Download websites that use MDS Brand

The record we hold for MDS Brand is thin, and dressing it up would not help anybody deciding whether our data answers their question. We classify the entry under CRM and record the license as Proprietary. There is no vendor, no first release year, no implementation language and no version history. The name points at a site of its own and nothing further can be read off the fields, so anything beyond that would be inference presented as fact.

What the entry does have is a detection. As of October 2026 the fingerprint matches 98 sites, which means there is a consistent, repeatable signature in the markup or in the assets those pages load, and the signature is distinctive enough to be worth naming. A fingerprint of that kind usually points at a shared front end delivered by one supplier across many client sites, which is the pattern you get from an agency or a platform that builds and hosts sites for its customers, rather than from software a site owner installs and configures alone.

If that reading holds, the matched list is more interesting than the technology behind it. A set of sites sharing one supplier's front end is a book of business made visible, often the same builder, often the same sector, frequently the same region. Competitors use lists like that for prospecting, researchers use them to measure how concentrated a local web market has become, and anyone auditing a supply chain uses them to see how far one provider's code actually reaches.

Our figure is a floor rather than a census, and the caveat matters more when a fingerprint is narrow. Sites built by the same supplier on a newer template, or served through a layer that rewrites the markup, will not match at all. What the download gives you is the set we can stand behind, with the country and platform fields beside each domain, so you can test the supplier reading for yourself instead of taking our word for it.