel.com"
],
"includeContacts": false,
"includeSignals": true
}Run this task →Skip HubSpot users, keep emails and socials.
{
"domains": [
"hubspot.com",
"intercom.com",
"zendesk.com",
"drift.com"
],
"mustNotUse": [
"hubspot"
],
"includeContacts": true
}Run this task →It runs on a whole list of domains at once and returns structured rows you can filter and export, plus emails and social profiles.
Yes. List technologies under must use and must not use, for example shopify but not klaviyo.
No. It reads pages directly and retries blocked sites through residential proxies when that option is on.
The scraper collects only publicly visible data from websites, without logging in. Whether your use is lawful depends on your country and purpose: respect local law and the site's terms, and avoid collecting or storing personal data you don't need.
Run it from the Apify API or the Python and JavaScript clients, or connect it to Make, n8n, Zapier or Google Sheets. Results export to JSON, CSV or Excel.