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Adobe Experience Manager

Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) is the enterprise content and asset management platform of Adobe Experience Cloud, sold on enterprise contracts as a cloud service or on-premise.

AEM runs the websites of large corporations and government bodies - banks, insurers, pharmaceutical companies, car makers, telecoms and airlines. Choosing Adobe Experience Manager means a large digital budget, an implementation by Adobe partners or a system integrator, an in-house marketing technology team and an existing Adobe relationship.

A list of AEM websites is a shortlist of large enterprises with mature marketing technology. It is bought by system integrators and AEM consultancies, sellers of enterprise software that attaches to the platform (personalisation, search, translation management, consent and privacy tools, digital asset tooling), by headless CMS vendors looking for replacement deals and by enterprise sales teams in general. New AEM sites signal a platform rollout in progress; dropped sites point to a migration project and a buyer evaluating alternatives.

Adobe Experience Manager is the platform behind 237,333 websites, which is 0.5% of all CMS detections we record. Websites built on Adobe Experience Manager are most often served from Germany (79,368), United States (52,934) and Singapore (7,690), and .com, .org and .net are the most common domain endings.

Websites using Adobe Experience Manager

Preview filters with coarse ranges. Exact ranks and registration dates are available in the dashboard when you download a list.

237,333 websites. Sign in to download the full list (free sample below, full lists from $69/mo)

25 days ago 10 websites used Adobe Experience Manager; today it is 237,333 (+2373230%).

Top countries for Adobe Experience Manager

Germany
79.4K
United States
52.9K
Singapore
7.7K
France
2K
Switzerland
1.9K
Austria
957
Netherlands
710
Luxembourg
680

Top TLDs

.com
117.1K
.org
20.5K
.net
17.1K
.de
10.1K
.dvag
6.4K
.info
4.4K
.ch
3.3K
.fr
2.6K

Sample of 15 websites using Adobe Experience Manager

best-ranked first; the full list has 237,333
DomainCountryMajestic rankNetAPI rankContactsFirst seen
amazonaws.com US 67 47 phone 2026-10-14
samsung.com DE 184 53 phone 2026-10-08
lg.com DE 1,032 140 email phone 2026-10-10
inps.it DE 7,960 298 2026-10-14
azure.com DE 1,876 906 2026-10-14
cisco.com DE 327 913 2026-10-14
nvidia.com DE 286 1,019 2026-10-09
prnewswire.com - 246 1,043 phone 2026-10-09
deloitte.com DE 302 1,093 2026-10-10
visa.cn CN 415,150 1,099 2026-10-12
canada.ca DE 349 1,139 2026-10-21
teamviewer.com - 520 1,240 2026-10-09
playstation.com DE 692 1,285 2026-10-09
cookielaw.org - 62,999 1,326 2026-10-12
census.gov - 532 1,342 2026-10-11

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Questions about Adobe Experience Manager websites

How many websites are built on Adobe Experience Manager?

As of November 2, 2026, 237,333 websites are built on Adobe Experience Manager. The number is recalculated every night from our own crawl of the web, so it follows real launches and migrations.

Who buys lists of Adobe Experience Manager websites?

Agencies and freelancers who build, maintain or migrate Adobe Experience Manager sites, vendors of plugins, themes and hosting for Adobe Experience Manager, and anyone selling a tool that integrates with it: every website on the list is a business that has already chosen the platform and keeps paying to run it.

Where are Adobe Experience Manager websites hosted?

Germany leads with 79,368 websites, followed by United States (52,934) and Singapore (7,690). The country is where the website is served from; sites on a hosted platform show the platform's country.

How do I find websites that recently moved to Adobe Experience Manager?

The New tab on this page lists websites where our crawler saw Adobe Experience Manager for the first time in the last days, newest first: new launches and migrations from other platforms. The Dropped tab shows websites that moved away from Adobe Experience Manager. Both lists download with a subscription and are refreshed every morning.

How do I get a list of Adobe Experience Manager websites?

A free BetaScan account downloads a {sample_rows}-row sample. A subscription from $69 a month gives the full list of 237,333 domains, or a dataset with emails, phones, country, hosting and ranks, filtered by country, TLD, rank and registration date. The lists of websites that recently moved to or away from Adobe Experience Manager are included. See pricing.

How does BetaScan detect Adobe Experience Manager?

Our crawler fetches the homepage of every domain we track and matches the page and its response headers against the signatures of 7,636 technologies. A website counts as using Adobe Experience Manager when its latest crawl shows the signature; when the signature disappears, the site moves to the dropped list.

How can you tell a website runs Adobe Experience Manager?

AEM sites expose characteristic URL paths: client libraries under /etc.clientlibs/ or /etc/designs/, images and documents under /content/dam/, and page URLs ending in .html with a /content/ prefix. Class names and attributes from the AEM component framework, such as cq- and data-sly- prefixes, also appear in the page source.

Is Adobe Experience Manager used by large companies or small ones?

Almost exclusively large ones. The licence, the implementation by a partner agency and the hosting make AEM a choice for enterprises with many brands, countries and editors: financial services, pharma, automotive, telecom, travel, retail groups and public institutions. Mid-sized businesses appear rarely, usually as subsidiaries of a group that standardised on Adobe.

What can you sell to Adobe Experience Manager users?

Enterprise services and software: AEM implementation and support, migration to the cloud edition or to a headless CMS, translation and localisation, digital asset management add-ons, site search, personalisation, consent management, accessibility audits, performance monitoring and security testing. Sales cycles are long and go through procurement, but contract values are high.