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Websites using Plausible

Plausible is an open-source alternative to Google Analytics.

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That's how many Plausible websites are in VersionDB right now, each with its full tech stack, contact details, and social profiles.

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Every Plausible website we detected in Estonia.

Only sites where a business, company-hosted email was found.

Sites with at least one business LinkedIn profile.

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How many websites use Plausible?

We found Plausible on 12,739 websites in our September 2026 crawl, across 114 countries.

Which countries use Plausible the most?

By number of websites, the top countries are Estonia (28%, 3,586 sites), United States (18%, 2,299 sites), Germany (9%, 1,135 sites), Denmark (4%, 504 sites) and France (3%, 445 sites). Together they account for 63% of the 12,739 Plausible sites we track. 42% of the sites are in English, and .com is the most used domain ending, on 29% of them.

Where are Plausible websites hosted?

The networks carrying the most Plausible sites are Elkdata OU (3,629 sites), Amazon.com, Inc. (1,431 sites) and Cloudflare, Inc. (1,306 sites).

What technologies are used with Plausible?

Across the 12,739 Plausible sites we track, the technologies most often found alongside it are jQuery (56%, 7,173 sites), PHP (52%, 6,562 sites), MySQL (46%, 5,824 sites), WordPress (43%, 5,444 sites) and HSTS (42%, 5,295 sites).

Deep Dive

Breakdown of Plausible websites

What else they run, plus their language, hosting network, domain extension and country.

FAQ

Answers drawn from our latest crawl of Plausible websites. Anything else, email us and we will look it up.

Through our own crawl, which checks each site's HTML, scripts and headers rather than relying on self-reported data.