API Management intelligence

Find companies using API Management technologies

Explore 45 API Management products used by 145,320 tracked companies, identify relevant accounts, and connect with decision-makers. Technology counts are approximate estimates, product install bases may overlap and should not be summed as unique companies.

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TECHNOLOGY USER INTELLIGENCE

Know who uses API Management technologies

Build targeted prospect lists around the technologies relevant to your sales strategy.

Technology install base

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Company intelligence

Segment accounts by industry, geography, employee size, and other available firmographics.

Decision-maker contacts

Reach relevant IT, operations, and business stakeholders with available professional contact data.

TECHNOLOGY LANDSCAPE

API Management technologies

Explore technology names in this category. Company-usage figures are shown where available.

#1

Pusher

43,339tracked companies36% market share
#2

Postman

37,331tracked companies25% market share
#3

Kong

21,222tracked companies15% market share
#4

Azure API Management

7,738tracked companies<5% market share
#5

Apache APISIX

6,576tracked companies<5% market share
#6

AWS CloudTrail

4,901tracked companies<5% market share
#7

IBM API Connect

1,963tracked companies<5% market share
#8

Apigee Edge

1,512tracked companies<5% market share
#9

SAP API Management

978tracked companies<5% market share
#10

3Scale

1,083tracked companies<5% market share

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Technology counts, where displayed, are source-linked estimates. Product install bases may overlap and should not be summed as unique companies.
BUYER INTELLIGENCE

Find accounts researching API Management solutions

Combine technology usage with relevant buying signals to prioritize your target accounts. Signal availability varies by dataset.

Research activity

Relevant technology topics and account-level research.

Buying-stage context

Prioritize accounts using available evaluation indicators.

API ManagementTechnology migrationTechnology evaluation

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SAMPLE OUTPUT

From technology users to target accounts

Combine technology and firmographic data to build a qualified prospect list. The example below is illustrative, not actual customer data.

AccountTechnologyResearch topicTarget roles
Example Company APusherTechnology evaluationIT leadership
Example Company BPostmanPlatform migrationTechnical decision-makers
Illustrative records only; no live intent or account claims are made.

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Account & firmographics

Company, website, industry, location, employee and revenue ranges.

Technology environment

Products and services identified within the technology stack.

Research signals

Relevant topics and available activity indicators.

Buying committee

Relevant stakeholders and decision-making roles.

Contact data

Available business contact details for outreach.

Sales prioritization

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Frequently asked questions

What is API Management?

Tools for designing, publishing, securing and monitoring application programming interfaces.

Which products are most widely used?

Pusher, Postman and Kong lead this category.

Can I get companies using just one specific product?

Yes, request a custom filtered list for that single product.

Can I filter by location, company size, industry, or buyer role?

Yes, by those firmographics and relevant IT roles.

Do these company counts add up to unique companies?

No, install bases may overlap and should not be summed.