Tech usage / React

Websites built with React

SiteIntel detected React on 17 of the popular sites it analyzed. Each was identified from a single API call — click any site to see its full stack, metadata, and public profiles.

17 sites running React

• amplitude.com — also Next.js, Google Tag Manager
• beehiiv.com — also Next.js, Google Tag Manager, HubSpot
• evernote.com — also Next.js
• expedia.com
• hotels.com
• meta.com — also Cloudflare
• netlify.com — also Google Tag Manager, HubSpot, Astro v5.18.2
• nike.com — also Next.js, Cloudflare
• postman.com — also Next.js, Google Tag Manager, HubSpot
• prismic.io — also Next.js, Webflow, Intercom
• retool.com — also Next.js, Google Tag Manager
• snowflake.com — also Google Tag Manager, Cloudflare
• stackoverflow.com — also Google Tag Manager, Intercom
• vrbo.com
• warbyparker.com — also WordPress, Next.js, Google Tag Manager
• wix.com — also Wix, Wix.com Website Builder
• ycombinator.com — also Google Analytics, Google Fonts

Detection reflects client-visible technologies on each homepage. Sites change — run the live API on any URL for its current stack.

FAQ

How can I tell if a website uses React?

Run SiteIntel on the URL. It reads the homepage HTML and response headers and reports React if present, along with the rest of the stack — no login or browser extension. The same call works on any site.

Which popular websites use React?

SiteIntel detected React on 17 of the well-known sites it analyzed, including amplitude.com, beehiiv.com, evernote.com, expedia.com, hotels.com, meta.com. Browse the full list above; each links to that site's complete detected stack.

Does SiteIntel have a free tier?

Yes. SiteIntel offers a free tier (50 requests/month) on RapidAPI, so you can test it before upgrading.

More technologies: Google Tag Manager · Next.js · Cloudflare · Google Fonts · HubSpot · Google Analytics · WordPress · Intercom · all