Directory
Every site on record
Each entry names the company that owns the site, the group that owns that company, and where the money comes from. Every stored fact carries the page it was read from and the date it was read. Open a site to see its sources, the people who decide what it publishes, what it says about your data, and how any of it has changed since we started watching.
37 sites
Owner Dark Mode, LLC
The company generates revenue through paid subscriptions and advertising.
Owner Amazon.com, Inc.
Amazon generates revenue through retail e-commerce sales, third-party seller services, cloud computing via Amazon Web Services, advertising services, and subscription programs.
Owner Wix.com Ltd.
The company generates revenue through paid subscriptions for its AI-powered app-building platform.
Owner Condé Nast · part of Advance Publications
Ars Technica's revenue is primarily derived from advertising, with additional income from paid subscriptions, content sponsorships, affiliate marketing, and merchandise sales
Owner Wix
Base44 generates revenue through a subscription-based model where users pay monthly fees to access advanced features, additional credits, and team capabilities.
Owner Wix.com Ltd.
Base44 generates revenue through recurring subscription fees for its AI-powered application development platform (Base44 reaches $150M ARR aiming for $1B).
Owner British Broadcasting Corporation
The BBC is primarily funded by a mandatory licence fee paid by UK households, supplemented by commercial income from its subsidiaries.
Owner Google · part of Alphabet Inc.
The Chrome Web Store generates revenue through a one-time developer registration fee, while Google primarily funds its broader operations through advertising.
Owner Anthropic
The company generates revenue through paid subscription tiers for individual users and through fees charged to enterprise and API customers for access to its AI models.
Owner CNET · part of Ziff Davis, Inc.
CNET generates revenue through advertising, affiliate commissions from product links, sponsored content, and licensing its content to partners.
Owner Google LLC · part of Alphabet Inc.
Google generates the vast majority of its revenue from advertising, while also earning money through subscriptions, hardware sales, and cloud computing services.
Owner Dribbble Holdings Ltd. · part of Tiny Ltd.
Dribbble generates revenue primarily through premium subscription memberships, job board listings, and advertising.
Owner Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.
Wikipedia is funded primarily through donations from individual readers, supplemented by major gifts, an endowment, and Wikimedia Enterprise.
Owner Meta Platforms, Inc.
The vast majority of its revenue is generated through digital advertising, with additional income from hardware sales and payment services How Does Facebook Really Make Money? 7 Main Ways.
Owner Figma, Inc.
Figma generates revenue primarily through tiered subscription fees for its design and collaboration tools, as well as fees from its plugin marketplace ].
Owner GoDaddy Operating Company, LLC · part of GoDaddy Inc.
GoDaddy generates revenue primarily through subscriptions and fees for domain registrations, web hosting, security products, and various business applications and commerce tools.
Owner Alphabet Inc.
Google generates the majority of its revenue from advertising, supplemented by income from Google Cloud, hardware sales, and subscriptions.
Owner Meta Platforms, Inc.
Instagram generates revenue primarily through advertising, supplemented by subscription services like Meta Verified and creator monetization features.
Owner Freepik Company S.L.U. · part of EQT
The company generates revenue primarily through paid subscriptions for its AI creative platform and stock asset library.
Owner A Medium Corporation
Medium generates revenue through a combination of reader subscription fees, the Medium Partner Program, and advertising.
Owner Mobbin Pte. Ltd.
The company generates revenue through paid subscription plans that provide users with full access to its design library and advanced features.
The website does not publicly disclose its specific revenue sources.
Owner The New York Times Company
The company generates revenue primarily through subscriptions, advertising, and other sources such as content licensing and affiliate marketing.
Owner Patagonia Purpose Trust and Holdfast Collective
The company generates revenue primarily through the sale of outdoor apparel, equipment, and food.
Owner Reddit, Inc.
Reddit earns the majority of its revenue from advertising, with additional income from data licensing and premium subscriptions How Reddit Makes Money | The Motley Fool.
Owner Regent
TechCrunch generates revenue through a combination of general advertising, event sponsorships, and reader subscriptions.
Owner Future plc
The site generates revenue through affiliate links and paid-for editorial content.
Owner Vox Media, Inc. (transitioning to a new independent company) · part of Penske Media Corporation
The Verge generates revenue through digital advertising, sponsored content, and affiliate commissions from product links in its reviews and shopping guides.
Owner ByteDance Ltd.
TikTok generates revenue through advertising, commissions from in-app virtual gift purchases, and e-commerce commissions from in-platform sales.
Owner Future US, Inc. · part of Future plc
The site generates revenue through a combination of advertising and affiliate commerce.
The website operates as a publication on the Medium platform, and there is no publicly available information detailing its specific revenue sources.
Owner WhatsApp LLC · part of Meta Platforms, Inc.
WhatsApp generates revenue primarily through its Business API, which charges businesses for messaging services, and through click-to-WhatsApp advertising.
Owner Which? Group · part of Consumers' Association
Which? is funded by its commercial operations, primarily through subscriptions to its magazines and online services (Who we are).
Owner Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.
Wikipedia is primarily funded by individual donations from readers, along with corporate grants and the Wikimedia Endowment.
Owner Wirecutter, Inc. · part of The New York Times Company
Wirecutter earns revenue through subscriptions, affiliate marketing programs, and the placement of links to retailers for products it reviews.
Owner xAI
The company generates revenue primarily through advertising and paid subscription services.
Owner Google LLC · part of Alphabet Inc.
YouTube generates revenue primarily through advertising, supplemented by subscription services like YouTube Premium