How to get a list of companies that are currently using another company

This is probably a pretty basic prospecting question, so please don't savage me too hard.

I'm looking to build a list of all clients that use a certain technology. For example, if I want to sell a product that's a force multiplier for Infor ERP, what would be a few ways to get a list of companies using said ERP?

I'm poor and stupid, so the cheaper and easier the better.
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poweredbycaffeine
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Do you have access to anything like ZoomInfo, Apollo, Lusha, etc? They have technographics filters.

Or just find a company selling lists...they're never expensive.

You can also try Builtwith.
dwightyouignorantsale
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Use Wappalyzer or Builtwith. The only way you can get an exported list is if you pay for it, usually. The two options above are free.
sketchysales
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for me, my customers often will post a list of resellers so its easy. Does your competitor have anyting like that or a list of testimonials or similar
Kosta_Konfucius
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Hoovers is the only tool i have heard of outside of the typical ZM tool
CuriousFox
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And it's terrible. Old ass info.
Kosta_Konfucius
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Not sure about pricing but I assumed it was cheaper, but ZM seems to be the best
Coastal_crusher
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Zoominfo will give you the most direct answer. Also these days if you hop on a company page in LinkedIn, it’ll tell you ‘used by’ XYZ sample of companies
Gasty
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I’ve seen this in navigator’s search. Is it now on the cheap and stupid LinkedIn too?
Diablo
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Builtwith is just great !
Maximas
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Recommend you either Zoom info or Builtwith if you got an access to any.
TennisandSales
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if the tech is someone that needs to be added to their website, there are products that can tell you when it was added and when it was taken off.
ChumpChange
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I used a combination of BuiltWith and SimilarWeb.
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