Companies Using Progress Sitefinity

Banks, insurers, health systems, non-profits and mid-sized firms, mostly in English-speaking countries. Banking (142) and Financial Services (139) lead the industries among 2,491 matched domains. On 6 November 2026 Sitefinity ran the main sites of NYC Public Schools, the World Health Organization, Cintas, Wesfarmers, Magna and P.F. Chang's.

We count 4,171 domains running Sitefinity in our November 2026 crawl, after folding 716 redirect domains into the main sites they point to and removing 57 duplicate www. entries and 4 for-sale or gambling pages. They're domains, not customers. 2,491 match a company. Since tracking began on 16 March 2026, 370 domains dropped Sitefinity.

Sitefinity holds 0.03% of the 16,290,261 domains in CMS & Website Builders at TechnologyChecker.io, on a count of 4,171. That's a share of public website domains, and the table's top rows are website builders such as WordPress (61.46%) and Wix (8.93%), which serve a different buyer.

Sites leaving Sitefinity in our data went to WordPress (57 domains since 16 March 2026) and Drupal (6), while 22 moved from WordPress to Sitefinity. Other enterprise CMSs we profile include Kentico, with 8,652 domains, Sitecore and Umbraco. The category's largest rows, WordPress (61.46%), Wix (8.93%), Squarespace (6.63%) and GoDaddy Website Builder (3.25%), are mostly small-business tools.

Among 2,491 matched domains, the United States leads with 1,416, then Australia (198), Canada (170), the United Kingdom (163), Singapore (48) and Germany (41). The six English-speaking countries in the top 15, counting New Zealand and Ireland, hold 2,004, or 80.45% of matched domains.

Mostly small and mid-sized firms. Of 2,370 matched companies with a known size, 30.17% have 1 to 10 employees and 25.44% have 11 to 50, so 55.61% have 50 or fewer. 12.32% have more than 1,000, including NYC Public Schools, Cintas, Wesfarmers and Magna.

Mostly old. Of 1,433 matched companies with a founding year, 34.12% were founded before 1960, the largest group, then the 2000s (14.65%) and the 1990s (12.77%). Only 3% started in the 2020s, which fits a list led by banks, insurers and health systems.

On our data, a US bank, insurer, health system or non-profit with 1 to 50 staff, founded before 1960, running an ASP.NET site with Google Tag Manager (87.51% of domains). A second profile is large manufacturers such as Magna and Wärtsilä, which point dozens of brand and country domains at one Sitefinity site.

Building and running websites. Progress describes Sitefinity as a hybrid-headless CMS and composable DXP for marketing and development teams. On our data it mostly runs the main websites of banks, insurers, health systems and associations, and some sites also load Sitefinity Insight, Progress's analytics and personalisation service.

No. Progress positions Sitefinity as a CMS, which its product page calls hybrid-headless, and as a composable DXP. The customer-data part is Sitefinity Insight, which Progress documents as tracking visitors, building audience profiles and feeding personalisation back into the CMS. We detect Insight through its sfDataIntell browser object, for example on Wärtsilä's site.

Progress doesn't publish a price. Its How to Buy page lists two editions, Sitefinity DX and Sitefinity DX + Enterprise, and asks buyers to request a personalised quote from Progress's sales team or certified partners. We checked the page on 6 November 2026.

The newest release note on Progress's site when we checked on 6 November 2026 was Sitefinity CMS 15.4.8641, a product update dated 4 November 2026. In a random sample from our list, 18 of 28 domains that print a version in their generator tag ran a 15.x release, and 8 were on 13.3 or older.

Because some customers point dozens of domains at one Sitefinity site. Before cleaning, 202 domains carried Magna International's homepage title, 181 Wärtsilä's and 82 Merrithew's, and in a random 40, 17 of the 30 Sitefinity hits were redirects. This page folds 716 such redirect domains into the main site they point to, so they don't inflate the 4,171.