Download websites that use AlumnIQ

About AlumnIQ

The buyer here is not an IT department. Alumni relations and advancement offices run their own events, their own giving campaigns and, more and more, their own microsites, usually on a budget that never passes through central procurement. Software sold into that gap looks different from enterprise CRM, because the pages it produces have to be public, mobile and shareable by people who will never see the admin screen. Which is precisely why the tooling is visible to a crawler in the first place.

AlumnIQ has been selling into that market since 2010 under a Proprietary licence, covering event registration, ticket and gift payments, and the alumni records sitting behind both. As of October 2026 we detect AlumnIQ on 6 sites. A count in vertical software behaves differently from a count in horizontal software, because the addressable market is bounded before you start. There are only so many institutions with an advancement office, so a modest absolute number can still cover a meaningful slice of a small universe, and the useful question becomes which institutions rather than how many.

Bounded markets are where a detected list earns its keep. Vendors selling adjacent tools to the same offices, payment processors, donor analytics, email platforms, CRM connectors, need to know which institutions already run specialised software and which are still working from spreadsheets and a generic form builder. Consultants pitching advancement modernisation need the same map. A competitor needs it to work out where a renewal might be contestable, and a researcher studying how higher education buys technology needs it to separate the campuses that centralise procurement from the ones where each office buys its own stack.

Detection caveats land hard in this category. Institutions often host registration and giving pages on a subdomain, a campaign domain or a foundation domain rather than on the main site, so the fingerprint can attach to a property that does not obviously belong to the university at all. Pages that exist only while a campaign is running may be absent from a crawl taken between events, and our figure counts domains where the signature was served rather than institutions holding a contract.

A lookup answers whether one campus is covered. The downloadable set is what lets you reconstruct the institutional map behind those domains, join it to your own account list, and see what changed since the previous crawl.