VersionDB vs BuiltWith
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.
BuiltWith pricing checked 22 September 2026 against their pricing page. Prices change, so check before you compare.
$295 buys one month of BuiltWith Basic, or 87,500 complete rows from VersionDB.
BuiltWith Basic is a month of access covering two technologies and two keywords, with firmographics and technology trend history alongside.
At VersionDB the same $295 is a one-off export of up to 87,500 sites. Each row carries everything we have on that site: its full tech stack with versions, and the emails, phone numbers and social profiles the company publishes on its own website. You keep the file and nothing renews.
2 technologies, 2 keywords, 2 retail reports, 1 system login
Unlimited technologies, keywords and retail reports, 1 system login
Unlimited everything, unlimited Pro logins
One payment per export. $10 covers the first 500 rows, and the per-row price falls as the list grows.
VersionDB and BuiltWith compared
| Capability | VersionDB | BuiltWith |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Pay once per export | Monthly subscription |
| Entry price | $10 for up to 500 rows | $295/month (Basic) |
| Technologies covered on the entry plan | 10 | 2 at a time |
| Build a list and see its size without an account | ||
| Contact details in the same row | ||
| Export format | CSV by email | Excel and CSV download |
| Data refresh | Monthly crawl | Continuous |
| Firmographics (revenue, employee count, tech spend) | ||
| API access | ||
| CRM integrations (Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, Dynamics) | ||
| Historical technology trends | 18+ years |
What VersionDB does differently
Basic still only covers two technologies
$295 a month gets you two technologies and two keywords. A VersionDB export can filter on up to 10 technologies, chosen from all 4,522 we detect, at any volume, for a single payment.
You are not renting a platform
BuiltWith sells reports, 18+ years of trend history, CRM sync and an API. If what you need is a filtered list of companies, most of that is overhead you are paying for every month.
Nothing renews
One Stripe payment. No plan to cancel, no seat count, no month where you pay for data you did not pull.
Search without an account
Build the filters, see the exact row count and price, then decide. You only enter an email at checkout so the CSV has somewhere to land.
Versions on the row
Target WooCommerce 10.4.3 specifically instead of every store running WooCommerce.
Contacts in the same file
Emails, phones and social profiles classified business or personnel. No enrichment credits and no second vendor. You can filter on them too, for example only companies with a personnel email, a free address like Gmail, a mobile number or a personnel LinkedIn profile.
BuiltWith is the better choice sometimes
- You need firmographic filters (revenue, employee count, estimated tech spend).
- You want multi-year technology adoption history.
- You need leads pushed into Salesforce, HubSpot or Dynamics automatically.
- You want an API your systems can query.
- Domain coverage of 491.9 million is the number that actually matters to you.
- You need a specific list once or a few times a year. A monthly platform is the wrong shape for that.
- You want the row count and exact price before you pay.
- You need version-level targeting.
- You want contact details in the same file.
- You would rather not create an account or talk to sales.
Popular lists people build
Each page shows how many live sites run the technology, which versions are out there, and what it is usually paired with.
FAQ
Questions people ask when they are weighing VersionDB against BuiltWith. Anything we have not covered, email us and ask us directly.
They sell different things, so it depends on what you need. $295 is one month of BuiltWith Basic, covering two technologies plus firmographics and trend history. The same $295 at VersionDB is a one-off export of up to 87,500 complete rows, each with the site's full stack, versions and published contact details. If you pull large lists every month, or need BuiltWith's history and firmographics, the subscription can be the better buy.
See the row count and the price before you decide.
Searching is free and needs no account. Build the filters, read the number, then choose.
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