Download websites that use Conjured

About Conjured

A product named after an ordinary English verb creates a problem before any crawling begins. Conjured shares its name with everyday copy, with unrelated software and with more than one brand, so the first duty of a record like this one is to say what was actually matched: a specific script signature attributed to the vendor Conjured, and not the word turning up somewhere in a page.

The rest of the record is thin, and thin for a reason. We hold a Proprietary license and a Shopify apps classification and nothing further: no release year, no implementation language, no version history, because a vendor-hosted service has no downloadable artifact for any of those fields to describe. As of October 2026 the signature appears on 2 sites. An absent version column is itself a small piece of information, because it means every matched site is running whatever the vendor shipped that day rather than a build the merchant chose and froze.

A number that small carries its own warning. Marketing add-ons are routinely loaded through a tag manager, deferred until a visitor grants consent, or injected for only a fraction of sessions, and every one of those patterns hides the tool from a crawler that sees a page once. So the count is a floor, and a fairly soft one, and the safe reading is evidence of presence on the domains listed rather than any measure of the vendor's business.

What survives all that caution is still worth having. Each matched domain is a store paying for a marketing layer on top of its commerce platform, which is a workable definition of a merchant with budget and somebody assigned to growth rather than to maintenance. Anyone selling into that group, or studying which add-on categories cluster on which store platforms, needs the domains themselves. A lookup can only describe a store you have already found, while the extract tells you which stores there are to find.