CMS Detector
Identify the CMS, framework, server, and CDN behind any website
CMS detector identifies Wordpress, Drupal, Joomla, Shopify, Tilda, Bitrix, Magento, Ghost, Hugo and 30+ other platforms by fingerprints: meta generator, headers, cookies, typical paths (wp-admin, /sites/default), HTML structures. Useful for competitive analysis and targeting.
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How it works
Enter site URL
Technology signatures scanned
CMS, CDN & stack identified
What Does the Tool Detect?
The CMS detector analyzes HTML code, HTTP headers, cookies, and JavaScript libraries to identify a website's full technology stack: CMS, frameworks, e-commerceplatforms, CDN, servers, and analytics.
Deep Analysis
Scans HTML code, meta tags, headers, cookies, and JavaScript for accurate technology identification.
Instant Results
Analysis completes in seconds. No extensions or software installation needed.
Full Stack
Not just CMS, but also frameworks, e-commerce, CDN, servers, programming languages, and analytics.
Check History
Save results locally. Track competitor stack changes over time.
Who uses this
SEO
tech stack audit
Marketers
competitor research
Developers
stack reverse engineering
Pentesters
vulnerable version detection
Common Mistakes
Best Practices
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CMS check history, API keys and tech stack change monitoring.
Sign up freeWhat is a CMS Detector?
A CMS detector analyzes a website's HTML source code, HTTP headers, and JavaScript libraries to identify the content management system, framework, CDN, and analytics tools used. This information is valuable for competitive analysis, security assessment, and technology research.
Our tool checks for signatures of 30+ popular CMS platforms including WordPress, 1С-Битрикс, Joomla, Tilda, Wix, Shopify, and modern frameworks like Next.js, Nuxt.js, Astro. It also detects CDN providers (Cloudflare, Akamai), web servers, and analytics systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is a website CMS detected?
The tool analyzes page HTML code, HTTP headers, meta tags, and JavaScript files. Each CMS leaves characteristic fingerprints — specific file paths, JavaScript variables, server headers.
Can you detect a hidden CMS?
Even if the site owner removed generator meta tags, indirect signs remain: URL structure, paths to scripts and styles, cookies, specific headers. In most cases the CMS is still detected.
Why know a competitor CMS?
It helps understand the technology stack, estimate development budget, find potential vulnerabilities for security audit, and determine what plugins and integrations the site uses.
Does the tool detect CMS version?
In some cases yes — if the site reveals the version through meta tags or headers. But many administrators hide the version for security reasons, so this is not always possible.
What to do after CMS detection?
Check site security with our Security Headers test, analyze the SSL certificate, test loading speed with PageSpeed, and review DNS records. All these tools are available on Enterno.io.
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