Companies Using MongoDB
Our database tracks 4,335 domains carrying a MongoDB signal, and the first thing to say about that number is what produces it. MongoDB is detected through a single DNS record — a TXT entry beginning mongodb-site-verification — which an organisation publishes to prove domain ownership to MongoDB Atlas. It is an account marker, not an installation. A database runs on a server; nothing about it is visible from the outside of a website, so no crawler can count MongoDB deployments.
What the signal does measure is unusually clean: which organisations have set up a MongoDB Atlas account against a verified domain. The resulting roster is heavily enterprise — Accenture, Deloitte, Infosys, IBM, PwC, Siemens, DHL, Wells Fargo, HSBC and AT&T all appear — and 12.66% of matched companies employ 1,001-5,000 people, a far heavier skew than almost anything else we profile.
Published Mar 12, 2026 · Updated Sep 10, 2026 · Data analysed on September 10, 2026.
MongoDB Usage Statistics
MongoDB reads 4,335 verified domains in our August 2026 rollup against 3,901 in June. Because the crawled corpus itself roughly doubled over those two months, that increase is coverage rather than adoption. The number worth noting is the other one: 40 domains have dropped the record since March 2026, a churn ratio of 0.9%. That near-zero figure is a property of the instrument, not of customer loyalty — a DNS TXT record costs nothing to keep and nobody removes it when a contract ends, so this signal will overstate current accounts and understate departures indefinitely.
List of Companies Using MongoDB
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| Company | Detection URL | Domain | Country | Industry | Employees | Type | Founded | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| accenture.com | accenture.com | Ireland | Business Consulting and Services | 10001+ | Public Company | 1989 | https://linkedin.com/company/accenture | |
| deloitte.com | deloitte.com | United States | Business Consulting and Services | 10001+ | Privately Held | 1900 | https://linkedin.com/company/deloitte | |
| infosys.com | infosys.com | India | IT Services and IT Consulting | 10001+ | Public Company | 1981 | https://linkedin.com/company/infosys | |
| ibm.com | ibm.com | United States | IT Services and IT Consulting | 10001+ | Public Company | 1911 | https://linkedin.com/company/ibm | |
| pwc.com | pwc.com | United Kingdom | Professional Services | 10001+ | Privately Held | 1998 | https://linkedin.com/company/pwc | |
| siemens.com | siemens.com | Germany | Automation Machinery Manufacturing | 10001+ | Public Company | 1847 | https://linkedin.com/company/siemens | |
| dhl.com | dhl.com | Germany | Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage | 10001+ | Public Company | 1969 | https://linkedin.com/company/dhl | |
| wellsfargo.com | wellsfargo.com | United States | Financial Services | 10001+ | Public Company | — | https://linkedin.com/company/wellsfargo | |
| hsbc.com | hsbc.com | United Kingdom | Financial Services | 10001+ | Public Company | 1865 | https://linkedin.com/company/hsbc | |
| att.com | att.com | United States | Telecommunications | 10001-10001 | Public Company | 1885 | https://linkedin.com/company/att |
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| Company | Detection URL | Country | Industry | Employees | Type | Founded | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| starbucks.com | starbucks.com | United States | Retail | 10001+ | Public Company | 1971 | https://linkedin.com/company/starbucks | |
| shell.com | shell.com | United Kingdom | Oil and Gas | 10001+ | Public Company | 1833 | https://linkedin.com/company/shell | |
| samsung.com | samsung.com | South Korea | Computers and Electronics Manufacturing | 10001+ | Public Company | 1938 | https://linkedin.com/company/samsung-electronics | |
| bosch.com | bosch.com | Germany | Software Development | 10001+ | Privately Held | 1886 | https://linkedin.com/company/bosch | |
| abbott.com | abbott.com | United States | Hospitals and Health Care | 10001+ | Public Company | 1980 | https://linkedin.com/company/abbott- | |
| pepsico.com | pepsico.com | United States | Food and Beverage Services | 10001+ | Public Company | 1965 | https://linkedin.com/company/pepsico | |
| www.techmahindra.com | techmahindra.com | India | IT Services and IT Consulting | 10001+ | Public Company | 1986 | https://linkedin.com/company/tech-mahindra | |
| upwork.com | upwork.com | United States | Software Development | 501-1000 | Public Company | 2015 | https://linkedin.com/company/upwork | |
| hp.com | hp.com | United States | IT Services and IT Consulting | 10001+ | Public Company | 2011 | https://linkedin.com/company/hp | |
| ford.com | ford.com | United States | Motor Vehicle Manufacturing | 10001+ | Public Company | 1903 | https://linkedin.com/company/ford-motor-company | |
| vodafone.com | vodafone.com | United Kingdom | Telecommunications | 10001+ | Public Company | 1982 | https://linkedin.com/company/vodafone | |
| axa.com | axa.com | France | Insurance | 10001+ | Public Company | — | https://linkedin.com/company/axa | |
| sap.com | sap.com | Germany | Software Development | 10001+ | Public Company | 1972 | https://linkedin.com/company/sap | |
| cvshealth.com | cvshealth.com | United States | Hospitals and Health Care | 10001+ | Public Company | 1963 | https://linkedin.com/company/cvshealth | |
| honeywell.com | honeywell.com | United States | Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing | 10001+ | Public Company | 1974 | https://linkedin.com/company/honeywell | |
| adp.com | adp.com | United States | Human Resources Services | 10001+ | Public Company | 1949 | https://linkedin.com/company/adp | |
| verizon.com | verizon.com | United States | IT Services and IT Consulting | 10001+ | Public Company | 1983 | https://linkedin.com/company/verizon | |
| medtronic.com | medtronic.com | United States | Medical Equipment Manufacturing | 10001+ | Public Company | 1949 | https://linkedin.com/company/medtronic | |
| rbc.com | rbc.com | Canada | Banking | 10001+ | Public Company | 1864 | https://linkedin.com/company/rbc | |
| dominos.com | dominos.com | United States | Restaurants | 10001+ | Public Company | 1960 | https://linkedin.com/company/domino's-pizza | |
| scotiabank.com | scotiabank.com | Canada | Banking | 10001+ | Public Company | 1832 | https://linkedin.com/company/scotiabank | |
| morganstanley.com | morganstanley.com | United States | Financial Services | 10001+ | Public Company | 1935 | https://linkedin.com/company/morgan-stanley | |
| dollargeneral.com | dollargeneral.com | United States | Retail | 10001+ | Public Company | 1939 | https://linkedin.com/company/dollar-general | |
| bayer.com | bayer.com | Germany | Chemical Manufacturing | 10001+ | Public Company | 1863 | https://linkedin.com/company/bayer | |
| t-mobile.com | t-mobile.com | United States | Telecommunications | 10001+ | Public Company | 2002 | https://linkedin.com/company/t-mobile | |
| nike.com | nike.com | United States | Retail | 10001+ | Public Company | 1972 | https://linkedin.com/company/nike | |
| walgreens.com | walgreens.com | United States | Retail Pharmacies | 10001+ | Privately Held | 1901 | https://linkedin.com/company/walgreens | |
| se.com | se.com | France | Automation Machinery Manufacturing | 10001+ | Public Company | 1836 | https://linkedin.com/company/schneider-electric | |
| pizzahut.com | pizzahut.com | United States | Restaurants | 10001+ | Public Company | 1958 | https://linkedin.com/company/pizza-hut | |
| hpe.com | hpe.com | United States | IT Services and IT Consulting | 10001+ | Public Company | 1939 | https://linkedin.com/company/hewlett-packard-enterprise | |
| publix.com | publix.com | United States | Retail | 10001+ | Privately Held | 1930 | https://linkedin.com/company/publix-super-markets | |
| usbank.com | usbank.com | United States | Banking | 10001+ | Public Company | 1863 | https://linkedin.com/company/us-bank | |
| totalenergies.com | totalenergies.com | France | Oil and Gas | 10001+ | Public Company | 1924 | https://linkedin.com/company/totalenergies | |
| astrazeneca.com | astrazeneca.com | United Kingdom | Pharmaceutical Manufacturing | 10001+ | Public Company | 1999 | https://linkedin.com/company/astrazeneca | |
| ambev.com.br | ambev.com.br | Brazil | Food and Beverage Services | 10001+ | Privately Held | — | https://linkedin.com/company/ambev | |
| cbre.com | cbre.com | United States | Real Estate | 10001+ | Public Company | — | https://linkedin.com/company/cbre | |
| thalesgroup.com | thalesgroup.com | France | Defense and Space Manufacturing | 10001+ | Public Company | — | https://linkedin.com/company/thales | |
| basf.com | basf.com | Germany | Chemical Manufacturing | 10001+ | Public Company | 1865 | https://linkedin.com/company/basf | |
| telekom.com | telekom.com | Germany | Telecommunications | 10001+ | Public Company | 1995 | https://linkedin.com/company/telekom | |
| cevalogistics.com | cevalogistics.com | France | Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage | 10001+ | Privately Held | 2006 | https://linkedin.com/company/ceva-logistics |
There are 4,335 companies and domains where we detect MongoDB, sign up to download the entire MongoDB dataset.
Here are some of the most recognizable companies using MongoDB and brands using MongoDB in 2026:
- Accenture – Global consulting giant using MongoDB for client projects and internal systems
- Deloitte – Big Four accounting firm using MongoDB for data analytics platforms
- IBM – Technology leader using MongoDB alongside its enterprise database portfolio
- Wells Fargo – Major bank using MongoDB for card payment platforms handling 7M+ transactions, per MongoDB's published case studies
- Siemens – Industrial automation company using MongoDB for IoT data management
- DHL – Logistics provider using MongoDB for shipment tracking systems
- AT&T – Telecom giant using MongoDB for customer service applications
- Starbucks – Retail chain using MongoDB for customer loyalty programs
- Samsung – Electronics manufacturer using MongoDB for mobile app backends
- SAP – Enterprise software vendor using MongoDB for cloud applications
Which Countries Use MongoDB the Most?
Which countries verify domains with MongoDB Atlas the most? The United States leads with 1,745 companies (52.2%), followed by the United Kingdom at 9.0%, Germany at 194 (5.8%), Brazil at 5.2% and Canada at 4.1%. Israel contributes 70. The distribution is wider than most enterprise software we track, which is consistent with Atlas being sold as a cloud service rather than through regional resellers.
Share of the 3,956 MongoDB domains we matched to a company record — 91.3% of the 4,335 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.
MongoDB Market Share Among Databases
We are not publishing a market-share figure or a category rank for MongoDB. The Databases category holds nine tracked technologies, and 93.74% of its domains belong to a single row, Tinybird, at 82,611 domains. That count is a false positive: those sites are AI-generated applications published through Lovable, whose bundled analytics script defines a window.Tinybird global on every site it ships. The tell is the co-occurrence profile — 95.8% Tailwind CSS, 94.6% Radix UI, 92.5% shadcn/ui and 96.8% Cloudflare across supposedly unrelated companies. Any percentage computed against that denominator would be meaningless, so the fields are left empty rather than filled with a number we do not believe.
MongoDB Customers by Company Size & Age
What size companies use MongoDB Atlas? This is the only technology in our recent profiles whose modal band is not the smallest one. 23.41% of matched companies employ 51-200 people, with 18.55% at 11-50, 12.68% at 201-500 and 12.66% at 1,001-5,000; a further 152 companies sit in the 5,001-10,000 band. Micro-businesses are a minority. The signal is a domain verification performed by whoever administers the organisation's DNS, which is a task that only exists once a company has an IT function — so the measurement itself selects for size.
Company Size Distribution
Company Age (Founded Decade)
What Industries Use MongoDB the Most?
Software Development leads at 24.72%, followed by Financial Services at 10.63%, IT Services & Consulting at 9.88%, Technology & Internet at 6.71% and Insurance at 2.8%. The combined financial block — banking, financial services and insurance — is the second largest after software, which matches Atlas's published enterprise positioning better than a general web-technology footprint would.
The verified-domain roster reads like a list of global systems integrators and their clients: Accenture, Deloitte, Infosys, IBM, PwC and Tech Mahindra in consulting and IT services; Wells Fargo, HSBC and Abbott in finance and healthcare; Siemens, Bosch, Shell, Ford and Samsung in industry. These are organisations large enough to run a federated Atlas account across many domains, which is precisely the population a domain-verification signal finds.
Tech Stack of MongoDB-Powered Websites
Because MongoDB's signal is a DNS record rather than a script, its co-occurrence table describes the organisations that verified a domain rather than the pages we crawled. That makes it unusually informative about company shape. Atlassian appears on 66.3% of MongoDB-verified domains, with DocuSign at 25.78%, Miro at 21.01%, Zoom at 18.2% and Jamf at 15.12% — a corporate engineering toolchain. Microsoft 365 (37.44%) and Google Workspace (35.82%) split the email estate almost evenly, and Amazon S3 (23.15%) and Docker (13.12%) mark the cloud footprint.
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MongoDB Customer Reviews with Pros and Cons
What do users say about MongoDB? Based on aggregated G2 reviews (61 total mentions), MongoDB scores highest for ease of use. The most common criticism relates to difficult learning.
Generated from real user reviews on G2
- Users find MongoDB's ease of use remarkable, especially with its intuitive interface and smooth integration with Python.(10 reviews)
- Users appreciate the flexibility of MongoDB, enjoying its dynamic schema and ease of integration across applications.(8 reviews)
- Users appreciate the high performance of MongoDB, benefiting from its speed, scalability, and efficient indexing methods.(7 reviews)
- Users praise MongoDB for its excellent scalability, allowing for high availability and easy integration with various systems.(7 reviews)
- Users appreciate the fast data handling and effortless setup of MongoDB, enhancing their development experience significantly.(6 reviews)
- Users find difficult learning curves with MongoDB, especially transitioning from SQL to its NoSQL structure.(7 reviews)
- Users find the learning curve steep with MongoDB, especially when integrating with less common tech stacks like C# Dotnet Core.(5 reviews)
- Users find query complexity challenging in MongoDB, especially when aggregations and joins are involved.(5 reviews)
- Users find complex coding in MongoDB challenging, often requiring a steep learning curve and proper indexing.(3 reviews)
- Users highlight a lack of features in MongoDB, especially regarding query functions and complexity with joins.(3 reviews)
Expert Analysis: MongoDB Growth Trends & Key Signals for Sales Teams in 2026

TechnologyChecker.io monitors MongoDB alongside every major Databases competitor. This analysis breaks down where MongoDB stands and why.
1. Growth Trajectory
MongoDB's adoption curve shows explosive growth starting April 2022, when our detection jumped from near-zero to 446 active domains in a single month. The platform maintained steady month-over-month expansion. Averaging 40-60 new domains monthly, through 2022-2024, peaking at 1,514 domains in December 2024. A notable dip occurred in early 2025 (down to 1,051 domains), followed by gradual recovery to 1,168 by July 2025. This volatility likely reflects MongoDB Atlas migrations where detection shifts from self-hosted instances to cloud endpoints.
Sales Signal: The 2022-2024 growth phase represents MongoDB's transition from developer tool to enterprise database. Sales teams targeting this market should focus on companies founded in the 2010s (40.6% of users) that are scaling beyond their initial PostgreSQL or MySQL deployments.
2. Customer Profile
MongoDB's user base is dominated by mid-sized software firms, 21% have 51-200 employees and 14.4% have 1,001-5,000 employees. However, 13.6% are enterprise-scale (10,001+ employees) including IBM, Deloitte, Accenture, and Wells Fargo. The database skews toward digital-native companies, 40.6% were founded in the 2010s and 13.3% in the 2020s. Notably, 8.94% are legacy enterprises founded pre-1960, suggesting MongoDB's appeal spans both greenfield projects and modernization initiatives.
Sales Signal: These companies chose MongoDB because traditional relational databases couldn't handle unstructured data, rapid schema changes, or horizontal scaling requirements. Tools that simplify MongoDB migrations, improve query performance, or add SQL compatibility will find a receptive audience.
3. Industry & Geographic Concentration
MongoDB is a horizontal platform with software-heavy adoption. Software Development (26.5%) dominates, followed by Financial Services (8.94%) and IT Consulting (8.0%). Combined, tech-adjacent verticals account for 42%+ of the user base. Geographically, the United States commands 49%, with the UK (7.5%), Germany (3.5%), and Brazil (3.1%) trailing far behind. English-speaking markets account for 58%+ of adoption, reflecting MongoDB's origins in the US startup community.
Sales Signal: Non-English markets (especially EMEA and LATAM) represent untapped opportunity. Adoption drops sharply outside the US/UK. Localized support tools, region-specific compliance add-ons, and GDPR-friendly backup solutions would address a clear gap in MongoDB's platform.
4. Migration Patterns
MongoDB shows a 13:0 gain ratio, 13 companies migrated TO MongoDB from competitors, with zero detected outbound migrations. The largest inflow is from Solr (9 companies), suggesting MongoDB is displacing Apache's search platform in document storage use cases. Smaller migrations came from PouchDB, Claris FileMaker, and Flatbase (1 each). The absence of outbound migration indicates strong retention, though the low absolute numbers reflect MongoDB's small overall footprint (4,335 domains vs. 2.4M for Shopify).
Sales Signal: Two-sided opportunity: (1) Migration services targeting Solr users who need better document handling, and (2) Retention tools for MongoDB users facing scaling costs or performance issues. The zero churn rate suggests MongoDB users are locked in, tools that reduce Atlas costs or refine indexes will sell.
5. Technology stack
MongoDB deployments pair with modern cloud infrastructure, Cloudflare (77%), Amazon CloudFront (62%), and Google Cloud (46%) dominate. Front-end stacks favor React (76%) and Next.js (41%), while jQuery (87%) remains surprisingly common (legacy codebases). Security tooling is ubiquitous, SPF (98%), SSL (98%), HSTS (91%), reflecting professional-grade deployments. Analytics adoption is high: Google Tag Manager (87%), Google Analytics (85%), and LinkedIn Insights (42%) track user behavior across MongoDB-backed applications.
Sales Signal: Underrepresented tools include database monitoring (no observability platform exceeds 42%) and backup solutions (no backup vendor appears in top 100). MongoDB users need better disaster recovery, performance monitoring, and cost improvement tools, the stack gaps are obvious.
What G2 Reviewers Say
G2 feedback corroborates the technical patterns we detect. The most cited advantage is ease of use (10 mentions), consistent with the deployment ease we observe. The top concern is difficult learning (7 mentions). Sales teams targeting these users should address this objection proactively.
6. Key Takeaways
MongoDB occupies a niche but growing position in the database market. Its 0.04% market share reflects enterprise focus over mass-market appeal. This is a database for companies with complex data models, not simple web apps. The 40.6% concentration in 2010s-founded companies suggests a generational shift, where developers who learned MongoDB in school brought it into their workplaces. The 13:0 migration ratio and zero churn indicate strong product-market fit within its niche, despite MongoDB Atlas pricing controversies documented in third-party analyses.
7. Sales Applications
Outreach Template: "Hi [Name], I noticed [Company] uses MongoDB for [use case inferred from industry]. Our data shows 87% of MongoDB users pair it with jQuery, but only 41% have migrated to Next.js, we help teams modernize their front-end without re-architecting the database layer. Worth a 15-minute chat?"
Targeting Strategy: Filter TechnologyChecker.io for Software Development companies (26.5% of users), 51-200 employees (21%), founded 2010-2019 (40.6%), in the US/UK/Germany (60%+). This ICP represents the core MongoDB adopter and has the highest propensity to buy adjacent tooling.
Competitive Angle: Target the 9 companies that migrated from Solr to MongoDB. They're already comfortable with database migrations and may be open to further refinement. Separately, the zero outbound migrations suggest MongoDB users face switching costs (schema redesigns, driver rewrites). Tools that work within MongoDB (performance, cost, compliance) will sell better than alternatives that require migration.
Explore the full dataset of 3,956 enriched companies and 4,335 total domains using MongoDB at TechnologyChecker.io, filter by industry, geography, company size, and tech stack to build laser-focused prospecting lists.
Customer Reviews (G2)
Customer Sentiment: G2 reviewers cite ease of use (10 mentions) as the top strength, while difficult learning (7 mentions) as the most common complaint. Users also value flexibility (8 mentions). Secondary concerns include learning curve steep (5 mentions). The 1.7:1 positive-to-negative ratio suggests solid but not universal satisfaction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who uses MongoDB?
We detect MongoDB on 4,335 domains, including Accenture PLC, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited, Infosys Limited. 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 Software Development (24.72%).
How many customers does MongoDB have?
We detect 4,335 domains running MongoDB across our monthly crawl of live business domains. Company data could be matched for 3,956 of them (91.3%), and every company-size, industry and country breakdown on this page describes that matched subset rather than the full detected base. A further 40 domains carried a MongoDB detection previously and no longer do.
What is MongoDB's market share?
We do not publish a market-share figure for MongoDB in the Databases category, because we could not compute a denominator we trust for it. We detect it on 4,335 domains; treat that as an absolute count rather than a position in the category.
Which countries use MongoDB the most?
United States leads with 1,745 matched MongoDB domains, followed by United Kingdom (301), Germany (194), Brazil (174), Canada (137). These are counts within the 3,956 domains we could match to a company record, not the full detected base.
What size companies use MongoDB?
The most common company size is 51-200 employees, representing 23.41% of the MongoDB domains we could match to a company record and size — a subset of 3,956 matched companies, not of all 4,335 detected domains. This is followed by 11-50 employees (18.55%) and 201-500 employees (12.68%).
How old are companies that use MongoDB?
Among the MongoDB domains we could match to a company with a known founding date, the largest group was founded in the 2010s (42.92%), followed by the 2000s (16.04%). That matched subset is drawn from 3,956 companies and is not representative of all 4,335 detected domains. This suggests MongoDB is most popular among relatively young companies.
What is the ideal customer profile for MongoDB?
The ideal MongoDB customer is: Company Size: 51-200 employees, Location: US, UK, or Germany, City: New York, London, San Francisco, Founded: 2010-2019, Company Age: ~7-16 years old — based on our analysis of 3,956 enriched companies at TechnologyChecker.io.
What major companies use MongoDB?
Major companies using MongoDB include Accenture, IBM, Deloitte, Wells Fargo, Siemens, DHL, AT&T, Starbucks, Samsung, and SAP. Based on our data at TechnologyChecker.io, 13.6% of MongoDB customers are enterprise-scale organizations with 10,001+ employees, while 26.5% operate in software development.
Does Walmart use MongoDB?
Yes, Walmart uses MongoDB to manage its vast product catalog, according to published case studies. Our detection data shows MongoDB is used by 1.9% of retail companies. Walmart uses MongoDB's sharding capability for handling large volumes of product data and providing real-time inventory updates.
Does NASA use MongoDB?
Yes, NASA uses MongoDB across multiple centers. MongoDB's native replication and automated failover provide the corporate-level reliability NASA requires for business-critical applications. The full complement of MongoDB products and services is available to all NASA Centers, per official documentation.
Why is MongoDB expensive?
MongoDB pricing depends on edition and deployment model. Atlas managed service costs include compute, storage, backups, data transfer, and support. Self-hosted MongoDB is free, but operational costs add up. Enterprise Advanced offerings range from $20,000 to $150,000 annually based on scale and support tier.
How does MongoDB pricing work?
MongoDB Atlas offers a perpetual free tier plus usage-based pricing starting at $9 monthly for shared instances or $60 monthly for dedicated clusters. You're charged per instance hour actually running plus a flat rate for data transfer. Changing configurations doesn't trigger penalties.
Is MongoDB still used in 2026?
Yes, MongoDB remains actively used in 2026. Our data shows 4,335 active domains running MongoDB as of July 2025, with growth from 446 domains in April 2022 to a peak of 1,514 in December 2024. The platform continues evolving with AI integrations and multi-cloud support.
Why would anyone use MongoDB?
MongoDB is built on a scale-out architecture popular for developing applications with evolving data schemas. As a document database. It makes storing structured or unstructured data easy using a JSON-like format. Developers choose it for flexible schemas, horizontal scalability, and rapid iteration capabilities.
Who uses MongoDB database?
MongoDB users span enterprise tech firms (26.5%), financial services (8.94%), and IT consulting (8.0%). Based on TechnologyChecker.io data, 49% of users are US-based, 21% have 51-200 employees, and 40.6% were founded in the 2010s. Notable users include eBay, Toyota, Verizon, and Shutterfly.
What is MongoDB best used for?
MongoDB excels at content management, real-time analytics, IoT data storage, mobile app backends, and catalog management. Companies use it when schema flexibility matters more than strict relational integrity. Our data shows 26.5% of users are software development firms building modern applications.
Is MongoDB better than SQL databases?
MongoDB isn't universally better. It's different. Use MongoDB for unstructured data, rapid schema changes, and horizontal scaling. Use SQL databases for complex transactions, strong consistency, and relational data. Per our analysis, 8.94% of MongoDB users are financial services firms that also run SQL databases.
Can MongoDB replace PostgreSQL?
MongoDB can replace PostgreSQL for document-centric workloads but not for all use cases. Some companies migrate from PostgreSQL when they need flexible schemas or horizontal sharding. However, PostgreSQL has added JSON support, reducing MongoDB's schema flexibility advantage. Choose based on your specific data model.
What is the difference between MongoDB and MongoDB API?
MongoDB is the database product, while MongoDB API (0.4% market share vs. MongoDB's 0.04%) refers to compatible interfaces offered by cloud providers like Azure Cosmos DB. API-compatible services mimic MongoDB's query language but run on different storage engines.
Is MongoDB free to use?
Yes, MongoDB Community Edition is free and open-source. MongoDB Atlas offers a free tier with 512 MB storage shared clusters. Paid tiers start at $9 monthly for dedicated resources. Enterprise Advanced with support costs $20,000-$150,000 annually based on deployment scale.
Which industries use MongoDB the most?
Software Development leads at 24.72%, followed by Financial Services (8.94%), IT Consulting (8.0%), and Technology/Internet (7.1%). Based on our enriched company data. No single industry exceeds 27%, making MongoDB a horizontal platform rather than a vertical-specific tool.
What companies have migrated to MongoDB?
Based on TechnologyChecker.io migration data. 13 companies have switched to MongoDB, with 9 migrating from Solr and 1 each from PouchDB, Claris FileMaker, and Flatbase. Zero outbound migrations were detected, indicating strong retention among MongoDB adopters.
Based on 3,956 company data
These insights include all TechnologyChecker.io detections of MongoDB (free & paid plans).

