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About InMoment

A customer feedback widget is one of the few third party scripts on a corporate site that the web team did not choose. Voice of customer programmes are bought by research, support or marketing leadership, and the tag reaches the page templates later, as a ticket from another department. InMoment usually arrives on a site through that route, which is why its footprint looks nothing like the footprint of a general purpose measurement library.

We file InMoment under Analytics, and the label is only approximately right. InMoment sells survey distribution, review collection and text analysis of open ended comments, so the thing being measured is opinion rather than traffic. The product is Proprietary and the brand has been in the market since 2002, so it predates the wave of experience management tooling that arrived with the subscription software era.

As of October 2026 we detect InMoment on 41 sites. The figure deserves to be read as a floor rather than a census. A feedback platform of this kind often loads only on the pages where a survey is configured, only for a sampled share of visitors, or only inside an account area that no crawler reaches. A match therefore tells you that an organisation runs a formal feedback programme. A match does not tell you how much of the site that programme covers.

The commercial reading is more interesting than the technical one. A domain carrying this tag belongs to an organisation with a research or customer experience function, a budget line to pay for it, and enough customer volume to make systematic measurement worth the effort. For a competing vendor, an integration partner or an agency selling experience work, the tag is a qualifying signal about the company behind the site rather than a fact about the site.

A per domain lookup answers whether one company you already have in mind runs this platform. A downloadable list answers the questions you cannot ask one domain at a time. Which sectors the deployments concentrate in, what else sits in the same page beside them, how the population moved between two snapshots, and which domains dropped the tag since the previous release are all questions about a whole set. Our export gives you the matched domains together with the rest of each site's detected stack, so the joining and filtering happen in your own database instead of through thousands of single site checks.