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Sitecore is an enterprise content management and digital experience platform built on Microsoft .NET, available as the classic Experience Platform or the headless XM Cloud.

Sitecore is sold through enterprise licences and implementation partners, so its websites belong to large organisations: multinational manufacturers, banks and insurers, pharmaceutical companies, universities, government bodies and major consumer brands. A Sitecore site means a sizeable marketing and IT budget, a Microsoft-oriented stack, a long-term digital agency relationship and a multi-site, multi-language content team.

The list of 49,759 websites is bought by companies that sell into that enterprise environment: Sitecore implementation partners and .NET consultancies, headless CMS and DXP vendors that compete for replatforming projects, personalisation, search, DAM and CDP tools with Sitecore connectors, hosting and cloud providers, and translation or accessibility services. A site that recently moved onto Sitecore has just finished a large project and will spend on extensions; a site that dropped it is replatforming and is reachable for competing offers.

Sitecore is the platform behind 49,759 websites, which is 0.1% of all CMS detections we record. Websites built on Sitecore are most often served from United States (28,863), Germany (5,004) and Netherlands (2,723), and .com, .org and .net are the most common domain endings.

Websites using Sitecore

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

49,759 websites. Sign in to download the full list (free sample below, full lists from $69/mo)

23 days ago 6,093 websites used Sitecore; today it is 49,759 (+716.7%).

Top countries for Sitecore

United States
28.9K
Germany
5K
Netherlands
2.7K
Denmark
579
Switzerland
512
Ireland
460
Canada
349
Australia
316

Top TLDs

.com
25.6K
.org
4K
.net
2.8K
.info
1.4K
.de
1.1K
.ch
993
.nl
920
.uk
896

Sample of 15 websites using Sitecore

best-ranked first; the full list has 49,759
DomainCountryMajestic rankNetAPI rankContactsFirst seen
huawei.com DE 275 987 phone 2026-10-10
uchicago.edu US 446 1,257 phone 2026-10-13
aboutcookies.org - 497 1,319 2026-10-11
gotowebinar.com DE 846 1,732 phone 2026-10-11
adp.com DE 1,788 1,808 phone 2026-10-16
lastpass.com DE 1,478 2,260 phone 2026-10-11
stlouisfed.org DE 1,535 2,571 phone 2026-10-12
ct.gov US 1,672 2,920 2026-10-12
i-ready.com US 429,476 2,996 phone 2026-10-11
carnival.com DE 9,935 3,203 2026-10-14
msdmanuals.com US 2,482 3,298 2026-10-09
tvsmotor.com DE 57,328 4,318 email phone 2026-10-08
ada.org US 2,199 4,544 phone 2026-10-13
ktrmr.com DE - 5,615 phone 2026-10-11
bankofengland.co.uk DE 2,479 6,771 phone 2026-10-11

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Questions about Sitecore websites

How many websites are built on Sitecore?

As of November 2, 2026, 49,759 websites are built on Sitecore. The number is recalculated every night from our own crawl of the web, so it follows real launches and migrations.

Who buys lists of Sitecore websites?

Agencies and freelancers who build, maintain or migrate Sitecore sites, vendors of plugins, themes and hosting for Sitecore, 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 Sitecore websites hosted?

United States leads with 28,863 websites, followed by Germany (5,004) and Netherlands (2,723). 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 Sitecore?

The New tab on this page lists websites where our crawler saw Sitecore 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 Sitecore. Both lists download with a subscription and are refreshed every morning.

How do I get a list of Sitecore websites?

A free BetaScan account downloads a {sample_rows}-row sample. A subscription from $69 a month gives the full list of 49,759 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 Sitecore are included. See pricing.

How does BetaScan detect Sitecore?

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 Sitecore 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 Sitecore?

Media and asset URLs commonly contain the /-/media/ path, and the page may reference /sitecore/ or /layouts/ paths in scripts and forms. Many sites also set cookies with the SC_ or sc_ prefix for analytics and session tracking, and older installations expose Sitecore-specific HTML comments and form field names. Our crawler recognises these URL patterns, cookies and markup fragments on the homepage.

Is Sitecore used by large companies or small ones?

Almost exclusively large ones. Licensing, hosting and partner implementation costs put the platform well out of reach of small businesses, so a Sitecore site generally belongs to an enterprise, a public institution or a global brand with multiple regional sites. For a seller, the list is a shortlist of organisations with formal procurement, agency relationships and multi-year technology budgets.

What does a dropped Sitecore site mean for a seller?

When the Sitecore signature disappears from a homepage, the organisation has usually completed a replatforming to another CMS or to a headless setup. That project will have involved an agency, a new hosting arrangement and often new marketing tools, so the dropped list points to companies that are actively spending on their digital stack and have recently evaluated vendors.