Websites using FreakOut
We detect FreakOut on 101 websites, <0.01% of the 12.6 million live sites we have crawled — and 0.17% of the 11,510 most popular, from b.hatena.ne.jp to tenki.jp.
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Top sites using FreakOut
Full list (101 sites) →Filter by rank and language. Contact pages and e-mails included.
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From the domain extension, not from where the site is hosted.
Country domains
- Japan.jp47
- Malaysia.my2
- Taiwan.tw2
- Indonesia.id1
- Singapore.sg1
Languages
- Japanese
- English
- Chinese
- Indonesian
- Thai
FreakOut at a glance
We detect FreakOut on 101 websites, <0.01% of the 12.6 million live sites we have crawled. It ranks 81st out of 179 in the Advertising category. It is more common among the most popular sites: 0.17% of the top 11,510 use it (20), and <0.01% of the top 1.3 million (78). Sites using it often also use jQuery, Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics. Its main alternatives in Advertising are Google AdSense, Linkedin Ads and Google Publisher Tag. The sites using it are most often in Japanese, followed by English and Chinese.
Most popular sites: domains in the top 10,000 or the top 1 million of at least one public ranking (Tranco, Majestic, Open PageRank).
FreakOut is a programmatic advertising and demand-side platform (DSP) that enables marketers to execute data-driven digital advertising campaigns. The platform provides real-time bidding capabilities across display, mobile, and video inventory. FreakOut leverages machine learning algorithms to optimize ad performance and audience targeting. It is widely used in Asian markets, particularly Japan, for programmatic media buying. The platform integrates with major ad exchanges and supply-side platforms to access premium inventory. FreakOut offers advanced analytics and reporting tools for campaign performance tracking. Marketers use it to reach specific audiences through precise targeting and automated bidding strategies.
Counts follow the sites we crawl. Our crawl grew sharply in October 2026, so part of that month's rise reflects coverage, not adoption.
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