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About Kotisivukone

National website builders are a category that global market tables tend to erase, and Kotisivukone is a good example of why they should not be. A hosted builder sold in one language, to one country's small businesses, with local support and local billing, can hold a position in that market no international platform touches while remaining close to invisible in any worldwide view of site builders.

Kotisivukone Oy has run Kotisivukone since 2003 on a Proprietary model, which means the whole stack is closed: hosting, editor, templates, domains and in many cases the storefront all come from the same supplier. Sites built this way share a technical fingerprint because they share an infrastructure, and the customer never touches a server. The consequence for research is that a domain in this list does not represent a technology decision made by a developer. Someone bought a package.

The population is therefore a clean proxy for a specific kind of business. Small Finnish companies, tradespeople, clinics, associations and local retailers who wanted a web presence without hiring anyone. Sites in that group tend to be low in complexity, rarely rebuilt and often years old, and the person paying the subscription is usually the owner rather than an agency. Anyone selling small business software, local advertising, payments or web services is looking at a directory of exactly those buyers.

Platform lock-in is the other half of the story. Because everything comes from Kotisivukone Oy, moving away means rebuilding rather than migrating, and that friction is precisely what competing builders, agencies and hosting companies want to measure. Knowing which domains sit on a closed national platform, and watching the set grow or shrink between data releases, is how you size a migration opportunity rather than guess at one.

As of October 2026 we detect Kotisivukone on 943 sites. Detection uses markup and asset patterns common to the hosted builder, which works well for default templates and less well for heavily customized ones, so the count is a reasonable floor rather than a subscriber total. We publish no version or implementation language data, because a hosted builder exposes neither to the outside.

A per-domain check answers whether one company uses the platform. The export answers who all of them are, which is the only form the question takes when you are sizing a market instead of qualifying a lead.