PostgreSQL
Usage Statistics
Market Share
The market share for PostgreSQL increased by 0.015 percentage points (from 0.032% to 0.047%) for all sites, more than any other segment for the same time period.
|  | Top 1K sites | Top 10K sites | Top 100K sites | Top 1M sites | All Sites | 
|---|
| Market Share |  |  |  |  |  | 
| Websites | 9 | 46 | 221 | 991 | 22,035 | 
| % Change |  233.33% |  390% |  154.93% |  57.5% |  46.88% | 
Top Level Domains
Websites using PostgreSQL were found on 184 top level domains
-  Commercial (.com) (38.57%)
-  France (.fr) (3.716%)
-  Belgium (.be) (3.352%)
-  Australia (.au) (3.303%)
-  Germany (.de) (3.121%)
-  Spain (.es) (2.963%)
-  Chile (.cl) (2.648%)
-  Organization (.org) (2.405%)
-  Network (.net) (2.295%)
-  Switzerland (.ch) (2.186%)
-  Netherlands (.nl) (1.882%)
-  Austria (.at) (1.797%)
-  European Union (.eu) (1.664%)
-  Italy (.it) (1.397%)
-  Mexico (.mx) (1.263%)
-  Indonesia (.id) (1.214%)
-  United Kingdom (.uk) (1.142%)
-  Columbia (.co) (1.093%)
-  Denmark (.dk) (0.984%)
-  Vietnam (.vn) (0.887%)
-  Romania (.ro) (0.85%)
-  Argentina (.ar) (0.777%)
-  Peru (.pe) (0.741%)
-  Finland (.fi) (0.717%)
-  New Zealand (.nz) (0.668%)
-  India (.in) (0.644%)
-  Brazil (.br) (0.571%)
-  Canada (.ca) (0.547%)
-  Ecuador (.ec) (0.51%)
-  Saudi Arabia (.sa) (0.51%)
-  Morocco (.ma) (0.51%)
-  South Africa (.za) (0.474%)
-  British Indian Ocean Territory (.io) (0.462%)
-  Poland (.pl) (0.462%)
-  Russia (.ru) (0.449%)
-  Portugal (.pt) (0.449%)
-  Ukraine (.ua) (0.352%)
-  Lithuania (.lt) (0.316%)
-  Iran (.ir) (0.316%)
-  Singapore (.sg) (0.291%)
-  Slovenia (.si) (0.291%)
-  Sweden (.se) (0.279%)
-  Hungary (.hu) (0.279%)
-  Shop (.shop) (0.267%)
-  Tech (.tech) (0.267%)
-  Croatia (.hr) (0.255%)
-  Info (.info) (0.243%)
-  Norway (.no) (0.243%)
-  Government (.gov) (0.231%)
-  Latvia (.lv) (0.231%)
-  134 Others (8.914%)
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Dependencies
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