Stackpeek vs WeLookup

Compared because they are in the same category. Values come from details confirmed on each vendor's own site. Unknown means the site does not say.

Stackpeek
WeLookup
CategoryStore detectorsStore detectors
What it isFree browser extension naming a store's theme, apps and trackers, with a catalog export.Extension-first store analysis, 7,548 apps and tools.
PriceFree, no accountFree
Pricing tiersNot confirmed yetFree
Free planNot confirmed yetYes
TrialNot confirmed yetUnknown
Detects installed appsNot confirmed yetYes
Detects themeNot confirmed yetNo
Browser extensionNot confirmed yetYes
Free checksNot confirmed yetFree
APINot confirmed yetNo
IntegrationsNot confirmed yetNone stated
OwnershipIndependent, as far as its site saysIndependent, as far as its site says
StatusActiveActive
LaunchedUnknownUnknown

The caveats

Stackpeek. New, with 32 Chrome users at version 0.7.2 when checked, and its own site says so. Only the extension is open source. Each scan sends the store's address and page signals to its server, and the database there is not published. A paid tier is announced. No company or person is named, only registration in Andorra. Like every detector, it only sees apps with code on the storefront.

WeLookup. Small and new, version 1.0.0 at time of checking. Like every detector, it only sees apps with a storefront presence.

How WeLookup differs from Stackpeek

Details for one of these are not confirmed yet, so no difference from Stackpeek is stated.

How Stackpeek differs from WeLookup

Details for one of these are not confirmed yet, so no difference from WeLookup is stated.

Alternatives to Stackpeek · Alternatives to WeLookup
To compare up to four tools at once, pick them with Compare in the directory. Sites: stackpeek.app, welookup.info.