BuiltWith Technology Profile Scraper — Tech Stack
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from $1.28 / 1,000 technology profiles
BuiltWith Technology Profile Scraper — Tech Stack
Turn website domains into technology profiles with current and historical detections, first and last seen dates, categories, product links, visibility counts, and the published monthly technology-spend estimate.
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BuiltWith Technology Profile Scraper
Enrich website domains with the technology detections published on their detailed BuiltWith profiles. Each input domain becomes one complete row, so the result fits account scoring, technographic segmentation, sales research, and change tracking without splitting one company across hundreds of dataset items.
Give it hostnames or complete page links:
{"domains": ["openai.com","https://www.shopify.com/enterprise"],"maxItems": 0}
Links are reduced to hostnames, duplicate domains are read once, and maxItems: 0 processes the complete list. A domain with no public detailed profile is skipped without cancelling the rest of the run.
What you get
| Field | What it records |
|---|---|
domain, url | Normalized hostname and public profile address |
technology_spend_monthly_usd | Published minimum monthly technology-spend estimate in US dollars |
technologies | Names, categories, subcategories, detection dates, status flags, and public product links |
categories | Detection count grouped by technology category |
counts | Total, visible, redacted, current, and historical detection counts |
A measured profile for openai.com produced this summary:
{"domain": "openai.com","technology_spend_monthly_usd": 46034,"counts": {"total": 325,"visible": 21,"redacted": 304,"current": 233,"historical": 92}}
technologies contains both current and historical detections. Filter the current or historical flag rather than inferring status from dates. Anonymous profiles also count detections whose names are hidden: those entries keep their category, dates, and status with name: null and redacted: true, so totals remain honest.
Spend is the published minimum estimate, not a verified company expense. Detection dates identify when a technology was first and last observed on the profile; they do not prove a contract start or cancellation date.