Companies Using Tagembed

I opened Tagembed's list expecting Instagram grids on small shop fronts. That's the base. The big names on the list run something else. Our October 2026 crawl counts a domain when its pages load Tagembed's script from widget.tagembed.com, or carry the widget code that calls it. That gives 8,573 live domains, and 5,336 of them match a company record. I loaded all 50 companies on our list in a browser, plus 45 domains picked at random, to see what a Tagembed detection looks like on the page.

How Tagembed gets onto a site

Almost always through one of Tagembed's own two products. 56.58% of live Tagembed domains run WordPress and 34.75% run Shopify. Tagembed's WordPress plugin (9,000+ active installations on wordpress.org) enqueues the script on every page as soon as it's activated, and the Shopify app adds it to the store through Shopify's script loader. Neither waits for a feed to be placed. Of the 33 random sites that loaded for us, 16 were Shopify stores and 14 were WordPress sites with the plugin, and only 4 of the 33 showed a feed on the home page. Pasted embed code is the third route, and when it shows up a feed nearly always comes with it: 26 of the 27 embed-code pages in a raw-HTML sample of 211 carried the widget markup.

Sales signal: read a Tagembed detection as "this site owner installed a feed widget". Whether a feed is live is a separate question. Before you pitch a replacement or an add-on, open the page and find the feed. If there isn't one, the plugin or app may be a leftover, and the conversation is about whether they want a feed at all.

Growth trajectory

The chart reads 7,565 domains in June 2026, 8,318 in July, 8,347 in August, 8,536 in September and 8,573 in October. The June to July step of 753 domains is most of the movement. 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, so that step is our coverage moving rather than a run of new customers. From July to October the line added 255 domains. Since we began tracking Tagembed on 16 March 2026, 1,585 domains dropped it on at least one hostname, equal to 18.5% of today's 8,573, and 165 of them still run it on another hostname.

"On the biggest sites in Tagembed's list the feed is rarely Instagram. It's the company's own LinkedIn page, put on the home page or the investor site." - Sophie Clarke, Product Marketing Manager at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: this is a flat, small-site market with steady churn. Plan for replacement deals, not a fast-growing installed base.

Who the customers are

54.93% of matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 81.04% have 50 or fewer. Age points the same way: 57.46% were founded in 2010 or later. Then there's the large-company tail, 107 companies with more than 1,000 staff, and their sites look different. On the 50 companies in our list, Tagembed's code was present on 42 and a feed rendered on 21. 15 of those 21 were LinkedIn company feeds: Gamuda, Globus Medical, SunOpta, Litens, Moss, Sovena, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas and STAAR Surgical, whose feed sits on its investor relations site. Instagram turned up on four, including Auburn University, and Google reviews on one, SGS Consulting. Another 16, Grupo Boticário and TBWA among them, loaded the WordPress plugin with no feed on the home page.

Sales signal: at a large company, the Tagembed owner is usually corporate communications or investor relations, and the job is putting LinkedIn posts on the website. Lead with LinkedIn support, moderation and brand control. Instagram-first positioning will miss them.

Industry and geography

No industry reaches 4.5%. Business Consulting and Services leads at 4.4%, then Construction (3.72%), Retail (3.6%), IT Services (3.33%) and Non-profits (3.27%), and the top ten add up to 27.7%. That's a horizontal tool. The country chart has one surprise. The United States leads with 1,336 matched companies and the United Kingdom follows with 597, but France is third with 344, ahead of Australia (284) and India (283). That's one French company for every 3.9 American ones; Elfsight's profile shows one for every 5.6 (7,425 to 41,848). The four English-speaking countries in the top 15 hold 45.5% of matched companies.

Sales signal: France is the market to test outside the English-speaking ones. If you're choosing one non-English market for a test campaign, start there.

Overlap with other feed tools

There's no migration table on this page because no rival passes our switching tests. The direct competitors barely meet on the same sites: today 27 domains run Tagembed and Juicer, 11 run Tagembed and SnapWidget, and 9 each run it with Curator or EmbedSocial. The widget libraries are where the overlap is. 404 Tagembed domains also run Elfsight, 218 run POWR and 187 run Trustindex.

"Feed tools rarely share a site with each other. A Tagembed site is far more likely to have Elfsight running beside it than Juicer or SnapWidget." - Sophie Clarke, Product Marketing Manager at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: for a rival feed vendor, a site that runs Tagembed plus Elfsight has two widget bills. Pitch consolidation onto one tool. For Tagembed, those same sites are the upsell: add the reviews and shoppable features they're buying elsewhere.

The stack around it

Percentages are of the 8,582 domains in our clean live set. Elementor is on 26.89%, WooCommerce on 8.28% and Divi on 5.33%. Google Analytics runs on 60.36%, and GoDaddy hosts 21.39%. That's the profile of owner-run sites, built by the owner or a small agency.

Sales signal: reach this base through the channels it installs from: the WordPress plugin directory, the Shopify App Store and theme or agency partners. Direct outbound to a 1 to 10 person firm rarely pays back at these price points.

Pricing and public ratings

Tagembed's pricing page, checked on 13 October 2026, lists a Free plan with one feed and 500 views a month, then Starter at $19 a month, Growth at $29 and Advanced at $79, with Growth and Advanced shown against $39 and $99. The WordPress plugin has a 3.9 rating from 62 reviews on wordpress.org, and the low-star reviews on its listing complain about support; the Shopify app shows 4.6 from 21 reviews. The free plan's 500-view cap fits the long tail of small sites in our data.

Sales signal: free-plan sites near their view cap are the upgrade pool, and support complaints are the opening for rivals.

Key takeaways

1. 8,573 live domains, 0.62% of the category and 11th of 69, with SnapWidget 880 domains ahead.
2. Tagembed's WordPress plugin and Shopify app carry it onto most sites, and both load the script whether or not a feed is shown.
3. The base is small companies: 54.93% have 1 to 10 staff.
4. Large companies use it mainly for LinkedIn feeds: 15 of the 21 feeds we saw on our list.
5. France (344 companies) is an outlier market.

Sales applications

Outreach template: "I saw the LinkedIn feed on your investor site. Teams like yours at Globus Medical and STAAR Surgical use the same set-up. Who decides what goes into it, and how often does someone moderate it?"

Targeting: filter Tagembed companies on TechnologyChecker.io to more than 200 employees, then confirm a rendered feed on the detection URL before you call.

Competitive angle: start with the 404 sites that also run Elfsight, and with plugin-only sites that never placed a feed.

The full list of 8,573 Tagembed domains, with 5,336 matched companies, is on TechnologyChecker.io.