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About BSmart

A brand assembled from a common adjective and a single letter is cheap to register and expensive to research afterwards, because more than one company will have had the same idea. BSmart is a case of it. Our record holds a vendor of the same name and a website on an Israeli domain, and past that point the identity of the product is not something the data settles.

Better to say plainly what the number is. The figure counts fingerprint matches, meaning that something in the delivered page matched a pattern registered under the name. A match of that kind is good evidence that a particular piece of code was present and weak evidence about which company shipped it, and where a name is shared across unrelated products in unrelated industries, the second half of the sentence is the half that decides how much you can conclude.

As of October 2026 the pattern matches on 1 site. Our filing puts it under Ecommerce, which is where a product goes when it does not belong to the commerce, analytics or content management groupings, so the label adds nothing to the picture. The vendor is recorded as BSmart and the license as Proprietary. We hold no start year, no implementation language and no version breakdown, and there is no honest way to write around gaps of that size.

None of which makes the record useless, as long as you use it for what it is. The value sits in the domain list rather than in the profile: a set of sites where a specific pattern fired, small enough to verify by hand. Open a sample, see what the pattern actually resolves to, and either the population is what you hoped for and the rest of the list is worth working through, or it is not and you have spent an afternoon instead of a quarter. A per domain lookup cannot start that process at all, because it needs you to know which domains to ask about, and knowing which domains is the entire problem.