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From a list of domain names, get infos about tech stack (hubspot, webflow, klaviyo ...) used and mail provider (google, outlook ...) + All the dns records (TXT, A, SOA ..) DNS based
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SASWAVEMaintained by Community
Actor Metrics
6 monthly users
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3 bookmarks
>99% runs succeeded
Created in Nov 2023
Modified 4 months ago
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