Hosting platforms Most used hosting platforms among creators

Google is the most-used hosting platform brand among creators, used by 36 of 143 documented creators as of October 2026, ahead of Squarespace on 18.

Every month from September 2020 to October 2026, counted as of the end of each month. The panel today is 143 creators. It was 13 in October 2020, so a brand can lose share here without losing a single creator.

Where it stands, October 2026

1. 1

   Google

   36/143 25.2%
2. 2

   Squarespace

   18/143 12.6%
3. 3

   Twitch

   15/143 10.5%
4. 4

   Substack

   8/143 5.6%
5. 5

   Spotify

   6/143 4.2%
6. 6

   Amazon

   5/143 3.5%
7. 7

   Buzzsprout

   4/143 2.8%
8. 8

   Framer

   4/143 2.8%
9. 9

   Meta

   4/143 2.8%
10. 10

    Hostinger

    3/143 2.1%
11. 11

    Nebula

    3/143 2.1%
12. 12

    TikTok

    3/143 2.1%
13. 13

    Vimeo

    3/143 2.1%
14. 14

    Webflow

    2/143 1.4%
15. 15

    WordPress

    2/143 1.4%
16. 16

    Apple

    1/143 0.7%
17. 17

    Cloudflare

    1/143 0.7%
18. 18

    DistroKid

    1/143 0.7%
19. 19

    Railway

    1/143 0.7%
20. 20

    Amazon Web Services

    none now

All charts share one scale, 0 to 40% of the panel. A flat line at the bottom is a brand with no reading, not a missing chart. 38 further brands have appeared here and never reached two creators at once; they are counted in the panel and in every share on this page, and not charted, because one creator, once, is a citation rather than a trend.

Who moved

A move is one creator whose most recent reading changed brand between two consecutive months. Creators entering the panel for the first time are not counted — that would inflate every brand with people who simply appeared.

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