Companies Using Liferay

Public bodies, insurers, banks and industrial firms, plus many small organisations. Government Administration is the largest industry among the 4,041 domains we matched, with 515. On 6 November 2026 Liferay ran the main sites of Vale, Equifax, Cemex, Leonardo, LIC and Telecom Egypt, and HP's partner portal. Five Spanish town halls were in our random sample of 40.

We count 6,173 domains running Liferay in our November 2026 crawl, after removing 4 for-sale or gambling pages and 149 duplicate www. entries. They're domains, not customers: one company can run several, and portals behind a login don't show. 4,041 match a company. Since tracking began on 16 March 2026, 263 domains dropped Liferay entirely.

Liferay holds 0.04% of CMS & Website Builders at TechnologyChecker.io, 82nd of the 100 rows on the category page, with 6,173 domains. ExpressionEngine is just above and SportNgin just below. The share compares public websites, so Liferay intranets and portals behind a login don't count.

On our switching data, Liferay sites move to WordPress (47 domains since 16 March 2026), Webflow (26), Drupal (11) and Adobe Experience Manager (6). The category's largest rows are WordPress (61.46%), Wix (8.93%), Squarespace (6.63%) and GoDaddy Website Builder (3.25%), but those are website builders rather than portal platforms.

Among the 4,041 matched domains, the United States leads with 728, close ahead of Spain (643), then Germany (407), Brazil (232), Finland (229) and Italy (215). The European countries in the top 15 add up to 1,914. Spain's count includes town halls, and six of the 40 domains we sampled were Finnish parish sites.

Both small and large. Of 3,653 matched companies with a known size, 30.08% have 1 to 10 employees and 19.3% have 51 to 200, while 18.26% have more than 1,000. The small ones usually run their main website on Liferay; large ones such as HP and TÜV SÜD often use it for a portal.

Mostly established. Of 1,959 matched companies with a founding year, 27.57% were founded before 1960, the largest group, then the 2000s (15.52%), the 1990s (14.8%) and the 2010s (14.04%). Only 5.21% started in the 2020s, which fits a list led by public bodies, utilities, insurers and banks.

On our data, a public body or an established firm, often founded before 1960, in government, hospitality, financial services or insurance, in the US, Spain, Germany or Brazil, with Java on the server (74.45% of domains). Small organisations put their main site on Liferay; companies with over 1,000 staff, 18.26% of the matched base, often run a portal.

Websites, customer and partner portals, intranets and commerce, according to Liferay, which describes Liferay DXP as a platform and headless CMS. Our crawl sees the public part: 24 of the 30 Liferay sites in our random sample were public websites, and 6 were service portals or log-ins, such as German municipal service portals and a learning-centre log-in.

Yes, among other things. Liferay's homepage calls Liferay DXP a platform and headless CMS, and it also covers portals and commerce. On our data it competes in CMS & Website Builders, where it ranks 82nd with 6,173 domains, and its switching rows run to WordPress, Webflow, Drupal and Adobe Experience Manager.

Brian Chan is Liferay's Chief Executive Officer, according to the leadership section of Liferay's Our Story page, checked on 6 November 2026. The same page says the company was founded in 2004 as an open-source software company, and its footer gives an address in Diamond Bar, California.

Sites that ran Liferay when we checked on 6 November 2026 include Vale, Equifax, Cemex, LIC, Telecom Egypt and Canara Bank on their main sites, HP on its partner portal, TÜV SÜD on its customer log-in and Petrobras on its supplier portal. The wider list of 6,173 domains is mostly smaller organisations' main websites.

Because Liferay pages load AlloyUI, which its GitHub repository describes as a framework built on top of YUI3. 27 of the 28 Liferay pages we fetched on 6 November 2026 loaded it from an /aui/ path. That's why YUI appears on 97.2% of Liferay domains and YUI Doc on 94.22%. Liferay has archived the AlloyUI repository and marked the project deprecated.