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OpenData vs BuiltWith, for store lists, not the whole web.

BuiltWith profiles the technology of the whole web — any site, any stack, years of history. OpenData covers one corner of that web, ecommerce stores, and sells what it finds there by the row.

1,504,744 verified stores · 23,984,359 domains scanned · snapshot 15 November 2026

The short version

BuiltWith Basic is $295/mo (vendor-reported, checked Nov 2026), and the product earns it if you track technology across millions of unrelated sites. Comparable store databases charge $75–$250/mo as a rule — the subscription is simply how this market bills. But when the job is narrower — stores on a platform, with the contacts those stores publish — a web-wide subscription is a lot of meter for a small pull.

OpenData holds 1,504,744 verified stores, every one of them fetched and checked by our own scan — no bought lists, no broker feeds. Full records cost $4 per 1,000 rows. If you only need the technology picture, platform-and-tech records are $1 per 1,000 rows. The minimum pull is $9.99 and nothing renews.

Side by side

BuiltWithOpenData
Pricing modelSubscription — Basic $295/mo (vendor-reported, checked Nov 2026)Pay per row — full records $4 per 1,000 rows, stepping down to $2.00 above 500,000 rows; platform-only records $1 per 1,000; raw domain signals $0.20 per 1,000. Minimum pull $9.99. No subscription.
Sold by the rowNoYes — three record types, each priced per 1,000 rows
ScopeTechnology profiles across the whole webEcommerce stores only
ContactsTechnology data first205,297 verified stores with a public business email; 272,395 with at least one public contact
RefreshSubscription access to their indexMonthly snapshot — this page uses 15 November 2026
Source per record—Source URL and last-observed date on every record

Where BuiltWith is the better tool

Depth and history. BuiltWith has watched web technology for years, across every kind of site there is. If you need a company's stack history, or technology usage far outside ecommerce, it is the right tool and OpenData is not a substitute. OpenData starts where BuiltWith's map ends for merchants: a store list you can download, with the store's own published contacts attached.

Before you pay either of us

Run the store you care about through the free checker first — free accounts get 30 full-record unlocks a month — and take the free sample file for a spin. If the records hold up, pull exactly the slice you need. Every paid pull exports as CSV plus a formatted Excel twin, under a per-buyer licence, and the minimum pull is $9.99.

BuiltWith prices are vendor-reported, checked November 2026, and plans change — confirm on their site. OpenData rates are the live per-row prices on our pricing page.