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15 Countries With the Highest Number of Active Websites on WordPress in 2023
The top three countries in WordPress usage are the United States (3.8 million), Germany (1.7 million) and the United Kingdom (1.3 million).
Sources: trends.builtwith.com October 2023
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Which country has the highest number of active WordPress websites in 2023?
As of October 2023, the largest number of active WordPress websites are in the United States: 3,827 million. Source: trends.builtwith.com
Which countries have the fewest active WordPress websites in 2023?
As of 2023, approximately 86 active WordPress websites are recorded in Svalbard, Vatican City, Eritrea, Norfolk Island, and Heard Island. Source: trends.builtwith.com
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