VersionDB compared to the tools people already use
5 side by side comparisons, each using the vendor's own published pricing and the date it was checked. Where a competitor does something we do not, the page says so.
BuiltWith is the biggest name in technographics and covers more domains than we do. It is also a subscription that starts at $295 a month and limits the entry plan to two technologies.
$295 buys 87,500 complete rows from VersionDB, kept for good.
Wappalyzer is the browser extension most people meet first. Its lead lists need a plan, and each plan measures list targets, lookups, verifications and API credits separately.
$250 buys 42,500 complete rows from VersionDB, kept for good.
Similarweb sells its technology data, formerly SimilarTech, as one filter inside Sales Intelligence, its sales platform, billed monthly in credits spent per data point returned.
$129 buys 8,433 complete rows from VersionDB, kept for good.
Hunter is best known for finding emails on a domain, and its TechLookup also lists websites by technology. The list sits inside a subscription, with paid plans from $49 a month and usage paid for in credits.
$49 buys 3,100 complete rows from VersionDB, kept for good.
Apollo is a people database and sales platform, and plenty of technology-based lists get built in it. Its prices are per seat, billed monthly or annually, with emails and phone numbers paid for in credits.
$65 buys 4,166 complete rows from VersionDB, kept for good.
Pricing on these pages is quoted from each vendor's own pricing page on the date shown, except where a page says otherwise. None of these companies is affiliated with VersionDB.
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