Companies Using Phenom

Phenom Usage Statistics

Phenom reads 298 domains on our June 2026 rollup, 401 in July and 444 in August. Three points cannot carry a growth rate, and this movement is coverage rather than adoption. Across the whole crawl, active detections went from 321.0M in June to 352.2M in August, a 9.7% widening of what we can see, and a careers host in particular only enters the set once we crawl something that links to it. A rising line here means we are seeing more of a population, not watching that population grow. The August figure, 444, is the one quoted at the top of this page.

Which Countries Use Phenom the Most?

Which countries use Phenom the most? The United States holds 242 of the 328 companies we could place, 73.78%, and no other country reaches 14. Canada and Germany tie for second on 13 each (3.96%), followed by the United Kingdom on 12 (3.66%), Switzerland on 7 (2.13%), India and Australia on 6 each (1.83%) and the United Arab Emirates on 4 (1.22%). Those eight countries cover 303 of the 328, 92.38%, so everything outside them is a scatter of ones and twos. The named detections match the shape: DHL Express and Allianz in Germany, Roche and Kuehne + Nagel in Switzerland, RBC, BMO, Circle K and Four Seasons in Canada, and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company on jobs.adnoc.ae for the United Arab Emirates.

Phenom Market Share Among HR & Recruitment

What is Phenom's market share? Phenom holds 0.72% of HR & Recruitment and ranks 19th of the 77 technologies in that category, on 444 domains. The rows above it are counted on a different surface, which is the part to understand before using the number. WP Job Openings leads on 19,192 domains and 31.1% as a WordPress plugin installed on ordinary company sites, with Rippling (7,983 domains, 12.94%), BambooHR (5,633, 9.13%), Paylocity (4,002, 6.48%) and Teamtailor (3,600, 5.83%) behind it. Phenom is detected on careers hosts 89.1% of the time, and on employers where 42.73% of the matched companies exceed 10,000 staff. So this is a share of the domains we detect running something in HR & Recruitment, not a share of spending, seats or hires.

Phenom Customers by Company Size & Age

What size companies use Phenom? This is the least ordinary distribution on the page. 141 of the 330 matched companies that report a headcount, 42.73%, employ more than 10,000 people, and 280 of them, 84.85%, employ more than 1,000. Only 21 companies, 6.36%, employ 200 or fewer, and 13 employ 50 or fewer. For scale, the 10,001+ band is 1.61% of the companies on Amazon ALB. Counted on domains rather than companies, 121 of the 444, 27.25%, belong to organisations with 8,000 or more employees. A hosted careers front end gets bought by employers whose hiring volume justifies running one, and the distribution says exactly that with no interpretation needed.

What Industries Use Phenom the Most?

Hospitals and Health Care leads the Phenom industry mix at 16.11% of the 329 companies with a recorded industry, more than twice Retail in second at 6.99%, with Financial Services third at 5.78%. Grouping the related labels makes the concentration clearer: health care, pharmaceutical manufacturing and medical equipment manufacturing together are 72 companies, 21.88%, while financial services, insurance and banking are 36, 10.94%. The ten labels shown come to 158 companies, 48.02%, and the rest is spread thinly across dozens of other industries. This is a vertical distribution with a long tail rather than a flat one.

Health systems using Phenom are the largest single block at 16.11% of the 329 companies with a recorded industry, and the named detections are the employers you would expect to hire continuously: CVS Health on jobs.cvshealth.com, Ascension on jobs.ascension.org, GE Healthcare on careers.gehealthcare.com, LabCorp on careers.labcorp.com and Philips on www.careers.philips.com. Add Pharmaceutical Manufacturing at 3.34%, where Merck Sharp & Dohme sits on jobs.msd.com, and Medical Equipment Manufacturing at 2.43%, where Danaher sits on jobs.danaher.com, and the health cluster reaches 21.88%. Retail brands using Phenom take 6.99%, with Family Dollar, Kohl's, TJX and Circle K each found on a careers or jobs hostname. Banks and insurers using Phenom come to 10.94% across three labels, including RBC, U.S. Bank, BMO, PNC, State Street and Allianz. The row worth stopping on is Staffing and Recruiting at 2.43%: staffing firms appear here as employers in their own right, though a detection on a careers host cannot tell you whether the roles behind it are internal or for placement.

Phenom Alternatives & Competitors

HR & Recruitment is a category whose members are counted on different surfaces, so this table needs reading twice. By domains, WP Job Openings leads on 19,192 and 31.1%, and it is a WordPress plugin rather than a purchased product, which puts it in a different column from everything else. Rippling (7,983 domains, 12.94%), BambooHR (5,633, 9.13%), Paylocity (4,002, 6.48%) and Teamtailor (3,600, 5.83%) are HR and hiring suites detected on company websites, so their footprint counts a broad base of small and mid-sized employers. Phenom's 444 domains sit on careers hosts 89.1% of the time, which is why the share is small and the enterprise weighting is not: 42.73% of the 330 matched companies that report a headcount employ more than 10,000. The neighbours measured the same way as Phenom are not in this top five. They are TalentBrew, at 85.4% careers hosts, and Paradox, at 63.9%.

Phenom Customer Migration

There is no migration table here because there is nothing worth publishing in one. Every corridor we measured between Phenom and the other technologies in HR & Recruitment came back at seven domains or fewer, and most came back at one. A single domain is a coincidence, not a corridor, and printing it as a switching trend is the usual way a table like this turns into fiction. The reason the corridors are that thin is the churn count itself: 5 domains have dropped Phenom since we began tracking in March 2026, 1.13% of the 444 counted here. There is not enough movement for a destination to be visible. Read the empty section as a measurement that came back too small to report, not as a measurement nobody ran.

Tech Stack of Phenom-Powered Websites

The co-occurrence table on this page is mostly Phenom's own stack rather than a set of choices its customers made. Bootstrap appears on 99.78% of Phenom domains, Day.js on 99.56% and Vue.js on 98.91%. Three unrelated layers at effectively the same number is not what thousands of separate procurement decisions look like. It is what a hosted product looks like when it ships one front end to every tenant. The rows below repeat it: Play, the Scala web framework, at 78.43%, RequireJS at 69.72%, Amazon CloudFront at 75.82% and Amazon Web Services at 70.15%. Phenom serves a Vue front end from a Play backend on AWS, and every employer on this list inherits that. Aurelia at 62.53% is the row with a consequence beyond this page: it rides along on Phenom career sites, so part of what looks like Aurelia adoption elsewhere in our data is Phenom tenants rather than teams that chose Aurelia. Only a few rows here are genuinely the employer's decision. Google Tag Manager at 94.77% and Google Analytics at 65.8% are the recruiting team's own measurement, reCAPTCHA at 88.24% guards the application form, and OneTrust at 51.63% is the consent banner a global employer has to run anyway. Paradox is the control that makes the argument checkable: its table carries no fingerprint of this kind, because its assistant is added to whatever site an employer already has. Co-occurrence here is measured across the 459 domains our live crawl currently answers for Phenom, which is a slightly wider set than the 444 in the August rollup this page's headline uses, so a percentage in this table divides by 459 rather than by 444.

The Phenom Platform Itself

Bootstrap

458 (99.78%)

Day.js

457 (99.56%)

Vue.js

454 (98.91%)

Play

360 (78.43%)

RequireJS

320 (69.72%)

Aurelia

287 (62.53%)

Cloud & Delivery

Amazon CloudFront

348 (75.82%)

Amazon Web Services

322 (70.15%)

Cloudflare

192 (41.83%)

Analytics & Tag Management

Google Tag Manager

435 (94.77%)

Google Analytics

302 (65.8%)

Consent & Bot Protection

reCAPTCHA

405 (88.24%)

OneTrust

237 (51.63%)

JavaScript Libraries

jQuery

300 (65.36%)

core-js

243 (52.94%)

Splide

210 (45.75%)

Expert Analysis: Phenom Growth Trends & Key Signals for Sales Teams in 2026

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