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Companies that use AudioEye

5,110 companies use AudioEye, as of October 2026.

AudioEye: Accessibility widget. We've found 5,110 companies using AudioEye, most often in Retail (23%) and Automotive (19%), typically with 11–50 employees and 97% based in United States.

Customers5,110companies use it
Most popular withAutomotive12× more likely than average
Typical customer11–50employees · mostly United States
  1. 201–1,000 employeesSeen Oct 2026
  2. Bromberg'sbrombergs.comCommerce · United States
    1–10 employeesSeen Oct 2026
  3. Seen Oct 2026
  4. Seen Oct 2026
  5. My Family Mobilemyfamilymobile.comMobile Phone · United States
    Seen Oct 2026
  6. 51–200 employeesSeen Oct 2026
  7. Simple Mobilesimplemobile.comMobile Phone · United States
    Seen Oct 2026
  8. Seen Oct 2026
  9. VEGAS.comvegas.comE-commerce · United States
    51–200 employeesSeen Oct 2026
  10. amerigasamerigas.comEnergy · United States
    5,001–10,000 employeesSeen Oct 2026
  11. Bill Gosling Outsourcingbillgosling.comOutsourcing/offshoring · Canada
    5,001–10,000 employeesSeen Oct 2026
  12. California Coast Credit Unioncalcoastcu.orgFinancial Services · United States
    201–1,000 employeesSeen Oct 2026
  13. Michael Foodsmichaelfoods.comFood Production · United States
    1,001–5,000 employeesSeen Oct 2026
  14. Peoples Bankpeoplesbank-wa.comEconomics of Banking · United States
    Seen Oct 2026
  15. Seen Oct 2026
  16. Vineyard Vinesvineyardvines.comRetail · United States
    Seen Oct 2026
  17. Philz Coffeephilzcoffee.comCoffee Shop · United States
    Seen Oct 2026
  18. Smart Financial Credit Unionsmartcu.orgFinancial Services · United States
    201–1,000 employeesSeen Oct 2026
  19. Verus Analyticsverusanalytics.comFinancial Services · United States
    11–50 employeesSeen Oct 2026
  20. 10,000+ employeesSeen Oct 2026

Showing 40 of 5,110

AudioEye customers also use

How much more likely AudioEye customers are to use each tool than the average company.

What kind of companies use AudioEye

Segments where AudioEye customers are more common than among all the companies we track.

  • Automotive17% of customers12×more likely
  • Banking5% of customers8.5×more likely
  • Veterinary2% of customers8.0×more likely
  • Government Administration5% of customers5.4×more likely
  • Retail20% of customers4.7×more likely
  • Individual & Family Services2% of customers3.8×more likely
  • Primary/secondary Education2% of customers3.6×more likely
  • 1,001–5,000 employees6% of customers2.0×more likely

Industry

  1. Retail23%
  2. Automotive19%
  3. Real Estate7%
  4. Banking6%
  5. Government Administration5%
  6. Healthcare5%
  7. Education Management5%
  8. Financial Services3%

Company size

  1. 1–10 employees0%
  2. 11–50 employees53%
  3. 51–200 employees27%
  4. 201–1,000 employees13%
  5. 1,001–5,000 employees6%
  6. 5,001–10,000 employees1%
  7. 10,000+ employees1%

Country

  1. United States97%
  2. Canada1%
  3. Italy1%
  4. United Kingdom0%
  5. South Korea0%
  6. Puerto Rico0%
  7. Austria0%
  8. Spain0%

Breakdowns cover the 5,021 customers with company details so far.

Alternatives to AudioEye

Other tools in the same category, by how many companies use them.

AudioEye FAQ

How many companies use AudioEye?

We've found 5,110 companies using AudioEye among the 612,348 we've scanned so far. We only count a company when a direct public record backs it up.

What kind of companies use AudioEye?

AudioEye customers are most often in Retail (23%), Automotive (19%) and Real Estate (7%). The most common company size is 11–50 employees (53% of customers with a known size).

Which countries use AudioEye the most?

Most AudioEye customers we've found are in United States (97%), Canada (1%) and Italy (1%).

What are the alternatives to AudioEye?

The most used alternatives in the same category are reCAPTCHA (163,397 companies), Let's Encrypt (52,819 companies), GlobalSign (52,003 companies) and Proofpoint (47,587 companies).

How does runsonwhat know a company uses AudioEye?

We read public traces only. For AudioEye that means code loaded on the company's website, including tag managers and the company's published subprocessor list. Every match keeps the record it came from.