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We analyzed 3,224 websites with detected payment providers and cross-referenced them with SEO, EEAT, WCAG, server, DNS, and mail infrastructure data. PayPal sites are 69% gambling. Stripe sites run on nginx and enterprise DNS. Square sites serve traditional businesses on Apache. Your payment provider choice correlates with your entire infrastructure profile — and your quality grades.
We analyzed 1.25 million domains across 15 web servers and cross-referenced them with SEO, EEAT, WCAG, and readability grades. Cloudflare leads market share at 30.9%. Modern platforms (Vercel, Netlify) have 4x better SEO pass rates than legacy servers. But the biggest finding: your server doesn't determine your quality — your investment does.
We cross-referenced 1.4 million domains across three infrastructure layers — web servers, DNS, and email — to measure how concentrated the internet really is. Cloudflare alone handles 40% of DNS and 32% of web traffic in our dataset. 202,884 domains depend on Cloudflare for both web serving and DNS resolution — a single point of failure for every one of them.
We scanned nearly a million websites to map the real technology landscape. WordPress powers 47% of detected CMS installs, Cloudflare has overtaken nginx as the top web server, and the React ecosystem dominates JavaScript frameworks.
We analyzed the MX records of 462,000 domains to map the business email landscape. Google and Microsoft control two-thirds of the market, but the remaining third tells a more interesting story.
We analyzed the NS records of 686,000 domains to map who controls the internet's address book. Cloudflare handles 40% of all lookups, but each industry has its own DNS fingerprint.