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Campaign Monitor

Campaign Monitor is an email marketing service of Australian origin: a drag-and-drop email builder, subscriber lists and segments, automated journeys and reporting, with an emphasis on design and on agencies managing several clients.

Customers are small and mid-size organisations that treat email as a core channel: agencies and their clients, nonprofits and associations, publishers, hospitality, retailers and professional-services firms, mostly in Australia, North America and the United Kingdom. A website whose subscription form posts to Campaign Monitor shows a managed newsletter programme, often run by an agency or in-house marketer.

Lists of Campaign Monitor websites are bought by vendors who sell around email: SMS and push messaging tools, CRM and donor management systems, event and webinar platforms, form and survey software, deliverability and verification services, and agencies that want clients already committed to email marketing. Competing email platforms run migration offers against the list. A new Campaign Monitor site has recently chosen its email tool; a dropped one has switched provider, which is the strongest signal for competitors and for consultants who help with migrations.

Campaign Monitor is installed on 9,604 websites, which is 0.3% of all Marketing automation detections we record. Websites using Campaign Monitor are most often served from United States (3,325), Germany (1,011) and United Kingdom (913), and .com, .uk and .org are the most common domain endings.

Websites using Campaign Monitor

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

9,604 websites. Sign in to download the full list (free sample below, full lists from $69/mo)

23 days ago 1,210 websites used Campaign Monitor; today it is 9,604 (+693.7%).

Top countries for Campaign Monitor

United States
3.3K
Germany
1K
United Kingdom
913
Australia
376
Belgium
336
France
300
Canada
292
Netherlands
264

Top TLDs

.com
4.3K
.uk
753
.org
744
.au
545
.net
353
.be
259
.ch
249
.nl
218

Sample of 15 websites using Campaign Monitor

best-ranked first; the full list has 9,604
DomainCountryMajestic rankNetAPI rankContactsFirst seen
digiday.com US 3,331 7,840 2026-10-11
justthenews.com US 14,297 22,083 email 2026-10-27
prisonpolicy.org US 12,036 22,502 2026-10-15
officialcharts.com US 14,884 22,784 2026-10-09
nissannews.com US 13,914 23,726 2026-10-09
desmog.com - 14,303 26,329 2026-10-11
drawdown.org US 15,693 28,114 2026-10-12
createsend.com US 19,262 28,947 2026-10-10
flysfo.com US 18,506 30,484 phone 2026-10-13
delphi.com - 17,466 31,100 phone 2026-10-27
glossy.co US 20,248 37,268 email 2026-10-11
educationnext.org US 21,551 45,181 email phone 2026-10-11
expressionengine.com - 22,294 46,813 2026-10-16
gardendesign.com - 28,131 65,287 2026-10-15
hondanews.com US 28,310 65,370 phone 2026-10-11

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Questions about Campaign Monitor websites

How many websites use Campaign Monitor?

As of November 2, 2026, 9,604 websites load Campaign Monitor on their homepage: a tracking script, a form or a chat widget of the tool. The number is recalculated every night from our own crawl of the web.

Who buys lists of Campaign Monitor customers?

Competing marketing platforms, agencies that run campaigns for clients, and vendors of tools that integrate with Campaign Monitor: CRMs, data enrichment, landing pages, SMS. A website with Campaign Monitor belongs to a business that already spends on marketing software; one that just added it is setting up its stack, one that dropped it is switching.

Where are Campaign Monitor websites hosted?

United States leads with 3,325 websites, followed by Germany (1,011) and United Kingdom (913). The country is where the website is served from; sites on a hosted platform show the platform's country.

How do I find businesses that just started using Campaign Monitor?

The New tab on this page lists websites where our crawler saw Campaign Monitor for the first time in the last days, newest first; the Dropped tab lists the ones that removed it. Both download with a subscription and refresh every morning.

How do I get a list of websites using Campaign Monitor?

A free BetaScan account downloads a {sample_rows}-row sample. A subscription from $69 a month gives the full list of 9,604 domains, or a dataset with emails, phones, country, hosting and ranks, filtered by country, TLD, rank and registration date. See pricing.

How does BetaScan detect Campaign Monitor?

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 Campaign Monitor when its latest crawl shows the signature; when the signature disappears, the site moves to the dropped list.

How can you tell a website uses Campaign Monitor?

Newsletter sign-up forms on the site submit to createsend.com addresses, and the page may load Campaign Monitor's form or tracking scripts. Links in footers sometimes point to hosted subscribe pages on createsend.com as well. Our crawler matches these form actions and script references in the homepage HTML.

Which businesses use Campaign Monitor?

Small and mid-size organisations with a regular newsletter: marketing agencies and the brands they serve, nonprofits and membership organisations, educational institutions, publishers, travel and hospitality companies, and retailers. The platform is well established in Australia and in English-speaking markets generally; the country breakdown on this page shows the current distribution.

What does a dropped Campaign Monitor site mean for a seller?

The subscription form or script disappeared from the homepage in the latest crawl, which usually means the organisation moved to another email platform or rebuilt its website. Competing email vendors, agencies offering migration and CRM providers treat this as a timely lead. Occasionally it only means the form moved to another page, so a quick check is worthwhile.