What it does
The tech stack API identifies the technologies a website runs on. Send a webpage url (http or https) in the request body, and get back the source_url plus a technologies array with the names of what it detected, such as Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics. It covers front-end frameworks, CMS platforms, CSS libraries, analytics and tag managers, and other client and server-side tools.
The response is a flat list of names, which keeps it easy to store, compare and filter. Run the same URL over time to see when a site adds or drops a tool, or check each competitor URL to compare their stacks side by side.
Use the tech stack API as a website technology checker in sales and lead enrichment, to find prospects running a platform you integrate with or replace. Agencies can scope a migration before quoting, security teams can inventory the third-party scripts on their own properties, and product teams can see what competitors build with.
For lead enrichment, pull emails and phone numbers from the same site with the Contact Extraction API and check its registration and SSL details with the Domain Availability API. For a wider page review that also covers performance, broken links and security headers, use the Full Site Audit API.