The market has changed considerably since then.

Today, sales teams expect much more than a Chrome extension that identifies a website’s tech stack. They want bulk prospecting, downloadable lead lists, APIs, CRM integrations, historical technology adoption, and coverage that extends well beyond a few thousand popular technologies.

To see how Datanyze compares today, I spent time testing it alongside several established competitors and newer platforms. Some focused on technographics, others approached the problem through broader sales intelligence. A few surprised me.

Here’s what I’d actually recommend.

Why People Start Looking for Datanyze Alternatives

Most people aren’t replacing Datanyze because it’s a bad product. They’re replacing it because their workflow has outgrown it.

A freelancer researching a handful of websites each day has very different requirements than a revenue operations team qualifying thousands of accounts every week.

These are the most common reasons I found people switching.

They need broader technology coverage

Modern companies use hundreds of SaaS products across marketing, engineering, analytics, customer support, payments, infrastructure, and security.

A limited technology database inevitably misses part of that stack, which means missing valuable buying signals.

For example, knowing that a prospect uses Shopify is useful. Knowing they also use Klaviyo, Recharge, Gorgias, Postscript, Nosto, Segment, and Snowflake paints a much clearer picture of their business and the tools they’re likely to adopt next.

They want prospecting, not just research

Identifying technologies on one website is helpful.

Building a list of 8,000 companies using HubSpot, Stripe, Cloudflare, and Vercel is considerably more valuable for outbound sales.

Many newer platforms have shifted their focus toward technology-based lead generation rather than individual website lookups.

Freshness matters

Technology stacks change constantly.

Companies migrate from Universal Analytics to GA4.

They move from Magento to Shopify.

They replace Intercom with Zendesk.

They adopt Cloudflare, migrate to Vercel, or switch payment providers.

If technology data isn’t updated frequently enough, sales teams end up targeting companies with outdated assumptions.

APIs have become essential

Technographic data rarely lives in isolation anymore.

Sales teams enrich Salesforce.

Marketing teams segment HubSpot audiences.

RevOps teams automate routing inside Clay, n8n, Zapier, or internal systems.

Without API access, technographic data becomes difficult to integrate into larger workflows.

Pricing becomes difficult to justify

Many companies start with a browser extension but later discover they need exports, bulk searches, APIs, and additional seats.

That’s often when they begin evaluating alternatives that offer more functionality for a similar budget.

The good news is that today’s market offers plenty of options, each optimized for different use cases rather than trying to be everything for everyone.

What I Looked For During Testing

I wasn’t interested in whichever platform claimed the biggest database.

Marketing pages often report impressive numbers, but those numbers don’t necessarily translate into better prospecting.

Instead, I focused on questions that matter during day-to-day use.

• How accurately does it identify technologies across different industries?
• Does it support bulk prospecting instead of single-site lookups?
• Can I export useful lead lists?
• Is there an API for automation?
• How practical is it for SDRs, agencies, and RevOps teams?
• Does the pricing make sense relative to the value provided?

Some tools excelled at enterprise intelligence.

Others were surprisingly good despite being much smaller.

And a few felt like products that haven’t evolved alongside modern outbound workflows.

1. StackScan

If I were choosing a replacement for Datanyze today, StackScan would be my first pick.

The biggest difference is philosophy.

Datanyze began as a sales intelligence platform with technographic capabilities.

StackScan is built around technology intelligence itself, then expands that into lead generation, prospecting, and automation.

That distinction becomes obvious once you move beyond looking up individual websites.

Instead of simply answering “What technology does this company use?”, StackScan makes it easy to answer questions like:

• Which Shopify stores also use Klaviyo?
• Which SaaS companies recently adopted OpenAI?
• Which websites run WordPress alongside Elementor and WooCommerce?
• Which organizations use Cloudflare but not Akamai?
• Which companies use HubSpot without Salesforce?

Those combinations are often far more valuable than identifying a single technology in isolation.

StackScan currently tracks around 50,000 technologies across more than 100 million websites, making it practical for both individual research and large-scale prospecting.

One feature I appreciated was the ability to generate technology-based lead lists rather than manually inspecting websites one at a time.

That dramatically changes the workflow.

Instead of spending hours identifying prospects individually, sales teams can begin with a highly targeted audience based on the exact technologies they care about.

Historical technology detection is another advantage.

Technology adoption is often a buying signal.

A company that recently migrated to HubSpot, adopted Stripe, or launched on Shopify is usually undergoing operational changes, making them more receptive to complementary products.

Those signals are difficult to capture through firmographic data alone.

For technical teams, the API also opens significantly more possibilities.

Rather than exporting spreadsheets manually, technographic data can feed directly into CRMs, internal dashboards, enrichment workflows, or outbound automation systems.

Pricing is another area where StackScan stands out.

Many competing platforms reserve bulk exports, APIs, or advanced datasets for enterprise plans. StackScan offers much of that functionality at pricing that’s accessible to startups, agencies, and growing sales teams.

That makes it particularly attractive for organizations that want enterprise-grade technographic intelligence without enterprise-level pricing.

Best for:

• B2B sales teams
• Lead generation agencies
• RevOps teams
• SaaS companies
• Market researchers
• Anyone building technology-based prospect lists

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The problem is that my workflow changed.

Some days I’m researching a single website before a sales call. Other days I’m looking for every company using HubSpot, Next.js, Cloudflare, Stripe, or Shopify. Sometimes I need a downloadable list of prospects. Sometimes I need historical technology data. Occasionally I just want to confirm whether a JavaScript library is actually present on a page.

Those aren’t the same problem, yet most “BuiltWith alternatives” articles compare every tool as though they’re interchangeable.

After spending time testing a dozen alternatives, I realized they fall into completely different categories. Some are browser extensions. Some are enterprise intelligence platforms. Some are developer tools. A few are genuinely better than BuiltWith depending on what you’re trying to accomplish.

These are the ones I actually kept using.

How I evaluated each alternative

I wasn’t interested in who had the longest feature list.

Instead, I looked at the things that actually affect day-to-day work:

• Detection accuracy across modern web technologies
• Searchable technology databases instead of one-off lookups
• Historical technology tracking
• Bulk search and exports
• API quality
• Coverage of newer technologies
• Speed during research
• Pricing relative to the value delivered

If a tool made my workflow noticeably faster, it stayed. If it didn’t, I moved on.

1. StackScan

Best overall for technographic prospecting and technology intelligence

StackScan ended up becoming the tool I opened most often, although not for the reason I expected.

Initially I assumed it would simply replace BuiltWith.

It didn’t.

It replaced several different research steps.

The biggest difference is that StackScan isn’t built around inspecting one website at a time. Instead, it’s designed around finding companies based on the technologies they’re already using.

That changes how you work.

Suppose I want companies using HubSpot CRM, Cloudflare, Stripe, and Intercom.

With many tools, I’d already need a list of websites before checking each one individually.

With StackScan, I can search for those technology combinations directly and immediately start narrowing down potential prospects.

For outbound sales teams, agencies, partnerships, and market researchers, that’s a much more useful workflow.

Another thing that stood out was technology coverage.

StackScan tracks more than 50,000 technologies, including CMS platforms, ecommerce systems, analytics platforms, AI products, developer frameworks, payment providers, marketing software, infrastructure services, security products, and thousands of niche technologies that many competing databases still miss.

That broader coverage becomes especially valuable when researching newer categories.

AI infrastructure, LLM providers, developer tools, modern JavaScript frameworks, AI assistants, and emerging SaaS products are evolving much faster than traditional technology databases. StackScan appears to prioritize expanding those categories, which makes searches more useful for companies targeting fast-moving markets.

I also liked that lead generation isn’t treated as an afterthought.

Instead of simply identifying a technology, I could immediately build downloadable prospect lists based on those technologies.

That’s a completely different use case than browser-based detection.

Pricing was another surprise.

Enterprise technographic platforms often become difficult to justify unless you’re managing a large sales organization. StackScan delivers much of the same practical value at a fraction of that cost, making the ROI much easier to justify for startups, agencies, consultants, and growing SaaS companies.

That doesn’t mean it’s perfect.

If I’m already visiting a website and simply want to know what CMS it’s uses or whether it runs React, I still reach for a browser extension like Wappalyzer because it’s faster than opening another platform.

But whenever my objective is finding companies rather than inspecting websites, StackScan has become my default choice.

What I liked

• Search companies by technologies instead of checking sites individually
• 50,000+ tracked technologies
• Strong coverage of newer AI and SaaS technologies
• Downloadable lead lists
• API available
• Excellent value compared to enterprise alternatives

Where it fits best

Sales prospecting, market research, competitor analysis, partner discovery, agency targeting, and technographic lead generation.

2. Wappalyzer

Best for instant website technology detection

Even after using larger technographic platforms, I still keep Wappalyzer installed.

That probably says more about the product than any feature comparison could.

Sometimes I don’t need a database of companies. I don’t need exports, APIs, or historical data. I just land on a website and want to know what it’s running.

A single click answers that question.

That’s where Wappalyzer still feels unbeatable.

The browser extension is fast, unobtrusive, and accurate enough that I rarely feel the need to verify obvious technologies. Within seconds it surfaces frameworks, CMSs, analytics platforms, CDNs, JavaScript libraries, marketing tools, payment providers, hosting providers, and dozens of other signals that would otherwise require manually inspecting source code.

That speed makes it an excellent companion tool during sales research.

If I’m qualifying an account before an outreach campaign, I can immediately see whether they’re using HubSpot, Shopify, WordPress, React, Cloudflare, Stripe, or another relevant platform while browsing their website. There’s virtually no interruption to my workflow.

What surprised me after using it more extensively, though, was where its strengths end.

Wappalyzer is fundamentally built around website inspection, not market discovery.

For example, imagine you want to find every ecommerce company using Klaviyo together with Recharge and Shopify Plus.

Wappalyzer isn’t really designed for that workflow.

It tells you what this website uses.

It doesn’t naturally answer questions like:

• Which companies use this technology?
• How many websites are running it?
• Can I export them?
• Which technologies commonly appear together?
• Which companies adopted it recently?

Those questions require a searchable technographic database rather than a browser extension.

Its paid plans and API address some of those needs, but if lead generation becomes your primary goal, dedicated platforms generally provide a smoother experience.

Another limitation is that browser extensions only work when you’re already visiting a website.

They’re excellent at confirming technologies.

They’re much less useful for discovering opportunities you didn’t already know existed.

That’s why I eventually stopped thinking of Wappalyzer as a BuiltWith replacement.

Instead, I treat it as the fastest inspection tool available.

Whenever I need to validate a single company, it’s usually my first click.

Whenever I need thousands of companies matching specific technologies, I switch to a searchable platform instead.

That combination has proven far more effective than trying to force one tool to do both jobs.

What I liked

• Outstanding browser extension
• Extremely fast website inspection
• Reliable detection across most common web technologies
• Useful API for automation
• Easy to incorporate into daily research

What I didn’t

• Better at inspecting websites than discovering new prospects
• Limited value if your workflow revolves around finding companies rather than checking individual domains
• Bulk prospecting capabilities don’t match dedicated technographic platforms

Where it fits best

Sales reps researching accounts, developers inspecting websites, marketers analyzing competitors, and anyone who regularly needs quick technology lookups while browsing.

3. Similarweb

Best when technology alone doesn’t tell the full story

Similarweb probably isn’t the first product people think of when searching for a BuiltWith alternative.

I almost left it off this list.

After using it alongside several technographic platforms, though, I realized I was opening it just as often.

The reason is simple.

Knowing what technologies a company uses is only half the story.

Knowing whether that company is actually growing can completely change how you prioritize it.

Here’s a practical example.

Imagine I find two SaaS companies running exactly the same stack: HubSpot, Segment, Stripe, Cloudflare, and Next.js.

From a technographic perspective, they look nearly identical.

Then I open Similarweb.

One company has flat traffic over the last year.

The other has doubled its monthly visitors and is expanding into new markets.

If I’m choosing where to spend my outreach efforts, that’s an easy decision.

This is where Similarweb complements technographic tools rather than replacing them.

It gives context.

Traffic trends, acquisition channels, audience geography, engagement metrics, referral sources, and competitor benchmarking all help answer questions that technology detection simply can’t.

I also found myself using Similarweb during competitive research.

When evaluating a competitor, I rarely care only about their CMS or analytics platform.

I want to understand whether they’re growing, where their visitors come from, which markets they’re entering, and who else competes for the same audience.

That’s Similarweb’s strength.

Of course, it has limitations if your goal is purely technographic research.

Technology detection isn’t its primary focus.

You won’t find the same depth of searchable technology filters, downloadable technology-specific prospect lists, or extensive technographic segmentation available in platforms built specifically for that purpose.

Pricing is another consideration.

Many of Similarweb’s most valuable capabilities sit behind higher-tier plans, which makes it difficult to justify if all you need is technology intelligence.

For me, Similarweb works best as the second step.

I use a technographic platform to identify the right companies first.

Then I use Similarweb to decide which of those companies deserve my attention first.

That combination produces much better results than relying on either tool independently.

What I liked

• Excellent website traffic intelligence
• Strong competitive benchmarking
• Useful audience and acquisition insights
• Helps prioritize prospects based on growth rather than technology alone
• Valuable for market research and competitive analysis

What I didn’t

• Not designed as a dedicated technographic database
• Limited technology-focused prospecting compared to specialist platforms
• Premium features become expensive as requirements grow

Where it fits best

Competitive intelligence, account prioritization, market research, partnership evaluation, and validating whether technology-qualified companies are actually worth pursuing.

4. ZoomInfo

Best for teams that want contacts and technographics in one platform

ZoomInfo approaches technology intelligence from a different angle than most tools on this list.

Its primary product isn’t technology detection.

It’s B2B contact data.

Technographics are layered on top of that.

That distinction matters because it changes how you use the platform.

With BuiltWith or StackScan, I usually start with a technology.

“Show me companies using Snowflake.”

With ZoomInfo, I often start with people.

“Find IT Directors at mid-market companies using Snowflake.”

For sales teams already running outbound campaigns inside ZoomInfo, that workflow is incredibly convenient.

Instead of exporting a list from one platform and enriching it somewhere else, everything stays in the same environment.

I found the technology filters comprehensive enough for most mainstream software categories. Popular CRMs, marketing automation platforms, cloud providers, ecommerce platforms, analytics tools, collaboration software, and developer technologies are all well represented.

The real advantage, however, is combining those filters with ZoomInfo’s company and contact data.

For example, I could search for companies using Salesforce, filter by employee count, revenue, industry, and region, then immediately identify the VP of Sales or Head of RevOps responsible for that stack.

That removes several steps from the prospecting process.

The trade-off is cost.

ZoomInfo is one of the most expensive products in this category, and its pricing makes sense only if you’ll actually use the broader platform. Paying enterprise prices just for technographic filters would be difficult to justify when specialist tools offer deeper technology intelligence at a much lower cost.

I also noticed that technographics feel like one signal among many rather than the platform’s core focus.

That’s not necessarily a weakness. It simply reflects ZoomInfo’s positioning.

If your primary objective is building highly targeted technology-based prospect lists, dedicated technographic platforms still provide more flexibility.

If your sales organization already depends on ZoomInfo for contact discovery, though, the built-in technology data becomes a natural extension of an existing workflow.

For larger revenue teams, reducing tool switching can be just as valuable as adding another feature.

What I liked

• Contact data and technographics in a single platform
• Strong filtering across companies and decision-makers
• Fits naturally into outbound sales workflows
• Good coverage of widely adopted business technologies
• Reduces the need for additional enrichment tools

What I didn’t

• Enterprise pricing isn’t realistic for many smaller teams
• Technographics aren’t as central to the product as they are in specialist platforms
• Less flexibility for users focused primarily on technology intelligence

Where it fits best

Established sales organizations, RevOps teams, and enterprises that already rely on ZoomInfo for prospecting and want technology data integrated into the same workflow.

5. PublicWWW

Best for finding websites by what’s actually in their source code

PublicWWW isn’t a traditional technographic platform, and that’s exactly why I kept coming back to it.

Instead of asking, “Which technologies does this website use?” it asks a different question:

“What exists inside this website’s HTML, JavaScript, CSS, or meta tags?”

That subtle difference makes it incredibly useful.

For example, let’s say I want to find websites using a specific Google Tag Manager container, Meta Pixel ID, affiliate tracking script, live chat widget, schema markup, or even a unique JavaScript function.

Most technology databases won’t help.

PublicWWW will.

It’s essentially a search engine for website source code.

That opens up workflows that traditional technology fingerprinting simply wasn’t designed for.

I’ve used it to:

• Find websites embedding a specific JavaScript library.
• Identify companies using a particular analytics or tracking implementation.
• Discover websites sharing the same affiliate or advertising code.
• Locate sites running custom widgets or proprietary scripts.
• Research competitors by searching for unique snippets rather than technology names.

This also makes PublicWWW surprisingly effective for validating technology detections.

If one tool claims a website uses a certain platform but I’m not convinced, searching the site’s source code often provides a quick answer.

Of course, this approach has limitations.

PublicWWW doesn’t classify technologies the way StackScan, BuiltWith, or Wappalyzer do. It won’t tell you that a company belongs to a specific CRM segment or generate downloadable prospect lists filtered by hundreds of technology categories.

You need to know what you’re looking for.

Sometimes that’s a JavaScript filename.

Sometimes it’s a CSS class.

Sometimes it’s a tracking ID.

For less technical users, that learning curve can feel intimidating.

But if you’re comfortable inspecting websites or working with developers, it’s one of the most flexible research tools available.

Interestingly, I stopped thinking of PublicWWW as a competitor to BuiltWith after a few days.

It’s better viewed as a complementary tool.

I often start by identifying companies with a technographic platform, then use PublicWWW to dig deeper into implementation details that categorized technology databases don’t expose.

Few tools on this list changed how I investigated websites as much as PublicWWW did.

What I liked

• Searches actual HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and meta tags
• Excellent for tracking IDs, scripts, widgets, and code snippets
• Useful for validating technology detections
• Reveals implementation details that traditional fingerprinting often misses
• Great for technical research and competitive analysis

What I didn’t

• Not designed for technology-based lead generation
• Requires a more technical mindset than most alternatives
• Doesn’t replace searchable technographic databases

Where it fits best

Developers, technical marketers, SEO professionals, growth teams, and researchers who need to search website source code rather than rely solely on technology classifications.

6. Datanyze

Best for lightweight B2B sales prospecting

Datanyze has been around for a long time, and unlike some of the enterprise platforms on this list, it has stayed focused on a fairly specific audience.

Salespeople who need just enough intelligence to start better conversations.

After testing it alongside larger technographic platforms, I understood why it still has a loyal user base.

The experience is intentionally simple.

The Chrome extension lets you visit a company’s website and quickly identify technologies, company details, and, where available, business contact information. If your daily workflow involves researching accounts one by one before sending personalized emails, that convenience is hard to ignore.

I also liked that Datanyze doesn’t try to overwhelm users with hundreds of filters or enterprise features.

You can move from identifying a company’s technology stack to finding relevant contacts without jumping between multiple products.

For smaller sales teams, that’s often enough.

Where I found Datanyze less compelling was at scale.

Once I wanted to answer broader questions like:

• Which companies adopted HubSpot in the last few months?
• Find every ecommerce business using Klaviyo and Recharge.
• Export thousands of companies matching several technologies.
• Analyze adoption trends across an industry.

…the platform started to feel limiting.

That’s because Datanyze is built around account research, not large-scale technographic discovery.

Coverage is generally strongest for mainstream business software. It does a solid job identifying popular CRMs, marketing automation tools, ecommerce platforms, analytics solutions, and customer support software, but I noticed it was less comprehensive when researching newer AI products, niche developer tools, or emerging SaaS categories.

Pricing sits somewhere in the middle of the market.

It’s considerably more accessible than enterprise products like ZoomInfo or HG Insights, but if technology intelligence is your primary objective, platforms built specifically around searchable technographic data tend to deliver more value for the investment.

Even so, I can see why SDRs continue to use it.

When your job revolves around qualifying one account after another, speed matters more than exhaustive datasets.

Datanyze understands that workflow well.

What I liked

• Simple Chrome extension
• Easy account-by-account research
• Company information and contact discovery in one workflow
• Good coverage of widely used business technologies
• Gentle learning curve

What I didn’t

• Better suited to individual account research than large-scale prospecting
• Technology coverage isn’t as broad as specialist technographic platforms
• Limited flexibility for complex technology searches

Where it fits best

Sales development representatives, account executives, recruiters, and smaller outbound teams that research companies individually rather than building large technology-based prospect lists.

7. WhatRuns

Best free browser extension for quick technology checks

If Wappalyzer feels like a Swiss Army knife, WhatRuns feels like the lightweight tool you keep around because it gets out of your way.

It’s one of those extensions I installed expecting to remove after a few days.

I never did.

The reason is simple.

Sometimes I don’t need a complete technology profile. I just want to know which CMS, analytics platform, advertising network, JavaScript framework, fonts, or marketing tools a website is using without opening another tab or dashboard.

WhatRuns does that remarkably well.

The interface is clean, detection is quick, and it covers many of the technologies marketers and developers care about most. During competitor research, it’s often enough to answer the immediate questions that come up while browsing.

I also found it particularly useful when reviewing marketing websites.

Being able to quickly identify tools like Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, HubSpot, Hotjar, Intercom, Segment, or various A/B testing platforms without inspecting the page source saves a surprising amount of time over the course of a week.

Where WhatRuns starts to fall behind is when the research extends beyond a single website.

It doesn’t aim to be a searchable technographic database.

You can’t build prospect lists based on technology adoption, compare adoption trends across industries, or export companies matching complex technology combinations.

That’s simply outside its scope.

Detection depth can also vary.

For mainstream technologies, I found it reliable. For niche developer tools, newer AI products, or less common SaaS platforms, dedicated technographic databases generally surfaced more information.

Rather than replacing those platforms, WhatRuns became the browser extension I use for quick confirmation.

If I discover an interesting company through StackScan or another database, WhatRuns is often the fastest way to validate what I’m seeing while exploring the website.

It’s free, lightweight, and easy to recommend.

Just don’t expect it to solve the same problems as products built around technology intelligence at scale.

What I liked

• Free and easy to use
• Fast browser-based technology detection
• Clean interface with minimal distractions
• Great for day-to-day competitor research
• Covers most widely adopted marketing and web technologies

What I didn’t

• No searchable technology database
• No bulk prospecting or exports
• Detection coverage isn’t as extensive as dedicated technographic platforms

Where it fits best

Marketers, agencies, developers, consultants, and anyone who wants a quick, free way to identify the technologies behind a website without leaving the browser.

8. 6sense

Best for enterprise revenue teams combining technographics with buying intent

I almost didn’t include 6sense because it’s solving a much larger problem than technology detection.

Then I realized that’s exactly why many enterprise teams evaluate it alongside BuiltWith.

If your sales process already revolves around account-based marketing, predictive scoring, and intent signals, technographics become one input among dozens of buying signals.

That’s where 6sense stands out.

Rather than simply telling me a company uses AWS or Salesforce, it tries to answer a more valuable question:

Is this company likely to be in-market?

That’s a significant shift.

Technology adoption tells you something about a company’s infrastructure.

Buying intent tells you whether they’re actively researching solutions.

When those two signals are combined, prioritization becomes much easier.

For example, filtering companies using Snowflake is useful.

Filtering companies using Snowflake and actively researching data governance platforms is considerably more actionable.

That combination is the reason many enterprise revenue teams invest in platforms like 6sense.

Following its acquisition of Slintel, 6sense also strengthened its technographic capabilities. Technology filters are now integrated into a much broader revenue intelligence platform alongside firmographics, intent data, predictive modeling, account scoring, and orchestration.

The downside is complexity.

This isn’t the type of product you sign up for in the morning and start exporting prospect lists by lunch.

Implementing 6sense typically involves multiple stakeholders, CRM integrations, marketing automation platforms, sales processes, and RevOps ownership.

That’s perfectly reasonable for large organizations.

It’s excessive for most startups and smaller sales teams.

Pricing reflects that reality.

For organizations with mature ABM programs, the investment can make sense.

If your only goal is identifying companies by technology stack, though, much simpler and less expensive platforms deliver faster time to value.

After testing it, I came away with the impression that 6sense isn’t really competing with BuiltWith.

It’s competing with enterprise revenue platforms.

Technographics just happen to be one of the signals it uses exceptionally well.

What I liked

• Combines technographics with intent data
• Strong fit for account-based marketing
• Powerful segmentation and prioritization
• Deep CRM and marketing automation integrations
• Suitable for complex enterprise sales motions

What I didn’t

• Significant learning curve
• Implementation is far more involved than specialist technographic tools
• Enterprise pricing puts it out of reach for many smaller organizations
• Overkill if you simply need technology intelligence

Where it fits best

Large enterprise sales and marketing teams running sophisticated ABM programs that want technographics, buying intent, predictive analytics, and account prioritization in a single platform.

9. HG Insights

Best for enterprise IT and infrastructure intelligence

HG Insights sits in a very different category from most of the tools I’ve covered so far.

If StackScan, BuiltWith, and Wappalyzer help answer “What technologies does this company use?”, HG Insights is more interested in “What does this organization’s entire IT environment look like?”

That difference becomes obvious as soon as you start using it.

The platform goes well beyond public website technologies and focuses heavily on enterprise software, cloud infrastructure, hardware, IT spending, procurement signals, and technology investments across large organizations.

For companies selling into enterprise IT departments, that’s incredibly valuable.

Imagine you’re selling backup software.

Knowing a company uses Microsoft 365 is useful.

Knowing they’re heavily invested in VMware, Dell infrastructure, Cisco networking, Azure, and ServiceNow provides a much clearer picture of their existing environment and the products they’re likely to evaluate next.

That’s the type of context HG Insights is designed to provide.

I also found its technology classifications more aligned with enterprise procurement than web development.

While browser-based tools naturally emphasize JavaScript frameworks, analytics platforms, ecommerce software, and CMSs, HG Insights spends more effort on technologies that influence enterprise buying decisions.

That makes perfect sense given its target audience.

The trade-off is accessibility.

For startups, agencies, consultants, and SMB-focused sales teams, much of that depth is unnecessary.

If you’re primarily trying to identify Shopify merchants, HubSpot customers, or companies using Next.js, there are simpler and considerably more affordable ways to accomplish that.

Pricing reflects its enterprise positioning.

This isn’t a tool you subscribe to for occasional competitive research.

It’s an investment for organizations with mature enterprise sales teams, dedicated RevOps functions, and complex territory planning.

That doesn’t make it better or worse than the other platforms.

It simply solves a different problem.

After using HG Insights, I stopped comparing it directly with BuiltWith.

It’s more accurate to think of it as enterprise technology intelligence rather than website technology detection.

What I liked

• Deep visibility into enterprise IT environments
• Strong coverage of infrastructure, cloud, and business software
• Valuable for enterprise account planning
• Rich technology classifications beyond public web technologies
• Built for strategic B2B sales

What I didn’t

• Enterprise pricing
• More capability than most SMB teams need
• Not the fastest option for simple website technology lookups
• Less suitable for lightweight prospecting workflows

Where it fits best

Enterprise software vendors, strategic account teams, RevOps organizations, and companies selling complex B2B solutions into large enterprises where understanding the broader IT landscape matters as much as knowing the public technology stack.

10. Koala Inspector

Best for researching Shopify stores

Koala Inspector is proof that being highly specialized can be an advantage.

Unlike most tools in this list, it doesn’t try to identify every technology used across the web.

It focuses almost entirely on Shopify.

If your customers are ecommerce brands, Shopify agencies, app developers, payment providers, logistics platforms, or email marketing companies, that’s exactly what you want.

After using it for a few days, I stopped comparing it to BuiltWith altogether.

Generic technology detectors will usually tell you a website runs Shopify.

Koala goes much further.

It can surface information about the store’s theme, installed apps, product catalog, collections, pricing, best-selling products, and other ecommerce-specific signals that general-purpose technology intelligence platforms simply aren’t designed to expose.

That additional context changes the quality of your research.

For example, knowing a company uses Shopify is interesting.

Knowing it also runs Klaviyo, Recharge, Judge.me, Gorgias, and a premium theme paints a much clearer picture of its ecommerce maturity and potential software needs.

For Shopify app companies, those details can directly influence prospecting and partnership strategies.

I also appreciated how quickly the extension presents information.

While browsing a store, I could inspect key details without opening multiple tabs or digging through source code.

It’s a streamlined workflow that feels purpose-built for ecommerce research.

The obvious limitation is scope.

Outside Shopify, Koala has very little to offer.

It isn’t a replacement for a broad technographic database, and it won’t help if you’re researching SaaS companies, publishers, financial services, healthcare organizations, or enterprises running completely different technology stacks.

That’s perfectly fine.

Not every product needs to solve every problem.

In fact, Koala became more valuable to me once I stopped expecting it to compete with general-purpose platforms.

When my research starts with “Find Shopify stores,” I often begin with StackScan to identify relevant companies and then use Koala Inspector to understand how those stores are built and which apps they’re running.

The two tools complement each other remarkably well.

What I liked

• Excellent visibility into Shopify themes and apps
• Useful ecommerce-specific insights beyond simple technology detection
• Fast browser extension
• Great for agencies, app developers, and ecommerce consultants
• Adds context that generic technology detectors often miss

What I didn’t

• Limited almost entirely to Shopify
• Not suitable for general technographic research
• Doesn’t replace searchable technology databases or prospecting platforms

Where it fits best

Shopify agencies, ecommerce SaaS companies, app developers, consultants, and anyone whose business revolves around understanding how Shopify stores are built.

11. WhatWeb (Open Source)

Best open-source alternative for developers and security researchers

Most of the tools in this article are built for sales, marketing, or competitive intelligence.

WhatWeb comes from a different world.

It’s an open-source command-line tool that’s been widely used by developers, penetration testers, and security researchers for years to fingerprint websites and identify the technologies running behind them.

That heritage becomes obvious the moment you use it.

There are no polished dashboards, lead lists, or company profiles.

Instead, you point WhatWeb at a website, and it starts identifying everything it can, from web servers and CMS platforms to frameworks, analytics tools, JavaScript libraries, cookies, HTTP headers, and infrastructure components.

Its plugin-based architecture is one of its biggest strengths.

With hundreds of detection plugins available, WhatWeb can recognize a surprisingly broad range of technologies, and because it’s scriptable, it fits naturally into automation workflows.

I found it particularly useful when I wanted to scan multiple websites as part of a custom process.

For example, if you’re building your own enrichment pipeline or validating technology detections programmatically, a command-line tool often makes more sense than relying on a browser extension.

The trade-off is obvious.

Everything else is up to you.

There’s no searchable database of companies.

No prospect filtering.

No downloadable lead lists.

No historical adoption trends.

If your goal is finding every company using a particular technology, WhatWeb won’t help much because it isn’t trying to solve that problem.

Instead, it’s designed to inspect websites that you already know about.

That’s why I see it as complementary rather than competitive.

Developers can use WhatWeb to automate technology detection inside their own workflows, while sales and marketing teams will usually get more value from platforms built around searchable technographic intelligence.

Even if you never plan to use it daily, it’s worth knowing about.

Many commercial technology intelligence platforms ultimately rely on similar fingerprinting concepts under the hood.

WhatWeb simply exposes those capabilities directly through an open-source project.

What I liked

• Completely open source
• Scriptable and automation-friendly
• Extensive plugin ecosystem
• Strong detection across web servers, frameworks, and infrastructure
• Excellent for technical workflows

What I didn’t

• Command-line interface isn’t ideal for non-technical users
• No searchable company database
• No lead generation or prospecting features
• Requires more setup than commercial SaaS platforms

Where it fits best

Developers, security professionals, researchers, and engineering teams building custom technology detection workflows or integrating website fingerprinting into their own tools.

12. Wappalyzer Next (Open Source)

Best open-source option for building your own technographic workflows

Most open-source technology detection projects eventually become outdated.

Fingerprints change, new frameworks emerge, and maintaining an accurate technology database turns out to be far more difficult than it looks.

That’s why Wappalyzer Next caught my attention.

Instead of reinventing technology detection from scratch, the project is designed to stay closely aligned with Wappalyzer’s detection fingerprints while exposing them through a developer-friendly interface. If you’re building internal tooling, enrichment pipelines, or automated research workflows, that’s a practical advantage.

After experimenting with it, I wouldn’t describe it as a replacement for commercial platforms.

It’s a building block.

For example, imagine you’re crawling thousands of websites every week and enriching your own CRM or data warehouse.

You probably don’t need dashboards, lead lists, or prospect search.

You need a fast, scriptable way to identify technologies and feed those results into your own systems.

That’s exactly where projects like Wappalyzer Next fit.

I also appreciated that it supports multiple scanning modes, allowing you to balance speed and detection depth depending on the workload. During large crawls, that flexibility can significantly reduce processing time without sacrificing too much accuracy.

Of course, choosing an open-source library means accepting additional responsibility.

You’ll need to manage infrastructure, schedule crawls, handle retries, process results, and maintain the surrounding pipeline yourself.

Commercial platforms abstract all of that away.

They continuously crawl the web, normalize detections, track historical changes, and provide searchable datasets out of the box.

Replicating that internally is a substantial engineering effort.

That’s why I see Wappalyzer Next as serving a completely different audience.

If you’re a sales team looking for companies using Snowflake or Shopify, a hosted technographic platform will get you there much faster.

If you’re an engineering team building a custom technology intelligence product or internal crawler, an open-source foundation like Wappalyzer Next can save months of development work.

The right choice depends less on detection quality and more on whether you want to buy a dataset or build one.

What I liked

• Open source and developer-friendly
• Well suited for custom crawlers and automation
• Flexible scanning modes
• Good starting point for internal technographic projects
• Easier to integrate into existing engineering workflows than many desktop tools

What I didn’t

• Not a hosted technology intelligence platform
• Requires engineering resources to operate at scale
• No built-in company database, historical tracking, or prospecting capabilities
• Better viewed as infrastructure than an end-user product

Where it fits best

Engineering teams, data companies, SaaS products, and developers who want to build their own technology detection workflows instead of subscribing to a managed technographic platform.

The biggest lesson I learned

When I started testing these tools, I was looking for the BuiltWith alternative.

By the end, I realized that was the wrong question.

The biggest difference between these products isn’t detection accuracy.

It’s the workflow they’re built to support.

Some tools help you inspect a single website.

Others help you discover thousands of companies using a specific technology.

Some specialize in enterprise IT intelligence. Others focus on Shopify stores or website source code. Open-source projects give developers the building blocks to create their own technology intelligence pipelines.

Treating all of them as direct competitors misses the point.

The tool I reached for most often depended entirely on what I was trying to accomplish.

If I needed targeted prospect lists based on technology adoption, StackScan consistently delivered the fastest path from idea to qualified accounts.

If I was already on a website and wanted a quick answer, Wappalyzer or WhatRuns was usually enough.

When I wanted to understand how a Shopify store was put together, Koala Inspector added context that general-purpose detectors couldn’t.

And when I needed to investigate implementation details buried inside HTML or JavaScript, PublicWWW was often the better choice than any technographic database.

That shift in perspective changed how I evaluate technology intelligence tools.

I stopped asking which one was “best.”

Instead, I started asking which one removed the most work from a specific task.

That’s a much more useful way to choose a BuiltWith alternative.

Final thoughts

When I started testing these tools, I assumed I’d eventually find one product that could replace BuiltWith entirely.

That never happened.

Instead, I found products solving very different problems.

Some excel at identifying the technologies behind a single website. Others help discover thousands of companies using a particular stack. A few focus on enterprise IT intelligence, while open-source projects give developers the building blocks to create their own technology detection workflows.

For the work I do most often, StackScan became the platform I kept returning to.

The reason wasn’t simply its technology coverage, although tracking more than 50,000 technologies certainly helps. It was the workflow.

Instead of asking, “What technologies does this website use?”, I could ask, “Show me every company using these technologies.”

That shift saves a significant amount of research time when prospecting, analyzing markets, identifying partnership opportunities, or tracking technology adoption across an industry.

That doesn’t mean I stopped using everything else.

Wappalyzer remains my preferred browser extension for quick website inspections because it’s hard to beat the convenience of seeing a technology stack with a single click.

PublicWWW has become one of my favorite research tools whenever I need to search source code rather than categorized technologies.

And if I were building my own technology intelligence platform, I’d almost certainly start with an open-source project like WhatWeb or Wappalyzer Next instead of writing a fingerprinting engine from scratch.

Ultimately, the biggest lesson from this exercise wasn’t discovering a perfect BuiltWith replacement.

It was realizing that the best choice depends less on the number of features and more on the workflow you’re trying to improve.

Once I started evaluating these tools through that lens, StackScan consistently delivered the most value for my day-to-day work, while the others earned a permanent place for more specialized tasks.

That’s a much more useful outcome than trying to force one product to do everything.

The post I Tried 12 BuiltWith Alternatives. Here Are the Ones I Actually Kept Using appeared first on eBoolHub.

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A Few Notes:

• Think we missed a site or included one that doesn’t belong? We welcome your suggestions.
• Sites are ranked by monthly visitor volume, from highest to lowest, based on data from Similarweb.com.
• This list spans a wide range of platforms, including exchanges, blockchain explorers, news outlets, and more.

Order	Website Name	Monthly Visitors	Website Type	Language/Market
1	Coinmarketcap.com	88870550	Tracker	English
2	Binance.com	67557377	Marketplace	English
3	Gate.com	57631148	Marketplace	English
4	Bitget.com	40532258	Marketplace	English
5	Mexc.com	40463710	Marketplace	English
6	Coinw.com	38338710	Marketplace	English
7	Coinbase.com	34684308	Wallet	English
8	Whitebit.com	30879374	Marketplace	English
9	Okx.com	26762885	Marketplace	English
10	Bybit.com	25746411	Marketplace	English
11	Coinup.io	25382775	Marketplace	English
12	Coingecko.com	25148097	Tracker	English
13	Bitmart.com	24960128	Marketplace	English
14	Ascendex.com	24141946	Marketplace	English
15	Cryptodaily.co.uk	17680765	News	English/UK
16	Xt.com	17647904	Marketplace	English
17	Gate.io	16711076	Marketplace	English
18	Bitpanda.com	15034245	Marketplace	English
19	Dexscreener.com	14294508	Tracker	English
20	Lbank.com	13908280	Marketplace	English
21	Weex.com	13507722	Marketplace	English
22	Hotcoin.com	12783584	Marketplace	English
23	Digifinex.com	12402999	Marketplace	English
24	Kucoin.com	11123377	Official	English
25	Ourbit.com	10764806	Marketplace	English
26	Coinglass.com	10604206	Marketplace	English
27	Upbit.com	10461866	Marketplace	English
28	Btse.com	9329357	Official	English
29	Orangex.com	9160631	Marketplace	English
30	Blofin.com	9095019	Marketplace	English
31	Coinstore.com	8236472	Marketplace	English
32	Bitunix.com	8139327	Marketplace	English
33	P2pb2b.com	7981805	Marketplace	English
34	Minepi.com	7963476	Official	English
35	Bithumb.com	7849297	Exchange	English
36	Kraken.com	7780308	Marketplace	English
37	Crypto.com	7762309	Community	English
38	Jucoin.com	7622907	Marketplace	English
39	Toobit.com	7137930	Marketplace	English
40	Grass.io	7043437	Official	English
41	Delta.exchange	6625586	Exchange	English
42	Btcc.com	6484284	Marketplace	English
43	Pump.fun	6391159	Launchpad	English
44	Msu.io	6362358	Marketplace	English
45	Solscan.io	6238446	Explorer	English
46	Coinpan.com	5936877	News	English
47	Cointelegraph.com	5829067	News	English
48	Bvox.com	5490070	Exchange	English
49	Bingx.com	5475022	Exchange	English
50	Rollercoin.com	5399196	Gaming Platform	English
51	Tapbit.com	5194439	Marketplace	English
52	Nodepay.ai	5119077	Official	English
53	Etherscan.io	5083054	Explorer	English
54	Uzx.com	5079759	Marketplace	English
55	Bifinance.com	5068989	Marketplace	English
56	Ambcrypto.com	4829933	News	English
57	Dextools.io	4653436	Official	English
58	Deepcoin.com	4649699	Marketplace	English
59	Big.one	4560616	Official	English
60	Coinreaders.com	4465302	News	Japanese
61	Coindesk.com	4327104	News	English
62	Hyperliquid.xyz	4195348	Launchpad	English
63	Fameex.com	4177495	Marketplace	English
64	Azbit.com	4116135	Official	English
65	Coinspot.com.au	4075916	Marketplace	English
66	Shuffle.com	4039028	Official	English
67	Bitcoin.com	3999256	Official	English
68	Geckoterminal.com	3968754	Tracker	English
69	Biconomy.com	3860013	Official	English
70	Galxe.com	3839017	Launchpad	English
71	Bitrue.com	3821019	Marketplace	English
72	Cryptobubbles.net	3667355	Tracker	English
73	Bitvavo.com	3664153	Marketplace	English
74	Moonpay.com	3640667	Marketplace	English
75	Hashkey.com	3637543	Official	English
76	Jup.ag	3624941	Official	English
77	Coindcx.com	3602020	Marketplace	English
78	Uniswap.org	3599644	Official	English
79	Metamask.io	3588751	Wallet	English
80	Indodax.com	3577812	Marketplace	Indonesian
81	Bitkub.com	3569951	Marketplace	English
82	Humanity.org	3556920	Official	English
83	Coincheck.com	3471096	Marketplace	English
84	Bitcoinist.com	3451258	News	English
85	Goonus.io	3434642	Marketplace	Vietnamese
86	Blockchain.com	3409988	Explorer	English
87	Immutable.com	3385488	Official	English
88	Bitcoin.org	3360911	Official	English
89	Trustwallet.com	3354333	Wallet	English
90	Faucetcrypto.com	3322264	Advert Platform	English
91	Pionex.com	3321807	Bot Platfom	English
92	Safex.inc	3298058	Marketplace	English
93	U.today	3236741	News	English
94	Cryptorank.io	3219845	Tracker	English
95	Gemini.com	3197843	Credit Card	English
96	Uphold.com	3166855	Discovery	English
97	Coinex.com	3135959	Marketplace	English
98	Magiceden.io	3105824	Tracker	English
99	Bitflyer.com	3055051	Marketplace	English
100	Thecryptobasic.com	3053838	News	English
101	Virtuals.io	2997923	Official	English
102	Bscscan.com	2991855	Explorer	English
103	Indoex.io	2991162	Marketplace	English
104	Newsbtc.com	2952228	News	English
105	Cointiply.com	2842605	Reward Platform	English
106	Koinly.io	2817754	Tax Software	English
107	Cointribune.com	2728313	News	English
108	Basescan.org	2728217	Official	English
109	Layeredge.io	2712843	Official	English
110	Coincodex.com	2690484	Tracker	English
111	Phantom.com	2659786	Wallet	English
112	3commas.io	2656132	Bot Platfom	English
113	Ledger.com	2635666	Wallet	English
114	Voox.com	2628608	Marketplace	English
115	Nicehash.com	2601770	Mining Pool	English
116	Beincrypto.com	2576006	News	English
117	Sosovalue.com	2563584	Tracker	English
118	Arkm.com	2445081	Marketplace	English
119	Blockdag.network	2418769	Marketplace	English
120	Cryptonews.com	2330785	News	English
121	Zoomex.com	2282579	Marketplace	English
122	Coinstats.app	2265826	Tracker	English
123	Roninchain.com	2243899	Official	English
124	Aibit.com	2179761	Marketplace	English
125	Alchemy.com	2111604	API Platform	English
126	0g.ai	2104843	AI Platform	English
127	Coinpost.jp	2034493	News	Japanese
128	Gomining.com	1983603	Miner	English
129	Blockcypher.com	1942033	Explorer	English
130	Comparic.pl	1920953	News	Polish
131	Bitbank.cc	1912696	Marketplace	Japanese
132	Coinness.com	1903993	Tracker	English
133	Cointracker.io	1883006		English
134	Bitcoinmagazine.nl	1855817	News	Dutch
135	Binance.us	1842172	Marketplace	English
136	Mempool.space	1829382	Explorer	English
137	Bitbo.io	1731531	Tracker	English
138	Pinet.com	1723773	Official	English
139	Pintu.co.id	1697087	Marketplace	Indonesian
140	Rollbit.com	1687402	Gambling	English
141	Echobit.com	1685642	Trading Platform	English
142	Crypto-insiders.nl	1674977	News	Dutch
143	Taker.xyz	1591379	Explorer	English
144	Crypto.news	1532349	News	English
145	Polygonscan.com	1514177	Explorer	English
146	Trezor.io	1507690	Hardware	English
147	Bydfi.com	1496100	Official	English
148	Pointpay.io	1495904	Marketplace	English
149	Free-litecoin.com	1489000	Official	English
150	Newsbit.nl	1482375	News	Dutch
151	Livecoinwatch.com	1464807	Tracker	English
152	99bitcoins.com	1459896	News	English
153	Decrypt.co	1451044	News	English
154	Pancakeswap.finance	1432760	Trade Platform	English
155	Coinank.com	1429574	Tracker	English
156	Bitrefill.com	1413311	Store	English
157	Bitopro.com	1411553	Marketplace	Chinese
158	Btcturk.com	1399333	Marketplace	Turkish
159	Defillama.com	1392000	Tracker	English
160	Coingape.com	1378957	News	English
161	Ibit.global	1377227	Marketplace	English
162	Bitget.site	1349817	Marketplace	English
163	Bitcoin.de	1325907	Marketplace	German
164	Worldcoinindex.com	1268656	Tracker	English
165	Koinbay.com	1232151	Marketplace	English
166	Probit.com	1219000	Marketplace	English
167	Dex-trade.com	1183603	Marketplace	English
168	Coin-turk.com	1173215	News	Turkish
169	Novadax.com.br	1167352	Marketplace	Portugese
170	Cryptotimes.io	1115227	News	Irish
171	Gaiaex.com	1111056	Trading Platform	English
172	Finbold.com	1088151	Trading Platform	English
173	Ethereum.org	1087052	Official	English
174	Coincatch.com	1079406	Marketplace	English
175	Coinledger.io	1061196	Tax Software	English
176	Paribu.com	1054005	Marketplace	Turkish
177	Bittap.com	1045287	Marketplace	English
178	Cryptobrowser.site	1043975	Mining	English
179	Mexc.co	1037442	Launchpad	English
180	Dropstab.com	1027068	Tracker	English
181	Bitradex.com	1025708	Trading Platform	English
182	Bubblemaps.io	1019909	Data Visualization	English
183	Darkex.com	1016597	Marketplace	English
184	Meteora.ag	1008473	Pool	English
185	Solana.com	1005775	Official	English
186	Cryptomus.com	1005372	Trading Platform	English
187	Raydium.io	1002470	Wallet	English
188	Coinranking.com	994148	Tracker	English
189	Qmall.io	968204	Marketplace	English
190	Coin360.com	950704	Tracker	English
191	Blockchair.com	946300	Explorer	English
192	Thecryptoupdates.com	930709	News	English
193	Initia.xyz	928668	Official	English
194	Nexo.com	927932	Bank	English
195	Oklink.com	927076	Explorer	English
196	Changelly.com	902873	Marketplace	English
197	Circle.com	859099	Platform	English
198	Theblockbeats.info	845800	News	Chinese
199	Transak.com	838536	Marketplace	English
200	Tokocrypto.com	830152	Marketplace	Indonesian
201	Mercadobitcoin.com.br	825581	Marketplace	Portugese
202	Coinone.co.kr	824177	Marketplace	Korean
203	Cryptocompare.com	808077	Tracker	English
204	Panewslab.com	790000	News	English
205	Wefi.co	780016	Bank	English
206	F2pool.com	777603	Mining Pool	English
207	Tokenize.exchange	762965	Exchange	English
208	Walletinvestor.com	758556	News	English
209	Binance.tr	752560	Marketplace	Turkish
210	Websea.com	742827	Marketplace	English
211	Ton.org	742110	Official	English
212	Coinalyze.net	737305	Tracker	English
213	Luno.com	735978	Marketplace	English
214	Cess.network	734318	Official	English
215	Trubit.com	732528	Trading Platform	English
216	Aave.com	731208	Official	English
217	Analyticsinsight.net	729916	News	English
218	Phemex.com	728894	Exchange	English
219	Backpack.exchange	718107	Exchange	English
220	Getkicks.io	715605	Official	English
221	Coindeskjapan.com	713520	Wallet	Japanese
222	Paybis.com	707145	Marketplace	English
223	Zaif.jp	705045	Marketplace	Japanese
224	Zora.co	703496	Social Network	English
225	Bitstamp.net	702092	Exchange	English
226	Cookie.fun	701325	Tracker	English
227	Karate.com	690974	Official	English
228	Cryptoquant.com	687585	Analytics	English
229	Quickswap.exchange	684676	Exchange	English
230	Eth.limo	680212	Platform	English
231	Ccn.com	674886	News	English
232	Bitcointalk.org	674577	Forums	English
233	Bitcastle.io	674294	Marketplace	English
234	Bitgetapp.com	669607	Trading Platform	English
235	Nansen.ai	666436	Analytics	English
236	Coinlist.co	650311	Newsletter	English
237	Paxful.com	647768	Marketplace	English
238	Cex.io	642877	Exchange	English
239	Binance.th	632089	Marketplace	Thai
240	Exodus.com	622706	Wallet	English
241	Primexbt.com	619510	Trading Platform	English
242	Cryptoast.fr	604818	News	French
243	Coingate.com	604215	Payment Gateway	English
244	Arbiscan.io	603770	Explorer	English
245	Kriptomat.io	602590	Trading Platform	English
246	Ston.fi	599253	Exchange	English
247	Bitdegree.org	593313	Exchange	English
248	Orca.so	589472	Marketplace	English
249	Coincierge.de	588271	Blog/News	German
250	Bitcoinmagazinepro.com	576780	Analytics	English
251	Matchain.io	576157	Official	English
252	Changenow.io	573048	Marketplace	English
253	Localcoinswap.com	572541	Marketplace	English
254	Xrpl.org	572502	Official	English
255	Coinswitch.co	570095	Trading Platform	English
256	Bitstorage.finance	566524	Exchange	English
257	Journalducoin.com	565607	News	French
258	Poocoin.app	562627	Official	English
259	Coinpaprika.com	561099	Tracker	English
260	Bitso.com	559190	Wallet	English
261	Deribit.com	558007	Trading Platform	English
262	Viabtc.com	555804	Mining Pool	English
263	Worldcoin.org	551993	Official	English
264	Icobench.com	548168	Calendar	English
265	Rubic.exchange	545236	Exchange	English
266	Hyperion.xyz	544252	Wallet	English
267	Haven1.org	538737	Official	English
268	Flipster.io	536386	Trading Platform	English
269	Securities.io	535990	News	English
270	Cointracking.info	535224	Tracker	English
271	Ramp.network	530000	Marketplace	English
272	Alliancegames.xyz	522542	Official	English
273	Coin-laundry.co.jp	521600	News	Japanese
274	Dappradar.com	519273	Dapp Store	English
275	Coinpedia.org	517141	News	English
276	Coins.ph	515520	Wallet	Philipinese
277	Cryptoslate.com	515045	News	English
278	Swyftx.com	512113	Trading Platform	English
279	Emirex.com	510816	News	Australian
280	Bnbchain.org	510204	Official	English
281	Bitdelta.com	509165	Marketplace	English
282	Bitfinex.com	506994	Exchange	English
283	Ice.io	504642	Launchpad	English
284	Slex.io	498363	Exchange	English
285	Berachain.com	492574	Official	English
286	Coinzilla.com	489678	Advertising Network	English
287	Sui.io	489325	Official	English
288	Cryptex.to	488717	Wallet	English
289	Worldlibertyfinancial.com	486703	Official	English
290	Cryptohopper.com	484550	Trading Bot	English
291	Youhodler.com	482218	Wallet	English
292	Mindnetwork.xyz	480849	Official	English
293	Tensor.trade	480383	Official	English
294	Bitpay.com	478026	Payment Gateway	English
295	Thedefiant.io	468815	Marketplace	English
296	Burnt.com	464457	Official	English
297	Dogegov.com	460983	Official	English
298	Bitcointicker.co	459895	Ticker	English
299	Boop.fun	459481	Official	English
300	Blur.io	456937	Marketplace	English
301	Solflare.com	454917	Marketplace	English
302	Kcex.com	453954	Exchange	English
303	Chain.link	451314	Launchpad	English
304	Particle.network	449587	Wallet	English
305	Blockworks.co	441885	News	English
306	Bitcoinwisdom.io	440756	Tracker	English
307	Wazirx.com	438830	Exchange	English
308	Ftx.com	433273	Exchange	English
309	Bitmex.com	433174	Marketplace	German
310	Aerodrome.finance	432715	Exchange	English
311	Messari.io	431915	Tracker	English
312	Cryptopanic.com	431196	News	English
313	Bitcoinmagazine.com	430392	News	English
314	Tether.to	426128	Official	English
315	Bitgo.com	425386	Wallet	English
316	Safepal.com	425069	Payment Gateway	English
317	Tangem.com	423396	Hardware	English
318	Solana.fm	419569	Explorer	English
319	Hitbtc.com	419071	Exchange	English
320	Safe.global	418871	Wallet	English
321	Polygon.technology	418084	Official	English
322	Lfj.gg	417897	Tracker	English
323	Optimism.io	417782	Launchpad	English
324	Stellar.org	417522	Official	English
325	Financemagnates.com	417310	News	English
326	Coinbrain.com	416651	Explorer	English
327	Coincarp.com	416129	Tracker	English
328	Coinsbee.com	415954	Store	English
329	Upland.me	415364	Official	English
330	Acet.finance	414685	Official	English
331	Blockexplorer.one	414669	Explorer	English
332	Ndax.io	413993	Trading Platform	English
333	Arbitrum.io	413445	Launchpad	English
334	Soniclabs.com	412533	Community	English
335	Zetachain.com	412147	Launchpad	English
336	Bondex.app	411908	Launchpad	English
337	Blockchain-council.org	411709	Training/Courses	English
338	Suilend.fi	410769	Tracker	English
339	Hyperswap.exchange	410071	Exchange	English
340	Debridge.finance	409910	Exchange	English
341	Solopool.org	409742	Mining Pool	English
342	Braiins.com	409466	Mining Pool	English
343	Stargate.finance	409129	Exchange	English
344	Gmx.io	408672	Marketplace	English
345	Euler.finance	408345	Lending Platform	English
346	Fastex.com	408114	Trading Platform	English
347	Getmonero.org	407729	Official	English
348	Cryptopolitan.com	406311	News	English
349	Swanbitcoin.com	405430	Trading Platform	English
350	Weareblox.com	403553	Wallet	Dutch
351	Celcoin.com.br	403301	Platform	Portugese
352	Maicoin.com	403004	Trading Platform	English
353	1inch.io	402941	Wallet	English
354	Coinlore.com	402558	Tracker	English
355	Osmosis.zone	401800	Trading Platform	English
356	Bitsgap.com	401648	Trading Bot	English
357	Cornix.io	400973	Trading Bot	English
358	Swapspace.co	400302	Exchange	English
359	Worldscan.org	399906	Explorer	English
360	Coinbureau.com	399321	News	English
361	Chainalysis.com	399087	Analytics	English
362	Cetus.zone	398142	Trading Platform	English
363	Kyberswap.com	397593	Trading Platform	English
364	Altcointrader.co.za	397394	Trading Platform	English
365	Coinatmradar.com	397329	Map	English
366	Cryptocloud.plus	397258	Tracker	English
367	Coinsniper.net	396591	Payment Gateway	Russian
368	Yobit.net	395817	Marketplace	English
369	Btcmarkets.net	394492	Trading Platform	English
370	Coinmarketcal.com	394087	Calendar	English
371	River.com	393514	Wallet	English
372	Ic0.app	392703	Tracker	English
373	Coinex.zone	391562	Trading Platform	English
374	Cryptojobslist.com	391381	Job Board	English
375	Tari.com	390472	Mining	English
376	Hedera.com	390347	Official	English
377	Cryptotaxcalculator.io	389766	Tax Software	English
378	Naorisprotocol.network	389527	Official	English
379	Ripple.com	388616	Official	English
380	Wirexapp.com	388513	Wallet	English
381	Zebpay.com	388372	Marketplace	English
382	Cryptonomist.ch	387619	News	Italian
383	Coincentral.com	386893	News	English
384	Ckpool.org	386682	Mining Pool	English
385	Cryptodnes.bg	386537	News	Bulgarian
386	Bittime.com	386104	Marketplace	Indonesian
387	Cryptocurrencyjobs.co	385684	Job Board	English
388	Asterdex.com	385425	Trading Platform	English
389	Atomicwallet.io	385292	Wallet	English
390	Cow.fi	384689	Official	English
391	Ethplorer.io	383457	Explorer	English
392	Beaconcha.in	383405	Explorer	English
393	Sweateconomy.com	383329	Official	English
394	Drift.trade	380728	Trading Platform	English
395	Sophon.xyz	380452	OS	English
396	Ripio.com	380166	Official	English
397	Livecoins.com.br	379667	News	Portugese
398	Coinpayments.net	378827	Payment Gateway	English
399	Simpleswap.io	377502	Exchange	English
400	Bitexen.com	377261	Exchange	Turkish
401	Osl.com	377017	Trading Platform	English
402	Nftevening.com	375598	News	English
403	Xrpscan.com	375099	Explorer	English
404	Blockscan.com	374704	Explorer	English
405	Tonscan.org	373757	Explorer	English
406	Sushi.com	372391	Trading Platform	English
407	Ether.fi	370722	Official	English
408	Suncrypto.in	369881	Exchange	English
409	Avax.network	369573	Exchange	English
410	Suiscan.xyz	368752	Explorer	English
411	Permission.io	368673	Official	English
412	Ens.domains	367148	Official	English
413	Buda.com	366331	Marketplace	English
414	Ethena.fi	365673	Official	English
415	Travala.com	365673	Travel	English
416	Coinspeaker.com	365566	News	English
417	Dlnews.com	365493	News	English
418	Gomble.io	364581	Official	English
419	Morpho.org	364300	Lending Platform	English
420	Delta.app	362814	Tracker	English
421	Foxbit.com.br	362648	Trading Platform	Portugese
422	Btcbit.net	362519	Marketplace	English
423	Exmo.me	362136	Marketplace	Russian
424	Tokyo-beast.com	361544	Official	English
425	Bitcointreasuries.net	361182	Data Service	English
426	Coinedition.com	361037	News	English
427	Huma.finance	361021	Payment Gateway	English
428	Icodrops.com	360910	Tracker	English
429	Openloot.com	359264	NFT Marketplace	English
430	Bitspay.io	358046	Marketplace	English
431	Marketcapof.com	358038	Tracker	English
432	Flow.com	357337	Launchpad	English
433	Blockstream.info	357271	Explorer	English
434	Ecos.am	357259	Store	English
435	Tokenterminal.com	357154	Data Service	English
436	Valr.com	356790	Trading Platform	English
437	Bitmedia.io	355941	Advertising Network	English
438	Tokenview.io	355856	Explorer	English
439	Bitmain.com	355509	Device/Hardware	English
440	Cryptowisser.com	354149	Marketplace	English
441	Kamino.finance	353746	Marketplace	English
442	Letsbonk.fun	353728	Wallet	English
443	Diariobitcoin.com	353549	News	Spanish
444	Cryptopotato.com	353205	News	English
445	Supra.com	352874	Launchpad	English
446	Btcscan.org	352508	Explorer	English
447	Coincheckup.com	351761	Tracker	English
448	Dogecoin.com	351755	Official	English
449	Pinksale.finance	351160	Launchpad	English
450	Internetcomputer.org	350542	Official	English
451	Rarible.com	350434	NFT Marketplace	English
452	Resolv.xyz	349106	Official	English
453	Veve.me	348485	NFT Marketplace	English
454	De.fi	347608	Tracker	English
455	Whales.market	346824	Marketplace	English
456	Lido.fi	345355	Official	English
457	Bit2me.com	345324	Marketplace	English
458	Pendle.finance	345319	Official	English
459	Remitano.com	344831	Marketplace	English
460	Symbiosis.finance	344720	Marketplace	English
461	Trmlabs.com	344718	Analytics	English
462	Flare.network	344643	Official	English
463	Nonkyc.io	343655	Official	English
464	Reku.id	343122	Trading Platform	Indonesian
465	Iota.org	341633	Launchpad/Infrastructure	English
466	Cardano.org	341549	Official	English
467	Tokenmetrics.com	341452	Tracker	English
468	Bitcoinmerch.com	340317	Store	English
469	Cryptologos.cc	339160	Logo Database	English
470	Walletconnect.network	339135	Wallet	English
471	Coredao.org	337267	Wallet	English
472	Stakestone.io	337134	Infrastructure	English
473	Orbiter.finance	337028	Marketplace	English
474	Coinfomania.com	336077	News	English
475	Easycrypto.com	336072	Trading Platform	Australian
476	Velodrome.finance	334957	Marketplace	English
477	Thegraph.com	334890	Data Service	English
478	Bitcoinwell.com	334063	Marketplace	English
479	Poloniex.com	333535	Marketplace	English
480	Bravenewcoin.com	333197	News	English
481	Dydx.trade	332694	Tracker	English
482	Spark.fi	332280	Bank	English
483	Moviebloc.com	331613	Official	English
484	Coinhako.com	331106	Exchange	English
485	Doodles.app	330788	Official	English
486	Mintscan.io	330301	Tracker	English
487	Arena.social	329488	SocialFi	English
488	Bitbuy.ca	329240	Marketplace	Canadian
489	Calebandbrown.com	329067	Brokerage	English
490	Chaingpt.org	326870	AI Platform	English
491	Snowtrace.io	326743	Explorer	English
492	Cryptoninjas.net	326123	News	English
493	Shopnext.io	325048	Store	English
494	Crypto-times.jp	324068	News	Japanese
495	Dexcheck.ai	323822	Analytics	English
496	Alchemypay.org	323196	Payment Gateway	English
497	Coin.space	322629	Wallet	English
498	Bitcoinsistemi.com	322033	News	Turkish
499	Coinflip.tech	321221	Hardware	English
500	Therootnetwork.com	320294	Launchpad	English
501	Naviprotocol.io	320277	Launchpad	English
502	Godsunchained.com	318337	Official	English
503	Emcd.io	317063	Mining Pool	English
504	Bitlaunch.io	316765	Hosting Provider	English
505	Aicoin.com	316190	Analytics	English
506	Compound.finance	314910	Lending Platform	English
507	Paxos.com	314855	Launchpad	English
508	Insidebitcoins.com	313151	News	English
509	Cryptonaute.fr	313148	News	French
510	Coingabbar.com	312996	News	Indian
511	Bitbox.swiss	312591	Hardware	English
512	Cudis.xyz	311619	Official	English
513	Cryptomkt.com	310596	Exchange	LATAM
514	Tron.network	308839	Official	English
515	Bitquery.io	308529	Data Service	English
516	J-coin.jp	308159	Wallet	Japanese
517	Bitlo.com	307799	Marketplace	Turkish
518	Blockpit.io	307388	Tax Software	English
519	Blockscout.com	305416	Explorer	English
520	Cloverpool.com	303797	Mining Pool	English
521	Bitcoinity.org	303397	Tracker	English
522	Socios.com	302614	Wallet	English
523	Findmini.app	302549	Tracker	English
524	Defi.app	302015	Marketplace	English
525	Near.org	300638	Launchpad	English
526	Bithomp.com	300616	Explorer	English
527	Switchere.com	299945	Marketplace	English
528	Luxor.tech	298407	Mining Pool	English
529	Portaltobitcoin.com	296695	Launchpad	English
530	Thebigwhale.io	296602	News	French
531	Coinmerce.io	296253	Marketplace	English
532	Marinade.finance	295389	Marketplace	English
533	Gt-protocol.io	294017	Protocol	English
534	Coinpaper.com	293334	News	English
535	Caldera.xyz	292838	Official	English
536	Blum.io	292244	Wallet	English
537	Kaspa.org	291482	Official	English
538	Bitkan.com	291349	Marketplace	English
539	Tapchibitcoin.io	291295	News	Vietnamese
540	Cryptobriefing.com	291220	News	English
541	Bitgetapps.com	290601	Exchange	English
542	Eclipse.xyz	290330	Official	English
543	Swissborg.com	289998	Marketplace	English
544	Coinmotion.com	289762	Trading Platform	English
545	Coinjar.com	289537	Marketplace	English
546	Cryptorefills.com	288716	Store	English
547	Cryptonews.net	288562	News	English
548	Altrady.com	288320	Trading Platform	English
549	Wormhole.com	288029	Launchpad	English
550	Mantle.xyz	287633	Official	English
551	Altfins.com	286397	Analytics	English
552	Coindar.org	285531	Calendar	English
553	Straitsx.com	285459	Payment Gateway	English
554	Thecoinrepublic.com	284709	News	English
555	Gopluslabs.io	284499	Security	English
556	Shadow.so	284383	Exchange	English
557	Qubic.org	283563	Official	English
558	Coinmate.io	283200	Exchange	English
559	Fireblocks.com	282942	Infrastructure	English
560	Deeper.network	282798	VPN	English
561	Cryptominerbros.com	281798	Mining	English
562	Iq.wiki	281513	Encyclopedia	English
563	Astar.network	280402	Launchpad	English
564	Yala.org	280229	Marketplace	English
565	Cryptoarena.com	279147	Event	English
566	Lisk.com	277461	Infrastructure	English
567	Curve.finance	275863	Mining Pool	English
568	Sonicscan.org	275517	Explorer	English
569	Bitfunded.com	275428	Trading Platform	English
570	Cointree.com	275414	Exchange	Australian
571	Okcoin.jp	275284	Marketplace	Japanese
572	Zebec.io	275007	Infrastructure/Payment Gateway	English
573	Venus.io	274903	Official	English
574	Akash.network	273477	Official	English
575	Bitcoin.it	273364	Encyclopedia	English
576	Kaia.io	273110	Official	English
577	Sei.io	273040	Official	English
578	Bitscreener.com	272574	Tracker	English
579	Chirptoken.io	271968	Official	English
580	Triv.co.id	270950	Marketplace	Indonesian
581	Ankr.com	270630	Infrastructure	English
582	Makerdao.com	269963	Official	English
583	Dfinity.org	269925	Foundation	English
584	Icrypex.com	269379	Exchange	English
585	Privasea.ai	269327	Official	English
586	Aptoslabs.com	268537	Official	English
587	Blynex.com	268534	Exchange	English
588	Coinwarz.com	266161	Mining Calculator	English
589	101blockchains.com	266093	Courses	English
590	Multiversx.com	265023	Official	English
591	Wayfinder.ai	263774	AI Platform	English
592	Flipsidecrypto.xyz	263683	Launchpad	English
593	Bluefin.io	263424	Infrastructire	English
594	Mining-dutch.nl	263235	Mining Pool	Dutch
595	Cryptotabbrowser.com	262995	Browser	English
596	Coinarbitragebot.com	262971	Tracker	English
597	Bitstack-app.com	262425	Wallet	English
598	Coinme.com	262314	Marketplace	English
599	Apex.exchange	262100	Exchange	English
600	2cryptocalc.com	261641	Mining	English
601	A16zcrypto.com	261277	News	English
602	Balancer.fi	259730	Infrastructure	English
603	Crypto-fundraising.info	259201	Fundrising	English
604	Coinvestasi.com	258465	News	Indonesian
605	Unisat.io	257243	Official	English
606	Cardanoscan.io	255530	Explorer	English
607	Rain.com	254965	Trading Platform	English
608	Maple.finance	254027	Lending Platform	English
609	Unchainedcrypto.com	253822	News	English
610	Coinacademy.fr	253034	News	French
611	Bitcoinsensus.com	252981	News	English
612	Sign.global	248747	Official	English
613	0xzx.com	248161	News	Chinese
614	Gamee.com	246895	Advertising Network	English
615	Millionero.com	244886	Trading Platform	English
616	Zycrypto.com	244065	News	English
617	Odos.xyz	242359	Trading Platform	English
618	Cryptoid.info	240986	Tracker	English
619	Cryptonary.com	240908	Encyclopedia	English
620	Cosmos.network	238439	Official	English
621	Litecoinspace.org	236663	Explorer	English
622	Coinmama.com	236405	Exchange	English
623	Across.to	235761	Official	English
624	Cryptodirectories.com	235728	News	English
625	Bcex.kr	235391	Tracker	Korean
626	Shib.io	235215	Official	English
627	Sidusheroes.com	234954	Official	English
628	Fluence.network	234869	Infrastructure	English
629	Localbitcoins.com	234485	Marketplace	English
630	Stakecube.net	232857	Wallet	English
631	Mycrypto.com	231934	Wallet	English
632	Socialgood.inc	231754	Official	English
633	Bitstore.net	231155	Wallet	English
634	Antpool.com	230286	Mining Pool	English
635	8marketcap.com	229900	Tracker	English
636	Tokentax.co	229561	Tax Software	English
637	Alcor.exchange	226847	Marketplace	English
638	Spectrocoin.com	225998	Marketplace	English
639	Coinrule.com	225308	Trading Bot	English
640	Coincap.io	224973	Tracker	English
641	Coinhouse.com	224618	Marketplace	English
642	Ondo.finance	223851	Official	English
643	Zondacrypto.com	223725	Exchange	English
644	Kinesis.money	223274	Official	English
645	Tokenpocket.pro	217088	Wallet	English
646	Coinmooner.com	216384	Tracker	English
647	Standwithcrypto.org	214069	Foundation	English
648	Plumenetwork.xyz	214004	Official	English
649	Coinshares.com	213239	Trading Platform	English
650	Bitdeer.com	212871	Mining	English
651	Redstone.finance	212185	API	English
652	Magacoinfinance.com	211069	Official	English
653	Kanga.exchange	210798	Exchange	English
654	Moonwell.fi	209967	Lending Platform	English
655	Freebitcoin.io	209399	Game	English
656	Cryptorussia.ru	209192	Reviews	Russian
657	Lingocoin.io	208488	Official	English
658	Mocaverse.xyz	208328	Official	English
659	Gg3.org	208300	Official	English
660	Cryptopunks.app	208187	NFT	English
661	Bitcoindepot.com	207866	Map	English
662	Bitbond.com	206876	Launchpad	English
663	Coinroop.com	206732	News	English
664	Starknet.io	206723	Mining	English
665	Coindepo.com	204732	Official	English
666	Pepeunchained.com	204647	Official	English
667	Bittensor.com	203866	AI Platform	English
668	Coingeek.com	203176	News	English
669	Cobak.co	201518	News	Korean
670	Goodcrypto.app	201095	Trading Platform	English
671	Tanssi.network	199602	Launchpad	English
672	Bitaps.com	198642	Explorer	English
673	Pulsex.com	197736	Official	English
674	Coin68.com	195531	News	Vietnamese
675	Onbeam.com	193255	Exchange	English
676	Digitalcoinprice.com	191476	Tracker	English
677	Investinghaven.com	191222	News	English
678	Chainbase.com	191172	Data Service	English
679	Anycoindirect.eu	191098	Marketplace	Europe
680	Exmo.com	190878	Marketplace	English
681	Mangonet.io	190186	Infrastructure	English
682	Independentreserve.com	188982	Exchange	English
683	Bitwiseinvestments.com	188746	Trading Platform	English
684	Polkadot.network	186515	Wallet	English
685	Bitcoinbazis.hu	185173	News	Hungarian
686	Verus.io	183683	Official	English
687	Coinpriceforecast.com	181473	Forecast	English
688	Stealthex.io	181416	Exchange	English
689	Wemix.com	181371	Official	English
690	Gopax.co.kr	181162	Exchange	Korean
691	Cryptoticker.io	180750	News/Tracker	English
692	Hivello.com	180658	Mining	English
693	Coinapi.io	179972	API	English
694	Zksync.io	178598	Official	English
695	Lcx.com	178307	Trading Platform	English
696	Kerneldao.com	177768	Wallet	English
697	Obol.org	175157	Infrastructure	English
698	Shardeum.org	174843	Official	English
699	Bikingex.com	173874	Marketplace	English
700	Coinmetro.com	173562	Marketplace	English
701	Minswap.org	173186	Exchange	English
702	Coindataflow.com	172698	Tracker	English
703	Coinscan.com	172371	Tracker	English
704	Mara.com	171592	Mining Pool	English
705	Dzengi.com	171487	Exchange	English
706	Coinfaucet.io	170993	Game	English
707	Walrus.xyz	170060	Official	English
708	Magicsquare.io	169804	Wallet	English
709	Solayer.org	168453	Official	English
710	Keeta.com	167735	Marketplace	English
711	Storm.tg	164655	Official	English
712	Hi.com	164553	Bank	English
713	Step.finance	164249	Wallet	English
714	Cryptocurrencyalerting.com	163841	Calendar	English
715	Litecoinpool.org	163780	Mining Pool	English
716	Stellarterm.com	163739	Trading Platform	English
717	Litecoin.org	163521	Official	English
718	Mtpelerin.com	163339	Marketplace	English
719	Cronos.org	161872	AI Platform	English
720	Sky.money	160767	Official	English
721	Bitcoin.pl	160675	News	Polish
722	Coincu.com	160541	News	English
723	Skatechain.org	159939	Official	English
724	Datawallet.com	159198	News	English
725	Superdapp.ai	158209	AI Platform	English
726	Celestia.org	158183	Official	English
727	Bsctrace.com	157404	Explorer	English
728	Gitcoin.co	156981	Lending Platform	English
729	Xcoins.com	156011	Marketplace	English
730	Payprotocol.io	155400	Payment Gateway	English
731	Korbit.co.kr	155136	Exchange	Korean
732	Quasa.io	155136	News	English
733	Secondbtc.com	155122	Marketplace	English
734	Turbos.finance	154812	Trading Platform	English
735	Chiliz.com	154494	Official	English
736	Santiment.net	154338	Analytics	English
737	Blast.io	154124	Wallet	English
738	Kinto.xyz	152614	Exchange	English
739	Kaleido.io	152208	Infrastructure	English
740	Bitcoinvn.io	151749	Exchange	Vietnamese
741	0x.org	151314	API	English
742	Coinunited.io	151188	Trading Platform	English
743	Thetatoken.org	150678	Infrastructure	English
744	Kriptokoin.com	150524	News	Turkish
745	Omni.network	149626	Official	English
746	Tezos.com	149613	Official	English
747	Hamsterkombatgame.io	149494	Official	English
748	Haedal.xyz	148708	Official	English
749	Cryptonews.com.au	148228	News	Australian
750	Floki.com	147366	Official	English
751	Spaceandtime.io	145991	Official	English
752	Solulab.com	145041	Solutions	English
753	Stargaze.zone	144606	NFT	English
754	Filecoin.io	144344	Official	English
755	Curve.fi	141127	Mining Pool	English
756	Bitbns.com	141097	Marketplace	India
757	Flitpay.com	141020	Marketplace	India
758	Zoro.org	140932	AI Platform	English
759	Rockitcoin.com	140640	Map	English
760	Cryptovoucher.io	140632	Marketplace	English
761	Creator.bid	139173	Official	English
762	Grovex.io	138491	Exchange	English
763	Learnmeabitcoin.com	137687	Encyclopedia	English
764	Apextoken.io	137120	Official	English
765	Beefy.finance	137071	Trading Platform	English
766	Daomaker.com	136394	Launchpad	English
767	Coinlaunch.space	135244	Calendar	English
768	Cryptoallstars.io	134361	Wallet	English
769	Usual.money	133188	Official	English
770	Logx.network	132993	Official	English
771	Coin98.net	132450	News	Vietnamese
772	Propy.com	130194	Official	English
773	Jito.network	127641	Official	English
774	Binance.org	127095	Official	English
775	Dydx.exchange	127022	Trading Platform	English
776	Scallop.io	126070	Official	English
777	Silo.finance	124804	Bank	English
778	Cryptozombies.io	124290	Training/Courses	English
779	Hyperlane.xyz	123639	Official	English
780	Cryptometer.io	123582	Tracker	English
781	Cryptoapis.io	123263	API	English
782	Wallstreetpepe.com	123090	Official	English
783	Looksrare.org	123010	Official	English
784	Quant.network	122318	Infrastructure	English
785	Memecoin.org	122316	Official	English
786	Xbo.com	120723	Exchange	English
787	Zenledger.io	120199	Tax Software	English
788	Reddio.com	119421	SDK	English
789	Vechain.org	119312	Official	English
790	Komodoplatform.com	119277	Wallet	English
791	Dedust.io	119176	Exchange	English
792	Livebitcoinnews.com	118945	News	English
793	Eigenlayer.xyz	117537	Official	English
794	Cryptoroyale.one	116604	Game	English
795	Babylonlabs.io	115411	Official	English
796	Scroll.io	114923	Official	English
797	Pyth.network	112894	API	English
798	X-phere.com	112167	Official	Korean
799	Bitnob.com	111847	Payment Gateway	English
800	Nearblocks.io	111639	Explorer	English
801	Indexcoop.com	111567	Trading Platform	English
802	Bitazza.com	111434	Trading Platform	English
803	Kaiko.com	111063	API	English
804	Bitref.com	110526	Explorer	English
805	Youngplatform.com	110253	Marketplace	Italian
806	Cryptoexpodubai.com	109460	Event	English
807	Weroam.xyz	109117	Infrastructure	English
808	Izumi.finance	108021	Exchange	English
809	Definitive.fi	107409	Trading Platform	English
810	Babydoge.com	106116	Official	English
811	Latoken.com	104982	Exchange	English
812	Polymath.network	104446	Launchpad	English
813	Nillion.com	102159	Official	English
814	Neo.org	102015	Official	English
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816	Icp0.io	101931	Tracker	English
817	Hacken.io	100021	Solutions	English