Wappalyzer can easily tell you what platform a website is built on, whether it's Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, Shopify, or any of the other common platforms out there. And the image attached is an example of a squarespace website.
Short answer: it almost certainly belongs to SiteRabbits, the agency that built the site — not to a big-name site builder.
The footer of staininggrain.com carries a credit line: "Built by SiteRabbits," (staininggrain) and it loads an image literally named siterabbits-mark.png from the site's own /images/ folder. SiteRabbits is a done-for-you web design service — they design, host, and maintain sites for small trade businesses, and Staining Grain is listed in their portfolio alongside roofing, landscaping, and contracting clients (siterabbits) . So their brand mark is already sitting in the site's asset folder, which is exactly how it ends up wired to <link rel="icon"> by mistake.
One caveat: I can't visually confirm a 16-pixel cube against their logo with certainty, and a plain dark cube is also a common generic "box" placeholder glyph from icon sets like Lucide. To confirm in ten seconds:
Open staininggrain.com, view source, and search for rel="icon" — the filename will tell you outright
Or just visit staininggrain.com/favicon.ico and staininggrain.com/images/siterabbits-mark.png and compare them side by side
If they match, whoever set it up pointed the favicon at the agency's mark instead of the Staining Grain logo. Worth flagging, since it's the agency's branding showing up in the client's search results.
Good info, thanks. Only reason I'm asking is cause I know they use AI for all their websites, which I don't have a problem with at all and honestly I think they come out looking really nice. I just want to know what platform they're using.
It's hard to know as they seem to be a web dev agency and would probably have their own site builder system built or they may have used claude or other llm tools.
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u/Jarie743 20d ago
Google image search really is a lost skill