Companies using FullStory
19 companies in the VendorStacks index name FullStory as part of their analytics / data stack in their public web presence. Every match carries the quoted source row it was extracted from — no inference, no fingerprint guessing.
Sample of companies using FullStory
| Company | Used for |
|---|---|
| ziphq.com | Analytics / Data |
| languagetool.org | Analytics / Data |
| keends.com | Analytics / Data |
| insight.scmagazineuk.com | Analytics / Data |
| w.media | Analytics / Data |
| trust.logicgate.com | Analytics / Data |
| trust.cresta.com | Analytics / Data |
| noviams.com | Analytics / Data |
| docs.ovhcloud.com | Analytics / Data |
| docs.getthread.com | Analytics / Data |
Showing 10 of 19. The full list — with evidence, source URLs and refresh timestamps — comes back from one API call.
curl "https://api.vendorstacks.com/v1/prospect?vendor=FullStory" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer vr_live_…"
Commonly appears alongside
Vendors that most often show up in the same stacks as FullStory.
How this is collected
VendorStacks runs a multi-source extraction pipeline over a company's public web presence: crawling, rendering JavaScript pages and PDFs, and matching a deterministic vendor taxonomy against what the company itself publishes. Nothing is inferred from tracking pixels or guessed from job posts — if we say a company uses FullStory, we can show you the sentence that says so. How it works →
Most recent refresh in this set: 2026-08-27.