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Website tech stack detection: Next.js, Netlify, WordPress and Astro sites

These sites in the same run do not list Cloudflare among their detected technologies. They use other hosting and frameworks.

The data (4 real rows)

url	title	server	categoriesSummary
https://stripe.com/	Stripe \| Financial Infrastructure to Grow Your Revenue	nginx	{"JavaScript frameworks": ["Next.js", "React"], "Miscellaneous":...
https://ghost.org/	Ghost: The best open source blog & newsletter platform	Netlify	{"Hosting": ["Netlify"], "CMS": ["Hugo"], "JavaScript frameworks...
https://vercel.com/	Agentic Infrastructure - Vercel	Vercel	{"JavaScript frameworks": ["Next.js", "React"], "Hosting": ["Ver...
https://wordpress.org/	Blog Tool, Publishing Platform, and CMS – WordPress.org	nginx	{"CMS": ["WordPress"], "Tag managers": ["Google Tag Manager"], "...

Rows come from the free sample file for this actor, not a full run. Long values are shortened and personal contact fields are left out. Source: apify-actor-samples/website-tech-stack-detector.

How to get this yourself

Open the What is this website built on? actor on Apify.
Paste a list of URLs; get detected technologies grouped by category, server and status per site.
Run it, then export the dataset as CSV, JSON or Excel from the results tab.

Limits, stated plainly

Detection is from public HTML and headers, so server-only tech may be missed. This page shows a small sample, so counts here say nothing about the whole dataset.

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