Websites using UPS
Description of UPS: UPS is an American multinational shipping & receiving and supply chain management company.
UPS is used by 42.05% of websites in the Shipping carriers category.
Business and Finance is the most popular main category among the websites using UPS.
Arts and Crafts is the most popular subcategory among the websites that are using UPS.
The technologies that are most often used together with UPS are Open Graph, core-js, HSTS, webpack, Module Federation, HTTP/3, RSS, Cart Functionality, Facebook Pixel, Google Tag Manager.
Our AI based recommender engine (trained on 100 million data points) suggests that websites using UPS may also be interested in using these other technologies: USPS, FedEx, Tidio, DHL, AngularJS, LiveChat, Back In Stock, ExactMetrics, EWWW Image Optimizer, CKEditor.
Top IAB Industry Verticals using UPS
Top 10 technologies that are most often used together with UPS
Technologies that are most interesting for website using UPS, as determined by our AI recommender
Distribution of domains using UPS over IAB1 verticals
Introduction to UPS
UPS is an acronym that stands for Uninterruptible Power Supply. It is a device that provides emergency power to a load when the input power source fails. This ensures that critical equipment such as computers, servers and other electronics continue to operate during a power outage or voltage fluctuations. The UPS can be powered by a battery, generator or other power source. UPS systems are common in data centers, hospitals, banks, and other facilities that require uninterrupted power supply to ensure smooth operations.
Practical Applications
of UPS
- Ensuring uninterrupted power supply for critical equipment in hospitals and medical facilities
- Protecting data centers and servers from power surges and outages
- Providing backup power for ATMs and other financial equipment
- Ensuring continuous power for telecommunications equipment and networks
- Protecting home appliances and electronics from power disruptions and surges.
Benefits and Advantages of UPS
- Provides backup power during power outages
- Protects sensitive electronic devices from power surges and spikes
- Allows for graceful shutdown of devices in the event of a power outage, preventing data loss or damage
- Regulates voltage to prevent damage to devices from overvoltage or undervoltage
- Can extend the lifespan of electronic devices by providing clean and stable power
- Ideal for businesses and organizations that rely on continuous power supply to prevent downtime and loss of revenue
- Can be easily integrated into existing power infrastructure and networked for remote monitoring and management.
Distribution of domains using UPS over IAB2 verticals
Most popular websites using UPS
Less popular websites using UPS
Distribution of domains using UPS over 1 million most popular domains
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Distribution of domains using UPS over domain ages
The average age of websites using UPS is 12.5 years.
The average page rank (measure of backlink strength) of websites using UPS is 2.65.
5 technologies that are less often used together with UPS
| Technology | % of use together with UPS | Website |
|---|
| WHMCS | 0.082 | http://www.whmcs.com |
| Bread | 0.082 | https://www.breadpayments.com |
| Iubenda | 0.082 | https://www.iubenda.com/ |
| Skimlinks | 0.082 | https://skimlinks.com |
| Firepush | 0.082 | https://getfirepush.com |
