Companies Using FastBots
We read FastBots on 980 live domains in our September 2026 crawl, with 683 matched to an enriched company record. The profile previously carried the id for FastBots AI, which our current detection cluster does not contain; it now reads id 1000477, FastBots. The headline number changed because the measurement changed, not because anything grew.
The rule is as clean as these get: a script loaded from app.fastbots.ai/embed, a path only FastBots serves. There is no ambiguity about the vendor, no second product sharing the host and no leftover marker that outlives an uninstall, so a match means the embed was on the page when we rendered it. What follows is where those 980 domains are, how large their owners are, and what else is installed alongside.
Published Mar 12, 2026 · Updated Sep 13, 2026 · Data analysed on September 13, 2026.
FastBots Usage Statistics
How has FastBots usage changed? Our series for this id holds two points: 674 active domains on 1 August 2026 and 980 on 1 September 2026. Two readings cannot establish a trend and we are not going to read one from them.
The rise is not evidence of adoption either. Our crawled corpus grew from roughly 201 million to 379 million active domains between June and August 2026, and a signal gains domains when more of the web comes into view regardless of what the vendor is selling. This chart needs a longer series before it says anything.
List of Companies Using FastBots
Who uses FastBots? Our enriched sample names only five organisations, and that is worth stating rather than hiding. 683 of the 980 domains matched a company record, but the size table explains the short list: 83.31% of that base is under fifty employees, which is a population of businesses with no recognisable brand. The five we can name are Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Yuverta — a Dutch vocational education group, detected on llo.yuverta.nl — Century 21 Beggins Enterprises in the United States, Critical Manufacturing in Portugal, and InspirEdge IT Solutions in Charlotte.
On a profile this small the co-occurrence table below is the more reliable read. It is computed across all 980 domains, whereas the names here are five.
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| Company | Detection URL | Domain | Country | Industry | Employees | Type | Founded | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| azhar.edu.eg | azhar.edu.eg | Egypt | Higher Education | 1-10 | Educational | — | https://linkedin.com/company/al-azhar-university | |
| llo.yuverta.nl | yuverta.nl | Netherlands | Education | 5001-10000 | Educational | — | https://linkedin.com/company/yuverta | |
| www.c21beggins.com | c21beggins.com | United States | Real Estate | 201-500 | Privately Held | — | https://linkedin.com/company/century-21-beggins-enterprises | |
| criticalmanufacturing.com | criticalmanufacturing.com | Portugal | Software Development | 501-1000 | Privately Held | 2009 | https://linkedin.com/company/critical-manufacturing | |
| inspiredgeit.com | inspiredgeit.com | United States | IT Services and IT Consulting | 201-500 | Privately Held | 2012 | https://linkedin.com/company/inspiredge-it-solutions |
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The complete set of named organisations in our enriched list of companies using FastBots, read September 2026:
- Al-Azhar University – higher education, Cairo, Egypt (
azhar.edu.eg) - Yuverta – Dutch education group, 5,001-10,000 employees; detected on
llo.yuverta.nl - Century 21 Beggins Enterprises – US real estate brokerage, 201-500 employees
- Critical Manufacturing SA – Portuguese manufacturing-software vendor, founded 2009
- InspirEdge IT Solutions – IT services firm in Charlotte, founded 2012
There is no longer list behind this one. Earlier versions of this page named Anbessa Bank, Universal Translation Services, Design Bundles, The Wim Hof Method, Systeme, Wageindicator, Baker Communications and Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club. None of them appears in the current enriched data and all have been removed.
Which Countries Use FastBots the Most?
Which countries use FastBots the most? Of the 683 enriched companies, the United States supplies 181, the United Kingdom 60, India 38 and Australia 32. Germany follows at 20.
The tail is broader than the head suggests, and two entries stand out for a product this size: South Africa (17) and Nigeria (16) both place above Canada, Spain, Switzerland and Denmark, which tie at 12. Below the top four no country contributes more than twenty companies.
Share of the 683 FastBots domains we matched to a company record — 69.7% of the 980 we detect. Top 15 countries shown, so these do not sum to 100%. Domains with no matching company record are not represented here and skew small and independent.
FastBots Market Share Among Live Chat & Messaging
What is FastBots' market share? 0.03% of the Live Chat & Messaging category, ranking 99th, as of September 2026. Earlier versions of this page claimed 0.09% and 3rd place in an AI chatbots category; that belonged to the retired id and has been removed.
99th is not a verdict on the product. The category is enormous and mostly free at the top — the leader, WhatsApp Business Chat, is a messaging link present on 1,076,295 domains — so a vendor-hosted chatbot embed on 980 domains starts a long way down the table by arithmetic rather than by failure.
Top Competitors by Market Share
FastBots Customers by Company Size & Age
What size businesses install FastBots? Small ones. 53.72% of enriched companies have 1-10 employees and 29.59% have 11-50, so 83.31% of the base is under fifty people. Everything above 500 employees amounts to eighteen companies: 8 at 501-1,000, 6 at 1,001-5,000, 3 at 5,001-10,000 and 1 at 10,001+.
That is a self-serve shape. It is slightly less extreme than a WordPress plugin's — 51-200 holds 9.10% and 201-500 another 4.86% — but there is no enterprise segment here to speak of.
Company Size Distribution
Company Age (Founded Decade)
What Industries Use FastBots the Most?
Which industries use FastBots? IT Services and IT Consulting leads at 7.34% (46 companies), well clear of Business Consulting and Services (4.15%) and Technology, Information and Internet (3.99%). Real Estate and Retail tie at 2.87%, Hospitality takes 2.71% and Construction 2.55%.
Nothing else clears 2.4%, so past the first three this is a flat long tail. The lead held by IT consultancies is the only real structure in the table.
IT services and consulting firms using FastBots are the largest vertical at 7.34%, close to twice the share of the next entry and roughly three times that of any single customer-facing industry.
The verticals behind it sell services rather than products: Business Consulting and Services (4.15%), Marketing Services (2.39%) and Advertising Services (2.23%). Consultancies and agencies both run a chatbot on their own site and build them for clients, and a domain-level detection cannot separate those two cases.
FastBots Alternatives & Competitors
What else is in the Live Chat & Messaging category? The five largest entries we track are WhatsApp Business Chat (1,076,295 domains, 35.01%), Re:amaze (275,670, 8.97%), OpenAI (204,585, 6.66%), Tawk.to (189,387, 6.16%) and Joinchat (181,943, 5.92%).
These are less FastBots' commercial rivals than the floor of the category: a WhatsApp link, a free chat widget, a Joinchat button. The gap between them and FastBots' 980 domains says more about how cheap it is to add a messaging link to a website than about how the products compare.
| Technology | Domains | Market Share |
|---|---|---|
| 1,076,295 | 35.01% | |
| 275,670 | 8.97% | |
![]() | 204,585 | 6.66% |
| 189,387 | 6.16% | |
| 181,943 | 5.92% |
Tech Stack of FastBots-Powered Websites
What else runs on FastBots sites? WordPress is on 718 of the 980 domains (73.42%) and Elementor on 424 (43.35%), so roughly three in five of the WordPress sites were built with a page builder. That is the customer in one line: a small business whose site is a page-builder WordPress install, adding a chatbot without touching code.
The rest of the stack is consistent with that reading. jQuery (87.12%), jQuery Migrate (68.00%), jQuery UI (50.82%) and Swiper (35.58%) are ordinary theme and page-builder output, and Google Analytics is on 65.64%. One row deserves caution: Tailwind CSS reads 73.11% (715 domains), essentially level with WordPress, which is high for a page-builder base. A third-party embed can carry its own CSS framework onto the page, so we would not read that row as a statement about how these sites were built.
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Web Analytics
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Expert Analysis: FastBots Growth Trends & Key Signals for Sales Teams in 2026

FastBots was re-identified in September 2026. The profile previously carried the id for FastBots AI, which our current detection cluster does not contain; it now reads id 1000477, FastBots. The headline number moved because the measurement moved.
The rule is clean. A single script host and path, app.fastbots.ai/embed, owned by the vendor and shared with nothing else. There is no OR'd second clause that could be matching a different product, no DNS record that outlives the install, and no generator tag left behind by an uninstall. A match means the embed loaded. That is worth saying plainly, because most of the detection hazards we write about on other profiles cannot occur here — and it is the likeliest reason the churn is so low, at 35 previously-detected domains against 980 live.
The customer is a page-builder WordPress site. 73.42% of the 980 domains run WordPress and 43.35% run Elementor, which puts roughly three in five of the WordPress installs on a page builder. Set that against the size table — 83.31% of enriched companies under fifty employees, eighteen companies above five hundred — and the segment is unambiguous: small businesses and agencies buying a chatbot as a drop-in widget.
The geography has a longer tail than the size distribution does. The United States supplies 181 enriched companies and the United Kingdom 60, but India (38), South Africa (17) and Nigeria (16) all place in the top seven, ahead of Canada, Spain, Switzerland and Denmark. For a product with no enterprise segment, that is the more interesting half of the firmographics.
One row to discount. Tailwind CSS reads 73.11%, almost exactly level with WordPress. On a base this concentrated in page-builder themes, a framework share that high is more likely to reflect CSS arriving with an embedded widget than the way these sites were built. We would not use that number to describe the customer.
What we are not claiming. Two monthly readings is not a series, and our corpus grew from roughly 201 million to 379 million active domains between June and August 2026, so the month-on-month rise is at least partly coverage. Only five enriched companies carry a name worth printing, so the demographic percentages describe the shape of a small sample. There is no migration corridor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who uses FastBots?
We detect FastBots on 980 domains, including Azhar, Yuverta, C21beggins. A detection means the technology is present on that domain, which for large organisations is often a single storefront or subdomain rather than a company-wide deployment. Among domains we matched to a company with a resolved industry, the most common is IT Services and IT Consulting (7.34%).
How many customers does FastBots have?
We detect 980 domains running FastBots across our monthly crawl of live business domains. Company data could be matched for 683 of them (69.7%), and every company-size, industry and country breakdown on this page describes that matched subset rather than the full detected base. A further 35 domains carried a FastBots detection previously and no longer do.
What is FastBots's market share?
FastBots holds 0.03% of the Live Chat & Messaging category, ranking #99. This is a share of the domains we detect running a platform in this category — not a share of all websites, and not a share of spending — so it is not directly comparable to figures published on other denominators.
What are the best alternatives to FastBots?
The top alternatives to FastBots include WhatsApp Business Chat (35.01% market share), Re:amaze (8.97% market share), OpenAI (6.66% market share), Tawk.to (6.16% market share) — measured as a share of the domains we detect running a platform in this category.
Which countries use FastBots the most?
The United States leads with 181 enriched companies, followed by the United Kingdom (60), India (38) and Australia (32). South Africa (17) and Nigeria (16) both place above Canada, Spain, Switzerland and Denmark, which tie at 12 — a wider distribution than the size table would suggest.
What size companies use FastBots?
Small ones. Across 683 enriched companies, 53.72% have 1-10 employees and 29.59% have 11-50, for 83.31% under fifty people. Eighteen companies in the entire enriched base have more than 500 employees and one has more than 10,000.
How old are companies that use FastBots?
Among the FastBots domains we could match to a company with a known founding date, the largest group was founded in the 2010s (36.38%), followed by the 2000s (21.05%). That matched subset is drawn from 683 companies and is not representative of all 980 detected domains. This suggests FastBots is most popular among relatively young companies.
What is the ideal customer profile for FastBots?
The ideal FastBots customer is: Company Size: 1-10 employees, Location: US, UK, or India, Platform: WordPress with Elementor, Founded: 2010s, Company Age: Roughly 7-16 years — based on our analysis of 683 enriched companies at TechnologyChecker.io.
What does this page measure for FastBots?
Domains where a script was loaded from app.fastbots.ai/embed while we rendered the page. That path is owned by FastBots and serves nothing else, so a match means the chatbot embed was live on the page rather than that an account exists.
Why did the FastBots numbers change?
Because the measurement changed, not the product. This page previously carried the id for FastBots AI, which our current detection cluster does not contain; it now reads id 1000477, FastBots. Old figures — 498 domains, a 0.09% share, 3rd place in an AI chatbots category and a list of named customers — do not carry over and have been removed.
How many websites use FastBots?
We read FastBots on 980 live domains in our September 2026 crawl, of which 683 matched an enriched company record. A further 35 domains were detected previously and were not live at the last reading.
What kind of sites install FastBots?
Page-builder WordPress sites, overwhelmingly. WordPress is on 718 of the 980 domains (73.42%) and Elementor on 424 (43.35%), so roughly three in five of the WordPress installs use a page builder. The supporting rows — jQuery at 87.12%, jQuery UI at 50.82%, Swiper at 35.58% — are ordinary theme output.
What companies use FastBots?
Our enriched data names five: Al-Azhar University in Cairo, the Dutch education group Yuverta (detected on llo.yuverta.nl), Century 21 Beggins Enterprises, Critical Manufacturing SA in Portugal and InspirEdge IT Solutions in Charlotte. There is no longer list. The base is dominated by small businesses that carry no recognisable company record.
Why is FastBots ranked 99th in Live Chat & Messaging?
Because the category is ordered by how many websites carry an embed, and the top of it is free. WhatsApp Business Chat alone is on 1,076,295 domains, Tawk.to on 189,387. A vendor-hosted chatbot on 980 domains ranks low in that ordering by arithmetic; the rank measures embed prevalence, not product quality.
Is FastBots still in use in 2026?
Yes. Our most recent reading, 1 September 2026, found 980 active domains, up from 674 on 1 August. We are not presenting that as growth: two monthly readings is too short a series, and our crawled corpus expanded from roughly 201 million to 379 million active domains between June and August 2026, so part of the increase is coverage.
Based on 683 company data
These insights include all TechnologyChecker.io detections of FastBots (free & paid plans).
