Map platform footprints
Compare observed Slack names, Shopify storefronts, and public Statuspage properties without stitching three feeds together.
Slack · Shopify · Atlassian Statuspage / Daily releases
Public platform footprints, connected.
SubdomainData turns public platform hostnames into dated, deduplicated releases for market mapping, organization research, and operational analysis.
Observed public signals, not a verified customer list.
Why this dataset is useful
Three public signals, one research-ready release.
Connect organization candidates
Use normalized names, domains, and versioned evidence to find likely cross-provider relationships without presenting them as proven ownership.
Study change and reliability
Keep first-observed semantics beside Statuspage incidents, component transitions, and availability coverage.
Bounded public preview
Selected records from the release.
At most six examples are published here. Search, pagination, and the complete release remain available only to the purchasing account.
No public release sample is available yet.
The first complete Slack, Shopify, and Statuspage release will appear here.
What SubdomainData adds
A release, not a pasted hostname list.
- Complete provider pinsEvery release freezes one ready snapshot from Slack, Shopify, and Statuspage.
- Honest observed datesUnknown for a provider baseline; first observed by SubdomainData for later additions.
- Provider-native detailStorefront state, public status components, incidents, transitions, and daily availability coverage.
- Versioned resolutionOrganization candidates, evidence rules, immutable artifacts, checksums, and a manifest stay attached to the release.
One-time purchase
Browse every provider. Export the release.
$50one release
Unlock full in-browser access plus six compressed CSV files for organizations, Slack, Shopify, Statuspage, incidents, and daily availability.
Available after the first complete three-provider release
A public footprint does not verify a current customer, owner, plan, account status, or access to any provider service.
Read the signal correctly
Public evidence has boundaries.
Observed, not verified. A public hostname or page is evidence of a platform footprint, not proof of a current paid customer or corporate owner.
Matched, not merged by assumption. Cross-provider organization links require versioned public evidence and remain candidates when ownership is uncertain.
History can be partial. Statuspage incident and availability coverage begins with the first complete release and may not represent earlier history.
Slack hostnames come from the public crt.name aggregate. Shopify and Statuspage records come from public platform surfaces. SubdomainData does not probe Slack workspaces or use private Shopify or Atlassian APIs.
Read the source methodologyField note
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