Joomla Websites

Joomla Websites Database — 607,765 Verified Domains

Joomla is one of the most established open-source content management systems on the web. First released in 2005 as a fork of Mambo, Joomla has powered millions of websites over the past two decades — from government portals and university sites to corporate intranets and e-commerce stores. Today, over 607,000 active websites continue to run on Joomla, making it the third most popular CMS globally behind WordPress and Drupal.

The WebTrackly Joomla Websites Database gives you a complete, verified snapshot of the Joomla ecosystem. Every record has been identified through deep technology fingerprinting — detecting Joomla-specific HTTP headers, generator meta tags, directory structures, and JavaScript references. This is not guesswork; it is precision detection backed by continuous crawling infrastructure.

Who Buys the Joomla Websites Database?

Security researchers and penetration testers are among the most frequent buyers of Joomla domain lists. Joomla has a well-documented history of critical vulnerabilities — from SQL injection flaws in core components to remote code execution bugs in popular extensions like com_fields and com_media. Security professionals use this database to identify exposed installations, assess patch adoption rates across the ecosystem, and conduct responsible disclosure at scale. If you run a vulnerability scanning service or bug bounty program, this list gives you a precisely scoped target set.

Migration service providers represent another major customer segment. Joomla's declining market share means thousands of site owners are actively looking to move to WordPress, Laravel-based platforms, or modern headless CMS solutions. Agencies that specialize in CMS migration use this database to build highly targeted outreach lists — contacting site owners who are running outdated Joomla 3.x installations or end-of-life versions that no longer receive security updates. The conversion rates for these campaigns are significantly higher than generic cold outreach because the pain point is real and urgent.

Hosting companies use the Joomla database to identify potential customers running Joomla on suboptimal hosting environments. Many Joomla sites still run on shared hosting with outdated PHP versions. Managed hosting providers can offer performance and security improvements that directly address the known pain points of Joomla site owners — slow page loads, frequent hacks, and complicated update procedures.

Extension and template developers in the Joomla ecosystem rely on accurate market data to size their addressable market, plan product launches, and target promotional campaigns. Knowing exactly how many live Joomla sites exist — and what extensions and templates they currently use — is invaluable for product development decisions and go-to-market strategy.

Use Cases for the Joomla Domain List

Security scanning and vulnerability assessment. Cross-reference this database with CVE databases to identify Joomla installations likely running vulnerable versions. Prioritize scanning targets by hosting provider, geographic region, or detected Joomla version to optimize your security research workflow.

Migration lead generation. Build outreach campaigns targeting Joomla site owners who may benefit from migrating to a modern CMS. Filter by Joomla version, hosting provider, or industry vertical to create segmented, high-converting prospect lists. Sites running Joomla 3.x or earlier are especially strong candidates since official support has ended.

Market research and competitive analysis. Understand the real size of the Joomla ecosystem, track adoption trends over time, and identify which industries and regions still rely heavily on Joomla. This data is essential for analysts covering the CMS market and investors evaluating companies in the Joomla ecosystem.

Extension and template sales. If you develop Joomla extensions or templates, this database lets you reach every potential customer. Identify sites using competing extensions, find installations that lack functionality your product provides, or target sites in specific niches where your solution excels.

What Data Fields Are Included?

Each record in the Joomla Websites Database includes the domain name, detected Joomla version where identifiable, IP address, hosting provider, geographic location of the server, SSL certificate status, HTTP response codes, and additional technology stack data such as detected JavaScript frameworks, analytics tools, and server software. The data is structured in CSV format for easy import into any CRM, database, or analysis tool.

Why WebTrackly?

WebTrackly maintains one of the most comprehensive website technology detection platforms on the internet. Our crawlers continuously scan hundreds of millions of domains, applying layered detection logic that goes far beyond simple generator tag checks. We verify Joomla installations through multiple independent signals — HTTP headers, file structure patterns, admin panel detection, and JavaScript fingerprints — ensuring that every domain in this database is a confirmed Joomla site. The database is updated regularly, and every purchase includes the most recent scan data available. With over 607,000 verified Joomla domains at a price of $28.00, this is the most cost-effective way to access the complete Joomla ecosystem.