Companies Using QuoteMedia

QuoteMedia Usage Statistics

QuoteMedia reads 445 domains on our June 2026 rollup, 538 in July and 665 in August. Three points cannot carry a growth rate, and this movement is coverage rather than adoption. The crawled domain set turns over every month, with dead domains dropping out and newly discovered ones coming in, and detection widens at the same time: the total number of domains seen carrying the QuoteMedia signal moved from 446 to 551 to 687 across the same three months, running ahead of the active line in each of the last two. Read the points as three sightings of a population we can see progressively more of, not as a trend in sales. One caution belongs here specifically. This is a page-level detection on a widget host, so an issuer whose investor page we did not reach in a given month is simply absent from that month's number, without anything having changed at QuoteMedia. The August figure, 665, is the one quoted at the top of this page.

Which Countries Use QuoteMedia the Most?

Which countries use QuoteMedia the most? The United States holds 461 of the 593 companies we could place, 77.74%, and Canada is second on 94, 15.85%. Together they are 555 companies, 93.59%, which leaves 38 of the 593, 6.41%, for the rest of the world: the United Kingdom 10 (1.69%), Israel 5 (0.84%), India 3 (0.51%), Ireland 3 (0.51%), then Mexico, Peru and Australia on 2 each (0.34%). Canada at roughly one row in six is the number worth stopping on, and it is not incidental. QuoteMedia is a Canadian company, and the TSX and the TSX Venture exchange are where junior mining and resource issuers list. The 15.85% Canada share and the 6.51% Mining share of the 584 companies with a recorded industry are the same fact seen twice. A junior explorer still has to put a share price on its investor page, and it is not going to buy a hosted investor-relations platform to do it. Country here is the headquarters on the company record, not where the widget is served from.

QuoteMedia Market Share Among Web Analytics

What is QuoteMedia's market share? Take the number first and then set it aside. QuoteMedia holds 0.004% of Web Analytics and ranks 151st of 380 in that category, on 665 domains. Two things about that figure. Web Analytics holds 380 technologies with live domains and our market-share API returns only the top 100 rows, so QuoteMedia does not appear in that published table at all; the rank of 151 was computed directly against the monthly rollup instead. And the category is the wrong shelf. The five rows at the top are Google Analytics on 10,942,935 domains and 64.26%, Cloudflare Browser Insights on 1,916,483 (11.25%), Site Kit on 616,569 (3.62%), WordPress.com Stats on 447,144 (2.63%) and Snowplow Analytics on 380,244 (2.23%). Every one of them counts visitors. QuoteMedia publishes a share price, a chart and a filings list to those visitors. 0.004% of a visitor-analytics category measures nothing about QuoteMedia's market. The readings that do mean something are in the customer base: 142 of the 601 companies with a size band, 23.63%, employ more than 1,000 people, 91 of the 584 with a recorded industry, 15.58%, are in life sciences, and Canada takes 94 of the 593 companies we could place, 15.85%. TechnologyChecker.io publishes the rank because every profile carries one; this paragraph exists so nobody quotes it on its own.

QuoteMedia Customers by Company Size & Age

What size companies use QuoteMedia? The distribution is genuinely bimodal, and that is the finding. The largest single band is 11-50 employees at 131 of the 601 companies with a size band, 21.80%, with 1-10 behind it at 116, 19.30%, so 247 companies, 41.10%, employ 50 people or fewer. At the other end, 142 companies, 23.63%, employ more than 1,000, split across 1,001-5,000 at 74 (12.31%), 5,001-10,000 at 20 (3.33%) and 10,001+ at 48 (7.99%). That 7.99% in the top band is high for a technology counted on 665 domains. The middle sags between the two ends: 201-500 is 60 companies (9.98%) and 501-1,000 is 44 (7.32%), 104 companies, 17.30%, across the two bands that carry the bulk of most software bases. 51-200 holds 108 (17.97%). The reason is that nothing here scales with headcount. A junior mining company with eleven staff and a Fortune 500 both have exactly one investor page and both need a share price on it. One warning about the named table below: it is ordered by LinkedIn following, so it shows the large end almost exclusively and is not a picture of this distribution.

What Industries Use QuoteMedia the Most?

Financial Services leads any single label at 8.56% of the 584 companies with a recorded industry, 50 companies, with Biotechnology Research second at 43, 7.36%, then Oil and Gas and Mining level at 38 each, 6.51%. Real Estate follows on 23 (3.94%), Pharmaceutical Manufacturing 21 (3.60%), Manufacturing 17 (2.91%), Software Development 17 (2.91%), Biotechnology 14 (2.40%) and Medical Equipment Manufacturing 13 (2.23%). Group the labels that describe the same kind of issuer and the shape appears. Life sciences, Biotechnology Research plus Pharmaceutical Manufacturing plus Biotechnology plus Medical Equipment Manufacturing, is 91 companies, 15.58% of the 584, and resources, Oil and Gas plus Mining, is 76 companies, 13.02%. Add Financial Services and Real Estate and those four groups reach 240 companies, 41.10% of the 584. What they share is not a technology preference. They are the sectors whose companies list early, trade on retail interest and run a share price on the front page: a clinical-stage biotechnology company and a junior explorer both have public shareholders long before they have revenue.

Listed issuers using QuoteMedia are the whole base, and two separate columns say so. On the company records, 240 of the 584 companies with a recorded industry, 41.10%, sit in the four groups defined by having public shareholders: life sciences 91 (15.58%), resources 76 (13.02%), Financial Services 50 (8.56%) and Real Estate 23 (3.94%). On the URLs our live crawl actually fetched, the detections land on investor-relations properties rather than corporate apexes: investor.salemmedia.com, ir.carecloud.com, investors.fullhouseresorts.com, investor.genworth.com and ir.cadencebank.com, and in the table below ir.cbre.com, ir.amd.com, investors.bd.com, investors.compass.com and investor.lyft.com. 41 of the 50 named detections sit on an ir, investor, investors or shareholder host.

The base is not only investor-relations sites, and that matters if you are sizing it. Financial media portals appear too, www.oilandgas360.com and investorshangout.com among them, which matches how QuoteMedia sells: to public companies, and also to media portals, brokerages and banks that need quotes and charts on their own pages. Two record caveats before reading any row too closely. An industry label describes the issuer, not the widget, so Real Estate at 23 companies, 3.94% of the 584, is counting property companies with shareholders rather than anything property-specific about the deployment. And Mining at 38 companies, 6.51% of the 584, should be read alongside Canada at 94 of the 593 placed companies, 15.85%, because those rows are largely the same population: the TSX Venture exchange is where junior resource issuers list.

QuoteMedia Alternatives & Competitors

This table lists the five largest technologies in the same taxonomy bucket, not the five products a QuoteMedia buyer shortlists. Google Analytics on 10,942,935 domains and 64.26%, Cloudflare Browser Insights on 1,916,483 (11.25%), Site Kit on 616,569 (3.62%), WordPress.com Stats on 447,144 (2.63%) and Snowplow Analytics on 380,244 (2.23%) are all products for counting visitors. QuoteMedia sells the market data published to those visitors. Different product, different buyer, different budget line, and no investor-relations team is choosing between them.

The comparison that does say something is Q4, the investor-relations website platform we also publish, selling into the same market. Of Q4's 1,454 live domains and QuoteMedia's 719, exactly 2 run both, 0.14% of Q4's base and 0.28% of QuoteMedia's. That is deployment model rather than rivalry in the ordinary sense. Q4 hosts the whole investor-relations site and bundles market-data tools into it; QuoteMedia sells the market-data widget you embed when your investor site is not on a platform that already includes one. They are alternatives at the tool level, and near-zero overlap is what that looks like once you measure it. Nothing in these numbers says either vendor is winning, and this page does not claim it.

There is no switching or migration table on this page, and that is a decision rather than a gap. Only 28 domains have stopped showing QuoteMedia since we began tracking in March 2026, 3.8% of the 745 we have ever seen, so there is little to explain in the first place. Google Analytics appears on 15 of those 28, which sounds like a destination until you check its base rate: Google Analytics sits on roughly three quarters of every base we measure, so 15 of 28 is below what it should reach by chance rather than above it, and a visitor counter cannot replace a quotes widget in any case. Nothing else reached 5 domains. No destination cleared its own base rate among QuoteMedia's live domains, so we publish nothing here rather than dress up noise.

Technology	Domains	Market Share
Google Analytics	10,942,935	64.26%
Cloudflare Browser Insights	1,916,483	11.25%
Site Kit	616,569	3.62%
WordPress.com Stats	447,144	2.63%
Snowplow Analytics	380,244	2.23%

Tech Stack of QuoteMedia-Powered Websites

Every percentage in this table divides by the 719 domains our live crawl currently answers for QuoteMedia, which is a different base from the 665 in the August rollup at the top of the page. That is why several counts below are larger than the headline. No row here is a share of 665.

The first group is labelled Host Site Stack on purpose, and it is the reading that settles what kind of technology this is. QuoteMedia is a widget dropped into somebody else's site, so what co-occurs with it is whatever the client already ran. The spread proves it: jQuery on 681 of the 719 domains, 94.71%, core-js on 383, 53.27%, FancyBox on 321, 44.65%, jQuery Migrate on 314, 43.67%, jQuery UI on 194, 26.98%, Modernizr on 169, 23.50%, Swiper on 142, 19.75%, and GSAP on 136, 18.92%. That is 75.79 percentage points of spread across eight front-end layers. A hosted platform produces near-total agreement on every layer because there is only one build: on our Q4 profile the equivalent co-occurrence rows sit between 98.76% and 99.79% of its own live domains. An embedded widget produces a spread, because it inherits as many builds as it has customers, and the version strings say the same thing from the other direction, v1.12.0 through v1.114.0 live on different customers on the same day.

Content delivery reads the same way. Cloudflare is on 366 of the 719 domains, 50.90%, cdnjs 178 (24.76%), Amazon CloudFront 168 (23.37%), jsDelivr 142 (19.75%) and Google Hosted Libraries 100 (13.91%). Cloudflare at half the base is a high reading in absolute terms and a weak one in this context: on a hosted platform the network provider is a single vendor decision and lands near total coverage. Half of the 719 means half of these sites chose it themselves.

Consent and privacy is where the base describes itself rather than the widget. OneTrust is on 129 of the 719 domains, 17.94%, CookieYes 82 (11.40%), Klaro 39 (5.42%), Cookie Control 30 (4.17%), Cookiebot 29 (4.03%) and Osano 23 (3.20%), 332 of the 719 domains between the six, 46.18%. OneTrust in front at 17.94% fits a base of listed companies: an issuer with public shareholders runs a formal privacy programme with a named owner and a budget line. The CRM group is thinner and points the same way, Salesforce on 79 of the 719 domains, 10.99%, and Zoho on 12, 1.67%.

Host Site Stack

jQuery

681 (94.71%)

core-js

383 (53.27%)

FancyBox

321 (44.65%)

jQuery Migrate

314 (43.67%)

jQuery UI

194 (26.98%)

Modernizr

169 (23.5%)

Swiper

142 (19.75%)

GSAP

136 (18.92%)

Content Delivery

Cloudflare

366 (50.9%)

cdnjs

178 (24.76%)

Amazon CloudFront

168 (23.37%)

jsDelivr

142 (19.75%)

Google Hosted Libraries

100 (13.91%)

Consent & Privacy

OneTrust

129 (17.94%)

CookieYes

82 (11.4%)

Klaro

39 (5.42%)

Cookie Control

30 (4.17%)

Cookiebot

29 (4.03%)

Osano

23 (3.2%)

CRM

Salesforce

79 (10.99%)

Zoho

12 (1.67%)

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

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