SearchWebCode

The grep for the entire web

Search the source code
of every website.

Find every site running a snippet, script, tracking ID, or framework — by exact string or full regular expression. Full source, popularity-ranked, no result caps.

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What you can find

One query. Every site that matches.

If it's in the HTML, JS, or CSS a site ships, it's searchable. Lead lists, competitive intel, tech-stack mapping, security signatures — all from one string.

"wp-content/themes/divi"

Map a tech stack

Every site running a specific theme, plugin, framework, or CMS.

/UA-[0-9]{4,}-[0-9]/

Track an analytics ID

Find sites sharing a Google Analytics or ad-network account — with regex.

"js.stripe.com/v3"

Find integrations

Who's using Stripe, Intercom, Segment, a specific SDK or pixel.

"/vulnerable-widget.js"

Hunt exposure

Every site loading a known-bad script or an outdated library version.

Why it's different

Built to out-search the incumbents.

Existing source-search tools show you snippets, cap your results, and can't do regex. We rebuilt the index from the ground up.

01
Regex search
Full regular expressions, not just literal strings — compiled straight into the index.
others: literal only
02
Full source
Read the entire matched page source, not a truncated preview.
others: snippets only
03
No result caps
Export every match. Counts on the common queries, full lists on the rest.
others: hard limits
04
Fresh & cheap
Rebuilt from a new web crawl on a cadence — priced per search, not per gatekeeper.
others: stale snapshots

The difference, side by side

The old way

  • ✕ Literal strings only — no patterns
  • ✕ Truncated snippet previews
  • ✕ Results capped behind paywalls
  • ✕ One stale snapshot, rarely refreshed

SearchWebCode

  • → Exact strings and full regex
  • → Complete page source per match
  • → Every match, exportable, no caps
  • → Refreshed crawl + new-domain alerts

Early access

Get in before launch.

We're opening a limited early-access round. Drop your email and we'll send an invite the moment it's live.

No spam. One email at launch. That's it.