Installmap publishes research reports on the software that company websites run, measured across lists such as the Fortune 500, the Inc 5000 and Y Combinator, with the data behind each report.
This repository holds copies of the datasets published on https://installmap.com. Each folder under data/ matches one research post.
| Dataset |
Rows |
What it counts |
Research post |
CSV |
fortune-100-ai-homepage |
571 |
Do the companies on these lists say AI on their homepage? |
63 of the Fortune 100 leave AI off their homepage, Amazon and Tesla included |
fortune500.csv fortune500_by_rank_band.csv groups.csv inc5000_by_industry.csv inc5000_by_rank_band.csv yc_by_industry.csv yc_by_year.csv |
fortune-500-podcast-links |
1,006 |
Podcast links on the homepages of four company lists |
7% of Fortune 500 homepages link to a podcast. The industry figure is 38% |
data.csv |
klaviyo-vs-mailchimp-inc-5000 |
1,718 |
Newsletter signup forms and their providers across four company lists |
Klaviyo beats Mailchimp 109 to 91 on the Inc 5000. Mailchimp leads YC 53 to 19 |
data.csv |
llms-txt-adoption |
3,980 |
llms.txt, llms-full.txt and robots.txt across four company lists |
Half of the Inc 5000's llms.txt files were written by a plugin, not the company |
data.csv |
startup-vs-enterprise-stack |
275 |
Startup and enterprise stacks, four company lists |
Vercel is on 27% of YC homepages and 3.4% of the Fortune 500 |
data.csv |
visitor-identification-tags |
1,790 |
Visitor identification tags on four named company lists |
No Fortune 500 homepage identifies visitors by name. 5.7% of YC homepages do |
by_group.csv domains.csv fortune500_taggers.csv inc_by_industry.csv yc_by_year.csv |
yc-stacks-by-batch |
2,119 |
Y Combinator stacks by batch year, 2012 to 2026 |
Vercel hosts 51% of the newest YC batches, up from 8% in 2012-17 |
data.csv |
group-denominators |
4 |
Companies per group: on the list, counted, fetched rendered or plain, and with no record |
How we count |
group-denominators.csv |
Rows are summed over the CSV files in a dataset. Each dataset folder from the site carries its own README.md (columns) and METHOD.md (how it was counted).
The installmap Python package fetches each CSV from https://installmap.com. It uses only the standard library; pandas is used if installed.
# pip install installmap
import installmap
installmap.list_datasets()
installmap.files("fortune-500-podcast-links")
rows = installmap.load("fortune-500-podcast-links") # list of dicts
df = installmap.load("fortune-500-podcast-links", as_frame=True) # pandas DataFrame
Or read the copy in this repository with pandas:
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/InstallMap/installmap-data/main/data/fortune-500-podcast-links/data.csv")
Installmap (2026). Installmap research datasets. https://installmap.com. Licensed CC BY 4.0.
Cite the research post when you use one dataset. CITATION.cff holds the same details.
Data in data/: CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Credit Installmap and link to https://installmap.com.
Code in src/ and tests/: MIT.
Both texts are in LICENSE.