Wappalyzer

Free and paid

https://www.wappalyzer.com/pricing/ on 20 Oct 2026 showed a monthly billing view. Pro was $250 a month, with 1 user, 2 lead-list technology targets, 5,000 technology lookups, and 5,000 email verifications in the first four columns. Business was $450 a month, with 5 users, unlimited lead-list targets, 20,000 lookups, 20,000 email verifications, and 20,000 included API credits. Enterprise was $850+ a month, with 25+ users and 200,000+ on the lookup, verification, and API-credit lines. The same page said a free account gets 50 technology lookups every month and free sample lead lists. It also offered annual billing labeled save 17 percent. The annual dollars were not the column on screen, so they are not printed here. Do not multiply $250 by twelve and then subtract 17 percent. That arithmetic was not on the page.

The homepage says Wappalyzer helps teams find accounts by the technologies they use, and that the data comes from millions of websites. Millions is the page's word. It is not a counted crawl from this review. The same page shows a sample lead table whose URLs end in .example and whose contact names are part of that sample. Those rows were not a lookup. They are not repeated here as findings.

• Monthly prices. Pro $250, Business $450, and Enterprise $850+ were the monthly figures on the pricing page on 20 Oct 2026.
• Fifty free lookups. The same page said a free account gets 50 technology lookups every month, plus sample lead lists.
• The sample is not a result. The homepage table uses .example domains. Entering a domain on the lookup form did not produce a stack to quote.

1. 1

   Read the monthly column if you need a price, and leave the 17 percent annual label as a label.

2. 2

   Use one lookup when the question is the stack on a site you can name. Do not treat the homepage sample as that lookup.

3. 3

   Compare a tag with a second source, such as a page you fetch yourself, before you brief it.

• A stack is about to be copied from the homepage sample. That table uses .example domains and sample contacts. On 20 Oct 2026 the lookup form at /lookup/ did not return a technology list after a domain was entered. Say that no live stack was retrieved. BuiltWith remains the other profiler in the directory.
• The monthly prices need to stay on the monthly column. Pro was $250 a month, Business $450 a month, and Enterprise $850+ a month. A free account was listed at 50 technology lookups a month. The annual control said save 17 percent and was not switched, so no annual dollar is available to quote.
• A detected tag is about to be briefed as the name of the person who installed it. The pricing page also says included API credits expire after 60 days. A tag is a detection that can be stale. Contact details, where the product offers them, were not opened in this review.

Hard cases

The case where the first result is easy to over-read.

Questions

Titled sources. These public pages are what the quotes on this listing come from.