TL;DR
The Technology filter (under Company Filters) finds companies that use specific tools or platforms, detected from public signals.
It is a precision layer. Combine it with Industry and Company Keywords.
Coverage is directional, not exhaustive: many companies that use a tool won't be detected.
Selecting several technologies returns companies that use any of them.
Don't use a tool name as a company keyword to find its users. That finds agencies, not users.
When you'd use this
Use Technology when your offer depends on a specific tool or integration (for example Shopify, HubSpot or Salesforce), so you can prioritize companies that already use it.
Step-by-step
Open the Leads page from the sidebar (or go to next.listkit.io/leads).
Click Filters and open Technology under Company Filters.
Select one or more technologies. A company appears if it uses any of the tools you selected.
Add Industry, Company Keywords, Employee Size and Job Title.
Look at the INDUSTRY column in your results to check the mix before you export.
How detection works
Technology usage is detected from third-party datasets and public website signals such as scripts, tags, pixels and integrations. That means:
Many companies that use a tool won't be detected.
Some companies hide their tech stack.
Not every integration is publicly visible.
Use Technology to confirm usage, not to rule everyone else out.
Why a tool name doesn't work as a keyword
Using "Shopify" in Company Keywords mostly returns Shopify agencies, freelancers and app developers, because they describe themselves that way. Stores rarely do. To find stores that run on Shopify, use the Technology filter.
Examples
A Shopify agency: Technology = Shopify, plus Industry = Retail or Apparel, plus keywords like "clothing" or "boutique".
A HubSpot consultant: Technology = HubSpot, plus Industry = Marketing and Advertising.
A Salesforce integration: Technology = Salesforce, plus Funding = Series A to C, plus Employee Size from about 51 to 500.
Expected outcome
You can find companies that use a specific tool, tell end users apart from agencies, and build precise lists without shrinking your market more than you need to.
FAQ
Why is my Technology list smaller than expected?
Detection is partial by design. Expect to find a portion of the tool's real users, not all of them.
Can I combine several technologies?
Yes. Select all the relevant tools. A company that uses any of them qualifies.
How do I reach companies that don't use a tool yet?
Build a separate search from industry, keyword and company filters, and write the "not using it yet" version of your message. See How do I target the right audience for my offer?
Does Technology use credits?
No. Searching, filtering and checking counts are free. Credits are only used when you export.