Technology install base
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Search Engines intelligence
Find companies using Search Engines technologies
Explore 7 Search Engines products used by 1,665,720 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 Search Engines technologies
Build targeted prospect lists around the technologies relevant to your sales strategy.
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#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 Request contactsTechnology counts, where displayed, are source-linked estimates. Product install bases may overlap and should not be summed as unique companies.
Search Engines technologies
Explore technology names in this category. Company-usage figures are shown where available.
Google Search Appliance
1,429,402tracked companies86% market shareGoogle Programmable Search Engine
118,013tracked companies7% market shareElasticsearch
89,405tracked companies<5% market shareRambler
12,374tracked companies<5% market shareApache Lucene
6,004tracked companies<5% market sharedtSearch
527tracked companies<5% market shareX1 Technologies
85tracked companies<5% market shareNeed the companies behind these technologies?
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BUYER INTELLIGENCE
Find accounts researching Search Engines 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.
Search EnginesTechnology migrationTechnology evaluation
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SAMPLE OUTPUT
Illustrative records only; no live intent or account claims are made.
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.
| Account | Technology | Research topic | Target roles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Example Company A | Google Search Appliance | Technology evaluation | IT leadership |
| Example Company B | Google Programmable Search Engine | Platform migration | Technical decision-makers |
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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
Custom filters to focus on best-fit accounts.
Turn technology signals into a target account list
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Choose intent topics
Apply ICP filters
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Request a custom listFrequently asked questions
What is Search Engines?
Technology for indexing content and returning relevant results to search queries.
Which products are most widely used?
Google Search Appliance, Google Programmable Search Engine and Elasticsearch 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 data roles.
Do these company counts add up to unique companies?
No, install bases may overlap and should not be summed.