Companies Using PrimeVue

I spent years on crawling infrastructure at Bing before we built TechnologyChecker, and component libraries are among the hardest things to fingerprint well. PrimeVue shows why. As of our October 2026 crawl, TechnologyChecker.io detects PrimeVue on 14,498 domains after cleaning, and 9,168 of them match a company record, a 63.2% match rate. Two very different groups of users sit inside that number, and getting to it took a cleaning step. You need both in view before you build a list.

What the signal catches

Our rule has two parts: the style tag PrimeVue's theming engine writes into the page (data-primevue-style-id), which only PrimeVue produces, and a set of CSS class names such as .p-toast that PrimeTek also uses in PrimeNG for Angular and PrimeReact for React. When I split the uncleaned matches on 13 October 2026, 3,253 domains showed the shared classes on an Angular site and 1,439 on a React site, and a browser sample of 28 random sites found 17 PrimeVue, 6 PrimeNG and 2 PrimeReact. So we removed every domain where the shared CSS appears without Vue.js or Nuxt.js: 6,845 of 21,397, plus 60 for-sale or gambling pages. The 14,498 left are what this page describes.

Sales Signal: After cleaning, a PrimeVue detection is effectively a Vue detection. If you sell services around PrimeTek's libraries (theming, upgrades, support), remember that the 6,845 removed domains are largely PrimeNG and PrimeReact users facing the same licence change; they just aren't on this page.

Growth and exits

This page's chart starts in October 2026, the first month counted on the cleaned basis, so it has one point: 14,498. I won't infer a trend from it. When the series grows, read it with the usual caution. Counts are not a like-for-like series over time: the set of domains we crawl turns over every month, with dead sites dropping out and newly found ones added, and our detection signals widen over time.

Exits are easier to read. 3,828 domains have dropped the PrimeVue signal on at least one hostname since we began tracking it on 16 March 2026, counted on the uncleaned rule, and 1,297 of those still run it on another hostname. That's churn we've watched happen, not a lifetime total.

"Over a third of PrimeVue's clean footprint is one school-website vendor, and almost a third of our raw matches turned out to be its Angular and React siblings. The library runs on all of those sites, but who chose it differs a lot." - Mehmet Suleyman, CEO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales Signal: Size territories on the October count. A domain that appears for the first time isn't necessarily a new build, so don't trigger "just adopted PrimeVue" outreach from a first detection alone.

Who is behind the domains

The single largest block is K-12 education. 34.78% of clean PrimeVue domains (5,042 of 14,497) run on Apptegy's school-website CMS, which appears as Thrillshare in our stack data and is built with Nuxt and PrimeVue. All 48 Apptegy district sites I opened loaded PrimeVue, among them Loudoun County Public Schools and the Toronto Catholic District School Board. Apptegy made the library choice for them. The industry chart shows it: the three education categories add up to 31.11% of matched companies, and 17.9% of companies with a founding year predate 1960, 393 of those 702 being schools, districts or universities.

Across the whole matched base, 44.78% of companies with a size band have 1-10 employees and 69.73% have 50 or fewer. The enterprise tail is 394 companies above 1,000 employees. Among the 50 largest by LinkedIn following I could load 43 detection URLs: 38 ran PrimeVue and 5 were PrimeNG apps on domains that also run Vue, which I replaced. Confirmed PrimeVue users include ABN AMRO on abnamro.nl, DWS on funds.dws.com, Raiffeisen Bank International on bank.rbinternational.com and Rheem on rheem.com.

Sales Signal: Split the list before you work it. For ed-tech vendors, the Apptegy cohort is a clean list of US and Canadian districts on one CMS. For developer tooling and agencies, exclude the Apptegy domains and you're left with teams that chose PrimeVue themselves.

Industry and geography

The United States leads with 5,367 matched companies, about 2.9 times the next ten countries combined (1,849). Germany (338), the United Kingdom (275) and Brazil (257) follow, then the Netherlands (204) and France (196). Software Development (5.23%), Technology, Information and Internet (3.23%) and IT Services (3.14%) are the developer-led industries, 11.60% together, and Financial Services adds 2.51%.

Sales Signal: Germany, the UK and Brazil are the largest non-US markets for PrimeVue and close in size, so a European or Latin American agency selling Vue work has a similar pool in each.

Why this profile has no migration table

We ran the usual switching test and published nothing, on purpose. Most overlaps are coexistence: Material UI and PrimeVue run together on 310 domains today, UnoCSS on 291, Vuetify on 231, Chakra UI on 40 and Kendo UI on 32. Component libraries sit side by side in one codebase, or on different apps under one domain, so there's rarely an exclusive slot for one to take from another. The leaver counts that remain are no more than 33 domains for any rival, too few to call a direction.

"The event to watch on this list is PrimeVue 5's licence. Every commercial team on it has to decide whether to buy seats, stay on 4.x or move." - Mehmet Suleyman, CEO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales Signal: Don't build a "leaving PrimeVue" campaign from churn data yet. The trigger is the licence change, and it will show up slowly, as teams pin 4.x or replace components over many months, not as a sudden drop in our counts.

The stack around it

Across the 14,497 clean domains, Vue.js appears on 99.54%, partly by construction, and Nuxt.js on 56.78%, so most PrimeVue sites are server-rendered Nuxt builds, Apptegy's included. Inertia.js (5.17%) and Laravel (1.59%) mark Laravel teams with a Vue front end. Hosting is spread out: Amazon Web Services 9.62%, Vercel 2.89%, Firebase 2.32%, Azure 2.14%, Netlify 1.15%. Microsoft ASP.NET shows on 2.70%.

Sales Signal: Vercel (2.89%) and Netlify (1.15%) are small slices, so this isn't mainly a Jamstack crowd. Hosting and observability vendors will meet AWS as the incumbent, and the Inertia.js slice points agencies to Laravel shops that put a Vue front end on an existing back end.

The 2026 licence change

For most PrimeVue users this matters more than anything in our charts. PrimeTek announced PrimeUI, one licence for PrimeVue, PrimeNG and PrimeReact. PrimeVue 5.0.0 went out on npm on 15 July 2026 under that licence. Version 4.5.5, from April 2026, is the last MIT release, and PrimeTek says existing MIT versions stay MIT. The free Community licence covers organisations under $1M in revenue, with fewer than 5 developers and 10 employees and under $3M in venture funding. Everyone else needs Commercial, priced at $599 per developer until 31 December 2026 and $799 after, perpetual with a year of updates.

Set that against our size chart. Every company with 11 or more staff, 55.22% of those with a size band, is outside the Community terms for PrimeVue 5. School districts on Apptegy are a question for Apptegy, which builds and runs their sites.

Sales Signal: Commercial PrimeVue users face a buy-or-stay decision, and the $599 launch price ends on 31 December 2026. Agencies can offer 4.x pinning, upgrade or replacement projects, and other component vendors have a reason to call teams that would rather not pay per developer.

How to use this list

Start with PrimeVue, then remove domains running Apptegy's CMS; what's left is the in-house Vue base. Add a size filter of 11-200 employees to reach teams big enough to need a commercial licence; the 11-50 and 51-200 bands hold 39.82% of matched companies. Read the detection URL last. A main-site hit like ABN AMRO's suggests a design-system choice, while a sign-in or portal subdomain points to an internal app team.

A workable opener: "I saw [surface] is built on PrimeVue. With PrimeVue 5 now licensed per developer, teams are choosing between buying seats, pinning 4.x or switching. Here's how [product] helps whichever way you go."

Build and export the filtered list from all 14,498 PrimeVue domains and 9,168 matched companies on TechnologyChecker.io.