Companies that use ProjectDiscovery (current customer list)

Company	Employees	Industry	Region	YoY Headcount Growth
Compania Nationala Loteria Romana S.A.	1,001–5,000	Gambling Facilities and Casinos	RO	N/A
BookMyShow	1,001–5,000	Entertainment Providers	N/A	+16.4%
European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts - ECMWF	501–1,000	Environmental Services	GB	+15.4%
AccuKnox	51–200	Computer and Network Security	US	-6.3%
mpm-motor.com	2–10	N/A	N/A	N/A
Eightfold AI	501–1,000	Software Development	US	+3%
Sahlgrenska Academy at University of Gothenburg	1,001–5,000	Research Services	SE	N/A
Nedbank	10,001+	Financial Services	ZA	-1.3%
Living Hope Community Church	11–50	Religious Institutions	US	+1.2%
BAMKO	1,001–5,000	Advertising Services	US	N/A
AP (Thailand) Public Company Limited	1,001–5,000	Real Estate	TH	N/A
MV	1,001–5,000	Software Development	BR	+4.4%
Saigon Newport Corporation	2–10	Maritime Transportation	VN	0%
Unifonic	501–1,000	Information Technology & Services	SA	+10.8%
Adjust	201–500	Software Development	DE	-29.1%
Greenhouse Software	501–1,000	Software Development	US	+11.6%
Telesom	1,001–5,000	Telecommunications	SO	N/A
digi-texx.vn	2–10	N/A	VN	N/A
DreamRobot GmbH	11–50	IT Services and IT Consulting	DE	+18.2%
Alpha International	51–200	Non-profit Organization Management	GB	N/A

👥 What types of companies is most likely to use ProjectDiscovery?

Source: Analysis of Linkedin bios of 128 companies that use ProjectDiscovery

I noticed that ProjectDiscovery's customers span an incredibly diverse range of industries, but they share a common thread: they're all operating digital infrastructure at scale. These aren't just "tech companies." I'm seeing major financial institutions like Nedbank and New York Life, entertainment platforms like BookMyShow and Roblox, healthcare systems like MV in Brazil, telecommunications providers like Telesom, and even government organizations like ECMWF. What unites them is that they all run critical digital services where security vulnerabilities could have massive consequences, whether that's customer data, financial transactions, or public services.

These companies are predominantly in growth or mature stages. I'm seeing lots of Series C through E funding rounds, many post-IPO companies, and established enterprises with 1,000+ employees. Even the smaller companies often describe decades of experience or market leadership positions. The employee counts cluster heavily in the 500-5,000 range, with many having global operations across multiple countries.