Companies Using Beamer

Teams that ship features every week need somewhere to tell users about them, and Beamer is the bell icon that does it. Our October 2026 crawl finds it on 604 domains, 3rd in our Feature Flags category. That number is what's left after the most important check I ran: reading the Beamer product ID on every live domain we could fetch and asking Beamer's own configuration service whether each ID still works. More than a quarter of the raw count didn't belong to the site owner.

What we removed: CloudRadial's feed

CloudRadial sells managed service providers a client portal, the page where an IT firm's customers raise tickets and see their assets. Each portal carries CloudRadial's own Beamer feed, product ID DjYMYPMX42643, which announces CloudRadial's updates. Of 866 raw domains, 220 were these portals. Lapzo's learning sites (13), GoToMyAccounts billing portals (9) and Cut+Dry ordering pages (2) do the same, and 15 more installs were dead. We removed all 259. Before the cut, IT services looked like Beamer's biggest industry; after it, software companies lead with 27.17%.

Sales signal: if you sell to MSPs, the 220 removed portals are a clean list of CloudRadial users. If you sell to Beamer customers, this page's 604 is the list to use.

Who's left: software teams shipping releases

On the 340 clean domains where we could read an ID, 306 accounts sit on the pages, and 279 of them on a single site, so nearly every row is one company. 63 domains are hosted changelog pages on the customer's own subdomain, such as updates.paddle.com, releases.usercentrics.com and changelog.saucelabs.com. One cluster surprised me: 73 social media marketing panels, sites that sell followers and likes, built on the Perfect Panel platform. They hold 67 different Beamer IDs, so each is its own small account, but together they're 12% of the list.

Sales signal: a company with a hosted updates page publishes releases often enough to want a public archive. That's a product team with a release process, the buyer for most dev-tool and product-analytics pitches. Filter out the SMM panels first.

A stable base

The chart starts at October 2026, because the cleaned count can only be measured on the current crawl. Since we began tracking Beamer on 16 March 2026, 90 domains have dropped it, and 11 of them still run it on another hostname. The installs that remain work: Beamer's configuration service answered for every real product ID we read on the kept domains.

"Beamer's raw count looked like a feature-flag market with an IT-services tilt. Take out one portal vendor's news feed and it's product teams announcing releases." - Elif Arslan, CMO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: treat Beamer as a steady pool of about 600 owner-held domains with small churn. It isn't a fast-growing segment.

Who uses it

41.48% of matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 29.26% have 11 to 50. Two in three (67.15%) were founded in the 2010s and 14.8% in the 2020s. Only 7 have more than 1,000 staff, among them Icatu Seguros, which runs Beamer on its broker portal, and Mews, which uses it for release notes. Beamer's pricing sets the scale: a Free plan up to 1,000 monthly active users, and paid plans from $49 to $249 a month billed annually for 5,000 to 50,000 users.

Sales signal: the typical buyer is a product manager or founder at a software company of under 50 people. Pitch adoption and retention, not infrastructure.

Where they are

The United States has 130 matched companies, the United Kingdom 28, and Brazil and Canada 15 each. India (14), Spain (12), France (11) and the Netherlands (11) follow. Software Development (27.17%) and Technology, Information and Internet (10.4%) make up 37.57% of companies with a known industry, and Advertising Services adds 6.07%.

Sales signal: for a Portuguese-language or LatAm motion, Brazil's Beamer accounts, Gupy, Iugu, Icatu Seguros and Coremma among them, are a short, well-qualified list of product teams.

No switching to report

Our switching table for Beamer is empty. No competitor passes our tests for domains that dropped Beamer and picked up a rival, or the reverse. The category doesn't help here: LaunchDarkly (44,398 domains) and Flagsmith (673) control feature releases, and the one release-communication rival in the table, LaunchNotes, has 37 domains. The tools buyers compare Beamer with are the vendors writing the "Beamer alternatives" pages: Frill, Sleekplan, ProductLift and others.

"Nobody moves from Beamer to LaunchDarkly, because they do different jobs. Compare Beamer with other changelog widgets, not with flag tools." - Elif Arslan, CMO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: a competitor to Beamer should look at the 90 domains that dropped it since March and check what replaced it. With numbers this small, a manual check of each site works.

The stack around it

Across the 604 domains, Google Analytics runs on 76.66%, Cloudflare's CDN on 53.97% and jQuery on 85.1%. Next.js (18.54%) and Ruby on Rails (8.11%) show the web apps where the widget sits, and WordPress (30.96%) and Webflow (9.93%) the marketing sites.

Sales signal: Beamer sites that run Next.js or Rails are product apps with logged-in users. That's where onboarding, in-app survey and session-replay tools fit.

One company with Userflow

Beamer acquired Userflow in February 2024; Userflow's announcement on 7 February said more than 200 companies already used both. Beamer's pricing page now sells Userflow's product tours next to its own Changelog, NPS and Feedback products, and its help centre lives on help.userflow.com.

Sales signal: Beamer accounts are now a cross-sell target for Userflow's onboarding tool. If you sell onboarding software against Userflow, reach those accounts before the bundle does.

Key takeaways

1. 604 domains in October 2026, after removing 259, 220 of them CloudRadial portals.

2. 306 owner-held accounts on 340 domains where we could read an ID: almost one domain per account.

3. Small software companies: 70.74% have 50 staff or fewer and 67.15% were founded in the 2010s.

4. 73 SMM panels sit in the list as separate small accounts.

5. Beamer's rivals are other changelog tools, not the feature-flag leaders it shares a category with.

How to use this list

Drop the SMM panels, then sort by company size and country. For the full list of 604 Beamer domains with company, size and stack data, explore TechnologyChecker.io.