StackScope
Technographics for the new web — see what frameworks, hosting, and tools power every product launch.
How the 6.5 was reached
- Quality of output6/10
An independent blog reports 3.5M+ sites crawled and a 17.2-day average lead over launch sites; the rest is vendor counts. saascity.io
- Ease of use6/10
Watches can be set up from £15 a month and the catalogue is free to search; no independent usability reports. stackscope.dev
- Pricing valuen/a
no evidence found
- API and integration quality8/10
Documented REST API with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec, many endpoints, scoped auth and quotas, plus email, Slack and webhook delivery. stackscope.dev
- Solves the problem it claims to solve6/10
Delivery of new-site watches is shown by vendor data; the only independent evidence is a Chrome extension rating, which is a different product. chromewebstore.google.com
6.5/10 is the mean of the 4 criteria that apply. Scored on the five-criteria rubric v1, 29 September 2026. How scoring works
Pricing
- Free Readiness Check
- Browse public launch data
- Limited technology search
- Full Data & API access
- Bulk technology lookups
- Advanced filtering
- Data licence
Key Features
- Tech stack detection across 32,851 catalogued technologies in 120 categories
- Daily analysis of new launches from Product Hunt, Hacker News, and PeerPush
- AI-built site detection signal
- Technology trend tracking and adoption charts
- REST API and data licence for programmatic access
- StackScope Discovery crawler covering 1.5M+ sites beyond launch platforms
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Large and rapidly growing database — 85K+ launches and 1.5M+ sites analyzed
- Fresh daily ingestion from multiple launch platforms gives near-real-time competitive intelligence
- AI-built site detection is a genuinely differentiated signal not common in competing tools
- Granular detection patterns (90K+) mean fewer false positives than simpler scanners
Cons
- Coverage skews toward early-stage launches and indie products, not the established long-tail web
- Pricing details for paid API tiers are not publicly listed — requires a sales conversation
- No browser extension for on-the-fly stack checks the way Wappalyzer offers
- Relatively new entrant competing against entrenched tools like BuiltWith with larger historical data sets
StackScope fills a real gap for founders, sales teams, and researchers who want technographics specifically on new product launches rather than the established web. The AI-built site detection and daily launch-platform ingestion are standout features. It's a solid 7 for its niche — useful enough to bookmark, but not yet a must-have for general SEO or developer workflows.
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