Companies Using Vue

Few JavaScript Frameworks tools have shown the kind of adoption trajectory that Vue demonstrates in our dataset.

1. Growth Trajectory: From Niche Experiment to Category Leader

Vue's detection history tells a story of patient growth followed by explosive scale. Our crawl data picked up the first Vue domain in January 2011, years before Evan You's public release in February 2014. The framework crossed 1,000 active domains in late 2017, then hit 100,000 by January 2022. The biggest single-year jump happened in 2024, when active domains surged from 181,727 to 460,893, driven partly by improved detection coverage and partly by genuine adoption. Vue now holds 6.37% of the JavaScript frameworks market at #1, ahead of GSAP (5.69%) and well ahead of AngularJS (2.09%).

The recent decline from 485,158 (March 2025) to 332,635 (July 2025) looks alarming on a chart but reflects a crawl-cycle artifact: total and active domain counts converged, which typically happens when older crawl data ages out. The underlying adoption trend remains upward.

Sales Signal: Vue's expanding footprint means the addressable market for Vue-related tooling, consulting, and migration services is still growing. Targeting companies that added Vue in the last 12 months (the 2024 cohort) gives you recent adopters who are likely investing in their Vue stack right now.

2. Customer Profile: Enterprise-Heavy, IT Services-Dominated

The company profile that emerges from our data is unexpected for an open-source JavaScript framework. Every company in our top 22 has 10,001+ employees: Accenture, Deloitte, IBM, Siemens, Bank of America, Oracle, AT&T, Shell, and Saudi Aramco. Unlike React's broader consumer-web distribution, Vue's detection data skews heavily toward IT services firms, consulting companies, and financial institutions building internal tools and client-facing portals.

Age-wise, 39.37% of Vue-using companies were founded in the 2010s and 23.75% in the 2020s, which means about 63% are digital-era organizations. But the remaining 37% includes companies founded as far back as the 1800s (Siemens in 1847, Shell in 1833, HSBC in 1865), showing Vue isn't limited to startups. According to Vue's own FAQ page, the framework is used in production by organizations including Wikimedia Foundation, NASA, Apple, Google, Microsoft, GitLab, and Zoom.

Sales Signal: The enterprise concentration creates clear buying patterns. IT services firms that adopted Vue likely need training, code review, and migration services. Financial institutions deploying Vue on customer-facing portals need security auditing and performance consulting. Target by industry and company size, not by technology alone.

3. Industry and Geographic Distribution

Our combined analysis query timed out for Vue's 483K+ domains, so we don't have full industry and country breakdowns. But the top companies list paints a clear picture: IT Services and IT Consulting dominates (IBM, Cognizant, Oracle, Capgemini, Concentrix), followed by Business Consulting (Accenture, Deloitte, PwC) and Banking and Financial Services (Bank of America, HSBC, ICICI Bank).

Geographically, the top companies span United States (IBM, Bank of America, AT&T, FedEx, Oracle), Germany (Siemens, DHL), United Kingdom (PwC, Shell, HSBC), France (Capgemini), India (ICICI Bank, Cognizant), Switzerland (Adecco), and Saudi Arabia (Aramco). Vue has particularly strong traction in China through companies like Alibaba, Tencent, and Xiaomi, though these don't appear in our LinkedIn-enriched dataset due to limited LinkedIn penetration in China.

Sales Signal: The IT services concentration is a multiplier effect. When Accenture or Deloitte adopts Vue for a client project, that project creates demand for Vue tooling across the client's own engineering teams. Target the consulting firms themselves and their downstream clients.

4. Migration Patterns: Vue Is a Net Winner Against Legacy Frameworks

Migration data tells a compelling story about Vue's competitive position. Among enriched companies, 18,615 switched from GSAP to Vue while only 6,780 went the other way, a 2.7:1 gain ratio. Against AngularJS, Vue gained 13,131 companies and lost 4,534, a 2.9:1 ratio. The Backbone.js migration is even more lopsided at 4.6:1 (11,548 gained vs. 2,505 lost).

The Vue v2 to Vue v3 transition is visible too: 3,796 domains gained the generic Vue detection after dropping Vue v2 specifically, while 3,324 went the opposite direction. This near-parity (1.14:1) reflects the slow but ongoing Vue 2 EOL migration. Vue 2 reached end-of-life on December 31, 2023, so companies still on v2 are running unsupported code.

Sales Signal: The AngularJS-to-Vue migration flow (13,131 companies) represents a large addressable market for migration consultancies. Companies still on AngularJS are increasingly likely to pick Vue over Angular, given the migration data. Similarly, the 3,324 companies that may still be on Vue 2 are prime targets for upgrade consulting and security patching services.

5. The Vue technology stack

Tech stack overlap data reveals the typical Vue production environment. jQuery co-occurs on 74.85% of Vue sites, which likely reflects legacy codebases that added Vue incrementally rather than replacing jQuery entirely. core-js (72.07%) handles polyfills, and Google Tag Manager (66.96%) plus Google Analytics (64.71%) are near-universal for marketing instrumentation.

Vue-specific network tools show meaningful adoption: Vuex at 27.2% indicates a quarter of Vue sites use the official state management library (though Pinia, its modern replacement, isn't tracked separately yet). Nuxt.js at 18.51% means nearly one in five Vue deployments uses the full-stack meta-framework, which suggests significant server-side rendering and static-site generation adoption. React at 21.96% co-occurrence confirms that many companies run both frameworks across different projects or subdomains.

Sales Signal: The 27.2% Vuex adoption rate, combined with Vue 2's EOL, identifies a migration opportunity: companies still using Vuex likely haven't fully migrated to Pinia and Vue 3. The 18.51% Nuxt.js adoption also signals teams that are invested in the Vue community beyond basic SPAs.

Key Takeaways

Vue's data reveals a framework that has won the enterprise internal tooling market more than the consumer web. With the #1 position in JavaScript frameworks by domain count, a 2.7:1 net migration advantage against GSAP, and heavy concentration among IT services giants and financial institutions, Vue's growth is driven by professional services firms building client applications rather than indie developers building consumer apps. The 39% concentration of companies founded in the 2010s, combined with the presence of century-old enterprises like Siemens and Shell, confirms Vue appeals across company maturity levels.

Sales Applications

For sales teams using TechnologyChecker.io, Vue's data offers three practical angles:

1. AngularJS migration outreach: Filter for companies still running AngularJS (158,783 domains) that also overlap with Vue. These teams are mid-migration and need tooling, training, and consulting support. Reference the 13,131 companies that already made the switch.

2. Vue 2 EOL targeting: Companies detected on Vue v2 (129,610 domains) are running end-of-life software since December 2023. Offer security patching, migration planning, or extended support services. HeroDevs' Statista case study shows demand exists.

3. Enterprise internal tools play: Focus on IT services and consulting firms in the top companies list. These companies deploy Vue across hundreds of client projects, making them high-value accounts for development tools, CI/CD integrations, and monitoring platforms.

Explore the full dataset at TechnologyChecker.io and filter by company size, geography, and tech stack across 483,858 Vue domains with 112,080 enriched company profiles.

What G2 Reviewers Say

From my technical vantage point. Users consistently call out ease of use as Vue's top strength. The most common frustration: community support is not as solid as that of. That lines up with what we see in our crawl data across 483,858 active domains -- clear strengths that drive adoption, alongside known limitations that buyers should evaluate against their specific needs.