Download websites that use DTScout

About DTScout

Ask a site owner to name every analytics endpoint their pages talk to and the answer will be short of the truth. Third-party measurement code arrives through tag managers, advertising partners and inherited templates, and a good deal of it was never chosen by anyone at the domain where it runs. DTScout sits in that layer of the page.

We classify the technology under Advertising, record DTScout as the vendor and list the license as Proprietary. Beyond those fields our record is thin. There is no first release year, no version string and no implementation language, which is ordinary for a hosted script whose logic lives on the vendor's servers and whose only public surface is a remote request. We would rather show the gaps than fill them with plausible detail.

What we can stand behind is the detection. As of October 2026 the fingerprint matches on 39 sites. A count in that range makes the tag niche in absolute terms, and for a niche third-party script the interesting question is rarely how many sites carry it. The useful question is which sites, and what else those sites load, because code distributed through advertising and data partnerships clusters by publisher type and traffic source rather than by platform or country. A page can also pick the script up through a partner that changes without notice, so a match is a statement about what we saw on the crawl rather than about a contract.

A downloadable list answers that and a lookup cannot. Checking one domain tells you whether a suspicion was correct. Holding the whole matched set lets you study co-occurrence with other tags, draw a sample for a privacy or ad quality review, and compare the set between releases, which is the only dependable way to tell whether a low-profile script is spreading or fading. Each matched domain arrives with its country and platform in the same row, so the population is ready to segment without another crawl.