Companies Using ManyChat

I spent years on crawling infrastructure at Bing, and ManyChat is the kind of product a crawler only sees in part. Most of what it does happens inside Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp conversations, which no website crawl reaches. What we can see is its website widget, the script that loads from widget.manychat.com and adds opt-in buttons and pop-ups to a site. In our October 2026 crawl that widget is live on 5,646 domains, and we matched 3,109 of them to a company. Read every number below as describing the ManyChat accounts that also run a website.

How big the hidden part is

ManyChat's pricing page says it is loved by "1M+ creators, marketers & brands". We can't check that figure, and it may count everyone who ever signed up. Even a small fraction of it is far more than 5,646. The widget data does tell us what a website install looks like. Its script address carries a per-account id, and in our September and October crawls 4,866 domains loaded it from 4,045 distinct widget URLs, about 1.2 domains per account. No agency or platform is spreading one account across thousands of sites, so each row is close to one business.

Sales signal: a ManyChat website list is a clean list of individual businesses, but it only covers the users who also run a website. To reach the ones without a widget, go where they are: Instagram, and ManyChat's own agency directory.

A step in July, then slow growth

The chart reads 4,778 domains in June 2026, 5,350 in July, 5,476 in August, 5,614 in September and 5,646 in October. Two things move it besides real installs. The set of domains we crawl turns over every month as dead sites drop out and new ones are found, and our detection signals widen over time. So I read the June to July step of 572 domains as mostly our side changing. After July the line rose by 296 domains in three months. Against that, 918 domains removed the widget between 16 March 2026, when we started tracking removals, and October.

"ManyChat's website count is the visible tip of a product that lives in DMs. What surprised me is how uniform that tip is: 90.30% of the companies behind it have 50 staff or fewer." - Mehmet Suleyman, CEO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: this is a stable pool that grows slowly. Pitch it as a niche of small Meta advertisers, and refresh the list monthly: 918 removals against 5,646 live domains is about one in six since March.

Who installs it

66.58% of the companies we could size have 1 to 10 employees and 23.72% have 11 to 50. Only 15 have more than 1,000 staff. They aren't new businesses, though. 56.8% of those with a known founding year started in the 2010s and only 11.83% in the 2020s. The industries are the ones that sell in a conversation: Advertising Services leads at 9.32%, then Wellness and Fitness (5.11%), Real Estate (4.71%) and Professional Training and Coaching (3.79%). In our list that means Newtown Athletic Club and Healthworks in fitness, Nan & Company Properties in Houston real estate, and Atom Learning and Tutoring Academy in education.

ManyChat's own marketing aims somewhere else. The testimonials on its pricing page come from Instagram creators, quoted with their follower counts. The gyms, estate agents and agencies that put the widget on a website, most of them a decade or more old, are a different segment from the one that page speaks to.

Sales signal: these owners already pay for one automation tool and run ads. Lead handling, booking and CRM products that start from a chat (a gym trial, a viewing, a discovery call) fit them better than anything priced per seat.

Where they are

The United States has 1,025 matched companies. Australia is second with 240, ahead of the United Kingdom (207). Brazil (171), Mexico (88) and Colombia (30) give Latin America 289, and Italy has 100. Germany has only 33, about one for every 31 American companies. Chatbase, profiled in the same batch, has one German company for every three American ones, so this isn't a gap in our German coverage. My guess is that selling through Instagram DMs is less common among German small businesses than among Brazilian or Australian ones, but the data can't prove it.

Sales signal: for a Spanish or Portuguese-language product, Brazil, Mexico, Spain (49) and Colombia add up to 338 companies, a longer list than the United Kingdom's.

The button changes, the account may not

The migration table is small. Since March, 51 domains dropped the ManyChat widget and now show WhatsApp Business Chat, and 31 went the other way. HubSpot Chat took 18 and gave back 5. The Facebook Chat Plugin, Tidio, Tawk.to and Intercom each sit at 13 or fewer in either direction. All six rows add up to 90 domains out and 62 in, set against 918 removals. I wouldn't call the WhatsApp row churn. On a website, a WhatsApp button and a ManyChat widget do the same job, sending the visitor into a chat, and ManyChat sells WhatsApp automation. A business can swap the button and keep ManyChat running behind it, and our crawl can't see that.

"When a site swaps ManyChat's widget for a WhatsApp button, the conversation still ends up in a DM. That's a change of door, and it may not be a change of vendor at all." - Mehmet Suleyman, CEO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: the HubSpot Chat row is the clearer defection, 18 sites moving their chat to a CRM vendor. If you sell chat tied to a CRM, ManyChat sites that already run HubSpot are the warmest segment.

A stack built around Meta ads

Among the 5,625 clean live domains we read for stack data, 72.11% fire the Facebook Pixel, against 28.59% of Chatbase's domains. DoubleClick Floodlight is on 27.88% and Pinterest's tag on 6.15%. WordPress runs on 55.11%, Elementor on 19.82%, WooCommerce on 15.93% and Shopify on 9.67%. Creator-business tools show up too, with ClickFunnels on 4.27% and Kajabi on 2.52%. Email is spread across Mailchimp (7.36%), ActiveCampaign (6.97%) and Klaviyo (6.56%), and none of them reaches 8%.

Sales signal: a ManyChat site is usually paying Meta for traffic. Ad agencies, creative studios and attribution tools can treat the list as a qualified list of Meta advertisers. Email platforms face a split market with no incumbent to displace.

What it costs

ManyChat's pricing page, as listed on 14 September 2026, has a Free plan with 25 active contacts a month, two channels and up to four active automations. Paid plans are priced by active contacts: Essential from $14 a month billed annually for 250, Pro from $29 for 2,500, Business from $69 for 7,500 and Advanced from $139 for 25,000, with a per-contact fee above the allowance. WhatsApp, SMS and email start on Pro, and so does Manychat AI.

Sales signal: an account that outgrows its contact allowance pays overage every month, so the fastest-growing accounts are the ones looking hardest at their bill.

Key takeaways

1. 5,646 live domains run ManyChat's website widget, a floor for a product that mostly works in DMs.

2. About 1.2 domains per widget account, so each row is close to one business.

3. 90.30% of the companies we could size have 50 staff or fewer, and only 15 have more than 1,000.

4. 72.11% of ManyChat domains fire the Facebook Pixel.

5. The largest website flow is to WhatsApp Business Chat (51 domains), and it may not mean a lost account.

How to use this list

Filter by country and industry first, then by stack: the Facebook Pixel, WooCommerce or Shopify, and your own product's competitors. For the full list of 5,646 ManyChat domains with company, size and stack data, use TechnologyChecker.io.