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Websites Using Algolia

Algolia is a hosted search API; its InstantSearch, Autocomplete and DocSearch front-end libraries query an application's index straight from the browser, which is why its client code lands in page source.

28,332 sites detected across 129,313,463 indexed domains refreshed monthly · August 2026

The source-code fingerprint

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Pages load Algolia's JavaScript client, the algoliasearch library, from a CDN or bundle, so the algoliasearch name appears in a script src or inline reference before the search UI initialises.

Likely false positives: A floor: fully server-side search and heavily bundled builds may not expose the library name, and the host footprint algolia.net over-counts trigram candidates, so this client-name match is the more reliable, if conservative, signal.

Example websites using Algolia

These domains all contain the algoliasearch fingerprint in their homepage source right now. A match is a verified substring of the live page, so confidence is high, the false positives noted above are the main caveat.

Showing 30 of 28,332 matching sites. Open the full ranked list, inspect the matched source, and export the domain list →

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How this works

SearchWebCode indexes the raw HTML, CSS and JavaScript source of public web pages. To find sites using Algolia we match the literal fingerprint algoliasearch, the code Algolia ships, against that index, then verify each match against the raw source. Counts reflect the current index (129,313,463 domains, refreshed monthly, last built August 2026) and grow as we scale toward the whole web. Run the search yourself to see every match, view the full page source for any result, filter by TLD or regex, and export the domain list.

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