Detect any website's tech stack with Python
Tech stack detector powered by RapidAPI; Wappalyzer and StackShare do this already.

Combines Wappalyzer fingerprints with DNS CNAME, TLS issuer checks and header matching to triangulate tech stacks — a practical, non-flashy way to catch what single-source scrapers miss. Batch analysis, compare endpoints, CPE IDs for NVD mapping and 24h smart caching make it genuinely useful for audits and competitor research; it's not reinventing the space, but it adds meaningful, usable layers that established tools often omit.
Backend developers, security auditors/engineers, competitive intelligence teams, SaaS product teams, sales/lead enrichment engineers
What makes it different from BuiltWith/Wappalyzer:
- 4 detection layers running simultaneously: Wappalyzer fingerprinting (3,500+ signatures), DNS CNAME analysis (29 infrastructure signatures), TLS certificate inspection (8 issuer patterns), and custom HTTP header matching. Most tools only do one of these.
- Batch endpoint: analyze up to 10 URLs in a single request with concurrent processing.
- Compare endpoint: pass 2-10 URLs, get back shared vs unique technologies.
- CPE identifiers on every detected technology, so you can map directly to the NVD vulnerability database for security audits.
- 24-hour smart cache: cached responses return in <5ms and don't count against your quota.
Tech stack: Go, chi router, SQLite, wappalyzergo. Runs on a single Fly.io machine.
Free tier is 100 requests/month. Pro is $29.99 for 25K requests — significantly cheaper than BuiltWith ($295/mo minimum).
Try the live demo on the homepage, or check the API spec: https://detectzestack.fly.dev/openapi.yaml
Happy to answer questions about the detection approach or the architecture.
Tech stack detector powered by RapidAPI; Wappalyzer and StackShare do this already.
Batch analysis and stack comparison beats BuiltWith's $295/mo starting price.
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