Download websites that use Okta

About Okta

Identity is the dependency with the largest blast radius on a website. A broken analytics tag loses data that can be backfilled. A broken or outdated authentication layer loses accounts, so a row recording Okta on a domain carries more weight than most entries in a technology profile.

Okta Inc. has sold the platform since 2009 under a Proprietary licence, and what we fingerprint is the browser-facing part of it, the JavaScript sign-in widget and client libraries that render a login form or hand a visitor to a hosted one. Server-to-server identity, federation between a company and its internal applications, and everything happening inside a corporate portal sit outside what a public crawl can observe.

Deployment shape matters for reading the list. Hosted identity is usually reached on a dedicated hostname, a login or accounts subdomain, and sometimes on a vendor-operated domain wearing the customer's branding. Rows are therefore often not the marketing site of a company but the entry point to its product, and joining them back to a parent organisation is a step the researcher has to take deliberately rather than assume has been done.

The count needs framing before anyone quotes it. As of October 2026 we detect the platform on 65 sites. The customer base is far larger than that and nobody should read the figure otherwise, because much of the platform's use is workforce access to internal tools that have no public presence to crawl. What the list actually captures is customer identity, consumer-facing products and portals that put the vendor's login in front of their own users, on domains you can classify, enrich and contact. For commercial research that subset is the one worth having anyway.

Version data adds a second dimension. We record 33 distinct versions of the client-side components across the visible installs, and the build we see most often is 6.7.0. A spread that wide across one vendor's widget is a patching signal, because identity libraries are updated when the vendor ships fixes, and a site serving an old build is carrying a stale dependency in the most sensitive place on the page. For supply chain and application security work, the version column turns a list of customers into a list of things worth checking.

Commercially the same tag reads as a maturity marker. A company does not buy hosted identity to run a contact form. Presence implies user accounts, a security review that already happened, a compliance requirement or an enterprise customer that asked for single sign-on, and a willingness to pay per active user rather than build a login screen in-house. Vendors selling adjacent controls, fraud detection, authorisation, customer data platforms, treat an account like that as qualified without further checking.

What the download answers is comparative. Which products in a market chose a hosted identity provider over their own, how the choice splits by industry and size, which technologies appear alongside it, and how the mix shifts from one crawl to the next. A per-domain lookup answers none of that, because every one of those questions is about the population rather than about the domain.