90-day newly found share
67.4%BuiltWith tracked pipeline; 2.4M WordPress sites
WordPress new-site choice
A compact view of whether new or newly detected sites still point toward WordPress. It combines BuiltWith current newly found-site counts with recurring HTTP Archive crawl signals and traffic-tier context stored in SQLite.
30-day newly found share
60.4%BuiltWith tracked pipeline; 615.4k WordPress sites
HTTP Archive share
78.9%latest recurring mobile crawl, 2026-05-01
HTTP Archive change
-10.8 ptsWordPress tracked-share change since 2020-01
Latest q/q share change
-0.5 pts2026-Q2; 2/3 months
Latest net origin change
-51,744WordPress detected mobile origins
Top 1M tracked share
77.3%BuiltWith current traffic-tier snapshot
Long-tail tracked share
60.6%BuiltWith current outside-Top-1M snapshot
Decision lanes
Use these lanes as the short version before reading the charts.
WordPress still leads the current pipeline
BuiltWith 90-day newly found counts show WordPress 3.34x the next tracked peer.
67.4%
The shorter window is lower
The 30-day tracked share is below the 90-day tracked share, so the freshest current proxy is softer.
-6.9 pts
Recurring crawl share is lower than 2020
HTTP Archive tracked share still leads, but it is below the first stored month.
-10.8 pts
High-traffic presence remains strong
BuiltWith current Top 1M tracked share stays well above every peer builder in the tracked set.
77.3%
True new-site history is still incomplete
This page uses current newly found-site counts plus recurring crawl share until a first-seen cohort source is added.
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How to read this
Current pipelineBuiltWith newly found-site counts show WordPress still first among tracked peers.
Trend contextHTTP Archive recurring share shows WordPress lower than 2020 while still far ahead.
Best next sourceA first-seen cohort export would turn this from a proxy page into true new-site history.
Quarterly tracked share over time
HTTP Archive mobile-crawl share averaged by quarter across WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, and Webflow. This is not a first-seen new-site cohort.
WordPress 79.0%
Shopify 11.3%
Wix 5.3%
Squarespace 2.7%
Webflow 1.7%
Source limit
No public source found in this pass exposes a historical first-published-site cohort by CMS or site-creation mode. The five-name chart is only a CMS/builder peer view; broader site creation also includes static/app frameworks, deployment platforms, AI-era builders, and custom or plain HTML sites.
Closest current signalBuiltWith Net New Pipeline gives current 30/90-day newly found counts where public pages expose them.
Closest historical signalHTTP Archive gives recurring monthly technology adoption counts by detected origin.
Pure HTML needRequires origin-level BigQuery because aggregate technology counts overlap and cannot be subtracted from all sites.
All sites by selected site-creation signal
Quarterly average share of all HTTP Archive mobile origins. Buckets use aggregate technology detections and all other sites/tools is the residual after selected buckets.
All other sites/tools 51.7%
WordPress 33.1%
Shopify 4.8%
Other CMS/builders 5.2%
Next.js 3.5%
Static/app generators 1.6%
AI/visual builders 0.2%
Newly observed sites by selected signal
Quarterly share of positive net detected-origin additions, summed from month-over-month aggregate movements. This is the closest aggregate proxy for new sites in each time bucket, not a true first-published-site cohort.
All other sites/tools 0.0%
WordPress 0.0%
Shopify 9.1%
Other CMS/builders 13.4%
Next.js 58.5%
Static/app generators 15.1%
AI/visual builders 3.8%
Latest all-sites bucket split
Latest selected-bucket split from the all-sites line chart. All other sites/tools includes pure HTML, custom apps, unknown/no detected tool, deployment-only signals, and tools outside the selected buckets.
Latest newly observed bucket split
Latest quarterly split of positive net detected-origin additions. Buckets with net losses in the quarter contribute 0% to this readout.
WordPress share of positive net additions
Share of positive quarter-over-quarter mobile-origin additions within the tracked set. Quarters where WordPress lost detected origins are shown as 0%.
WordPress positive net-addition share 0.0%
WordPress tracked-share change by quarter
Quarter-over-quarter change in WordPress mobile tracked share, in percentage points. This is crawl-share movement, not literal first-published-site share.
WordPress q/q share change -0.5 pts
Net detected mobile-origin change
Quarter-over-quarter change in average mobile detected origins. Use this as a noisy proxy for newly observed presence, not as a count of newly published websites.
WordPress -51,744
Shopify 6,105
Wix 2,819
Squarespace 622
Webflow -893
Quarterly detected mobile origins
HTTP Archive recurring mobile-crawl origin counts averaged by quarter. Use it for direction, not exact market sizing.
WordPress 2.9M
Shopify 423.4k
Wix 197.3k
Webflow 64.5k
BuiltWith 90-day newly found sites
Current Net New Pipeline counts where the public page exposes them. Squarespace is omitted because the fetched page did not expose comparable counts.
BuiltWith 30-day newly found sites
A shorter current window from the same public BuiltWith pages.
BuiltWith traffic-tier profile
WordPress share among tracked CMS/builder technologies in each current BuiltWith traffic tier.
Tracked-share momentum
HTTP Archive quarterly tracked-share change from 2020-Q1 to 2026-Q2. This is a recurring crawl proxy, not first-seen site creation.
WordPress
79.0% latest tracked share
-10.3 pts
Shopify
11.3% latest tracked share
+5.7 pts
Wix
5.3% latest tracked share
+2.8 pts
Squarespace
2.7% latest tracked share
+0.5 pts
Webflow
1.7% latest tracked share
+1.2 pts
HTTP Archive current rank tiers
Latest mobile-crawl WordPress share among the five tracked technologies within each HTTP Archive rank tier.
HTTP Archive rank-tier peer mix
Latest mobile-crawl detected-origin share within each HTTP Archive rank tier across WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, and Webflow.