Your base, counted independently
How many companies verifiably run you, by country and network, from public signals rather than your own CRM.
Vendors tracking install base
Your footprint, and your rivals’.
An independent count of your verified customers by segment, your competitors’ trends, and category reports with a method anyone can check.
What you get
Built for vendors tracking their install base
Rivals, weekly
Watch a competitor’s base grow or shrink and see which companies switched, with dates.
Category reports you can publish
A method anyone can check against the public source, so your numbers hold up when a journalist or analyst asks.
From the graph
The numbers behind it
Floors as of 2026-09. A floor, not a market total: IXM counts only companies whose public signals it has verified, and the graph grows every day.
1.0M+companies on Google Workspace
924K+companies on Microsoft 365
96K+companies behind Proofpoint
49K+companies behind Mimecast
Worked example
From your product to a category view
| Step | What you do | What comes back |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Name your platform and the rivals you track | Verified install base per vendor, same method |
| 2 | Cut by segment | Share by country and platform mix, as floors |
| 3 | Subscribe to the change feed | Companies that adopted, dropped or switched, dated |
Delivered via:
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Questions
Before you start
Will my count match my CRM?
Not exactly. IXM counts companies that publicly signal your product on their domain. Some customers never publish a signal; some signals linger after churn. It is an independent floor.
Can you co-brand a report?
Yes, on request. Reports carry the method and the floor statement so readers can check them.
Can I see who switched to a rival?
Yes. A switch is a removal of your signal and an adoption of theirs on the same domain, dated.
Trademarks belong to their owners. Vendor names identify the platform a company runs; they imply no endorsement.