AI-Built Websites, 2 Nov – 8 Nov 2026: Weekly Scan Report

By AI Website Detector Research · Published · Covers 2 Nov – 8 Nov 2026 (ISO week 2026-W45)

Key takeaways

  • We analysed 18,408 unique websites this week. 24.6% of them (4,530) showed AI involvement: 511 were built on an AI-native platform (2.8%) and 4,019 used an AI-compatible or AI-augmented stack.
  • That is 0.4 percentage points higher than the week before (24.2%, from 13,898 sites).
  • Next.js was the most detected builder or platform with 3,355 sites (18.2% of the week's scans).
  • Among AI-native builders, Lovable led with 281 sites, ahead of Framer (129).

The week in numbers

Websites analysed
18,408
AI-native builds
511 (2.8%)
AI-assisted / compatible
4,019
Traditional builds
13,878

We analysed 18,408 unique websites this week. 24.6% of them (4,530) showed AI involvement: 511 were built on an AI-native platform (2.8%) and 4,019 used an AI-compatible or AI-augmented stack. That is 0.4 percentage points higher than the week before (24.2%, from 13,898 sites).

Most detected builders and platforms

Builder / platformSitesShareWeek before
Next.js3,35518.2%2,476
WordPress1,3267.2%1,069
Elementor6813.7%493
Shopify4262.3%339
Astro3942.1%259
PHP2831.5%164
Lovable2811.5%218
Express.js1971.1%138
WooCommerce1781%129
Wix1740.9%151

Next.js was the most detected builder or platform with 3,355 sites (18.2% of the week's scans). Next.js grew the most week on week, from 2,476 to 3,355 sites.

AI-native builders

Among AI-native builders, Lovable led with 281 sites, ahead of Framer (129).

Where the sites are hosted

The most common hosting provider was Cloudflare (7,468 sites).

  • Cloudflare: 7,468 sites
  • Vercel: 2,627 sites
  • Netlify: 671 sites
  • GitHub Pages: 404 sites
  • AWS CloudFront: 197 sites
  • AWS S3: 156 sites

How to read this report

Every figure counts unique domains that visitors and our own checks scanned between 2 November 2026 and 8 November 2026 (UTC). Each domain is counted once per week, bots and blocked or spam domains are removed, and the classification follows the same scoring rules as every report on this site. The sample is made of sites people chose to check, so it is not a random sample of the web: read the shares as a picture of what our users scan, not of all websites.

Want the longer view? The monthly insights and the AI builder market share page put these weekly numbers in context, and the methodology explains what the detector can and cannot see.

How our detection works — see our methodology: AI Influence Score calculation, evidence tiers, and fingerprint signal types.