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Companies that use Utiq

380 companies use Utiq, as of October 2026.

Utiq: Telco-powered consent ID. We've found 380 companies using Utiq, most often in News Media (17%) and Newspapers (17%) and 49% based in Germany.

Customers380companies use it
Top industryNews Media17% of customers
Typical customer11–50employees · mostly Germany
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Utiq customers also use

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

Industry

  1. News Media17%
  2. Newspapers17%
  3. Construction8%
  4. Film8%
  5. Information and Communication8%
  6. Mass Media8%
  7. Online Media8%
  8. Publisher8%

Company size

  1. 11–50 employees50%
  2. 51–200 employees25%
  3. 201–1,000 employees25%

Country

  1. Germany49%
  2. Japan8%
  3. Spain7%
  4. France7%
  5. Israel7%
  6. Canada3%
  7. United Kingdom3%
  8. Poland3%

Breakdowns cover the 83 customers with company details so far.

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Utiq FAQ

How many companies use Utiq?

We've found 380 companies using Utiq among the 343,228 we've scanned so far. We only count a company when a direct public record backs it up.

What kind of companies use Utiq?

Utiq customers are most often in News Media (17%), Newspapers (17%) and Construction (8%).

Which countries use Utiq the most?

Most Utiq customers we've found are in Germany (49%), Japan (8%) and Spain (7%).

What are the alternatives to Utiq?

The most used alternatives in the same category are Google Ads (184,947 companies), Meta Pixel (173,875 companies), LinkedIn Insight Tag (59,647 companies) and Microsoft Ads (59,319 companies).

How does runsonwhat know a company uses Utiq?

We read public traces only. For Utiq that means a subdomain that points at Utiq and the company's published subprocessor list. Every match keeps the record it came from.