Primary CMS match
See the strongest platform match with a confidence label based on fingerprint strength.
Free tool by an official Shopify Partner
CMS Detector
What CMS is this website built on?
Paste any public URL. We scan page HTML and headers for Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Wix and other platform fingerprints, or mark it as custom code when nothing clear shows up.
- Detects popular CMS and website builders
- Shows confidence and matching signals
- Flags custom code when no CMS is found
- Useful before migrations and redesigns
Check a URL
Public homepage URLs work best. Results are based on publicly visible fingerprints.
Shopify Partner
We are a Shopify Partner
Whether the site is WordPress, custom code or another builder, NP SoftTech can plan a clean Shopify migration or rebuild.
How it works
One URL, clear platform signals
We read what the site publicly exposes, match known CMS fingerprints and report custom code when nothing strong appears.
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Enter the URL
Use the public homepage. Avoid password pages and private admin URLs.
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We fingerprint the page
HTML, headers and common asset paths are checked against known CMS patterns.
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Review the stack
See the primary platform, confidence, matching signals or a custom-code result.
What you get
Know the platform before you plan the rebuild
Custom code fallback
When no CMS markers appear, the tool reports custom code instead of forcing a guess.
Supporting signals
Review the exact clues that matched, plus generator meta and framework hints when present.
Migration-ready context
Useful before Shopify migrations, redesigns or agency discovery calls.
FAQ
CMS Detector questions.
How fingerprinting works, what custom code means and when to ask NP SoftTech for a migration.
- Platform fingerprints
- Custom code results
- Shopify Partner support
What does the CMS Detector check?
It fetches the public homepage HTML and response headers, then looks for fingerprints from popular CMS and website-builder platforms such as Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Magento and more.
What if no CMS is detected?
When no strong platform fingerprint is found, the result is shown as Custom code. That usually means the site is hand-built, uses a custom stack, or hides CMS markers. Framework hints such as Next.js or Laravel may still appear when they are exposed.
How accurate is it?
Strong matches such as Shopify CDN scripts or WordPress wp-content paths are usually reliable. Lightweight or heavily customised sites can return a lower confidence result or look custom even when a CMS sits behind a custom frontend.
Can it detect headless CMS setups?
Sometimes only the frontend framework is visible. Headless Contentful, Sanity or similar backends often leave few public CMS fingerprints, so the result may show Custom code plus stack hints.
Do you store the URLs I check?
Checks are processed to return results. Use public website URLs only. Do not submit private admin or staging URLs that should stay internal.
Can NP SoftTech rebuild or migrate the site you detect?
Yes. As an official Shopify Partner we migrate stores to Shopify, rebuild custom storefronts and improve existing themes. Share the URL you checked in a project inquiry.