Companies Using BugHerd

Every BugHerd install is two companies: the one whose site carries the widget, and the one that pays for the project. Usually that second one is an agency. A domain counts here when its pages load a script from bugherd.com or create BugHerd's configuration object, and the project behind it isn't known to be dead. Our October 2026 crawl finds 9,241 live domains on that basis, 6,495 matched to a company, 2nd of 49 in Help Desk. Getting there took two cuts from a raw 12,095, and both say something about how this product is bought.

Whose project is it?

BugHerd puts a project key in its script address. On the cleaned set we read keys on 4,208 domains and found 3,109 projects; 85.2% sit on a single domain. That's the agency pattern, one project per client site, and it hides the account behind the projects. So we looked for builders. PushPress, the gym software company, builds Webflow sites for gyms and puts a BugHerd project on each. We found 890 such domains, and 506 of the 785 PushPress project numbers we read fall inside one block of 3,000, which points to one account creating them in bulk. We removed them: one company's account, not 890 buyers. Radancy, the recruitment-marketing agency, builds career sites on its TalentBrew platform and tests them with BugHerd. About 196 cleaned domains run TalentBrew, 2.12% of the count, but they are 37 of the 50 names at the top of our list. We kept them and say so.

The rest of the multi-domain projects are single companies: a security company's 77 domains under one key, Houston realtors forwarding to one listings portal (42), a storage company's brands (31), a business-coaching network's implementer sites (28), a senior-living operator's communities and Disney's career domains (21 each).

Sales signal: on a BugHerd list, the reachable buyer is the agency. Group rows by staging host or footer credit before you prospect, and treat a career site as Radancy's account, not the employer's.

Does the project still exist?

BugHerd's sidebar asks BugHerd's servers about its project on every load, and the answer is public. We asked for every key we read on the raw set. Of 6,965 domains we could look up, 71.8% pointed at an active project, 13.68% at a disabled one and 14.52% at a project BugHerd no longer knows. Those 1,964 dead installs are out of this page. Of the 9,241 left, 4,177 have a confirmed active project; for the other 5,064 we couldn't read or look up a key, so some dead snippets will still be in there. Only 153 of the live projects accept feedback from any visitor.

"Nearly three in ten BugHerd snippets we could check belonged to a project that had been switched off or deleted. Agencies remove access when the job ends, but nobody goes back to take the script out." - Elif Arslan, CMO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: a dead project is a former customer with a reminder still on the page. For BugHerd's rivals, those 1,964 domains are the warmest list in this data.

Who the customers are

42.02% of matched companies have 1 to 10 employees and 29.29% have 11 to 50: estate agents, builders, clinics, charities. 321 companies have more than 1,000 staff, and at those the BugHerd site is almost always one property, usually a careers site. 11.11% were founded before 1960, against 9.28% in the 2020s. BugHerd's own customer stories name agencies first: Fat Media, Coalition Technologies, Exposure Ninja, Manifest and the healthcare agency Precision Effect, plus in-house teams at Nissan and eCornell.

Sales signal: sell to the agency, then follow its client list. The small-business rows are reachable through the studio that built their site.

Industry and geography

Real Estate leads at 5.12%, then Construction (4.74%), Medical Practices (4.28%) and Hospitals and Health Care (4.02%). No industry reaches 6%. The United States has 3,595 companies, then Australia with 716, three ahead of the United Kingdom's 713: BugHerd's Melbourne roots. Australia and New Zealand hold 12.93% of the country table.

Sales signal: for agency-tooling sellers, Australia is over-represented here. A BugHerd install is a good sign of a working web studio in Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane.

No switching to report

No migration pair passes our tests. The overlaps are support tools beside feedback: 213 domains run BugHerd and Zendesk today, out of 295 ever seen with both, 25 Atlassian Statuspage and 11 Freshdesk. Only 21 BugHerd domains also load Marker.io.

"BugHerd and Marker.io almost never share a site. An agency picks one feedback tool and puts it on every client, so the competition happens once, at the agency, not site by site." - Elif Arslan, CMO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: win the agency and you win its whole client list. Displacement campaigns aimed at individual sites will miss the decision-maker.

The stack around it

WordPress runs on 57.93% of the cleaned domains and Elementor on 14.51%. Webflow drops to 4.49% once PushPress's sites are out. Many projects were first registered on a staging address, at least 281 on WP Engine hosts and 183 on webflow.io across the raw set. Sentry (7.69%) and BugSnag (4.01%) point to developers in the loop.

Sales signal: WordPress hosting, care plans and site-maintenance retainers fit this list. The agency already runs the site and the review process.

What it costs

BugHerd's pricing page (15 October 2026) lists Standard at $50 a month for 5 members, Studio at $80 for 10 and Premium at $150 for 25, or $42, $67 and $125 billed yearly, with a Custom plan above. Guests are unlimited, there's a free trial and a 60-day money-back guarantee, and no free plan.

Sales signal: seat pricing with free guests suits agencies with many clients and few staff, which matches the single-site projects.

Key takeaways

1. 9,241 live domains after cleaning, 2nd in Help Desk, but a feedback widget, not a help desk.

2. About three in ten readable snippets pointed at dead projects; 1,964 are out of the count.

3. 37 of the top 50 names are Radancy career sites; the employer isn't the account holder.

4. Small-business and Australian-heavy, built mostly on WordPress.

How to use this list

Group by builder, then filter by country and size. For the full list of 9,241 BugHerd domains with company, size and stack data, explore TechnologyChecker.io.