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Cloud Footprint Insights takes one company and returns its whole cloud footprint: totals, its top providers, countries and regions, how many new hosts appeared each week, the latest hosts, and flags — the changes worth acting on. Use Cloud Footprint Search to build a list of companies. Use Insights when you want the full story for one of them.

Before you start

You need the company’s domain_search_id. Every row from Cloud Footprint Search, Company Search and Company Lookup carries one.
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Take domain_search_id from the first row.

Request

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With no dates, the window is the last 90 days. Your plan may limit how far back date_from can go.

What comes back

A host is a named address the company runs, such as api.example.com. A server is a distinct IP address behind those hosts. The top lists are sorted by servers, then hosts. weekly_series weeks start on Monday in your workspace timezone.

Flags

Flags turn the footprint into things you can act on. There are five lists. Each holds up to 8 items, newest first, and each item names real hosts you can check yourself. Every flag is checked again when you ask for it. A change that has since been undone drops out.

Moved hosts

This production host left AWS in Oregon and now runs on Oracle Cloud in Phoenix.
  • is_provider_change is true when the provider changed. It is false when only the country or region changed.
  • is_live_confirmed is true when the host answers from to right now. It is false when the host has left from but its new place could not be confirmed.

Twin hosts

  • service is the name the hosts share.
  • providers lists the clouds the service is live on, newest first. new_provider is the newest one.
  • hosts gives one live host per cloud, up to 3.

Test hosts

An AWS company with a new development host on Google Cloud.
  • tags are the words in the host name that mark it as non-production.
  • is_poc is true when the name marks a proof of concept or pilot. These items come first.
  • places is where the host is live now. It never includes primary_provider.

New providers

  • host_count is how many hosts the company has on this provider now.
  • hosts gives up to 3 live hosts as proof.

New regions

The provider was already in use before the window. Only the region is new. When cloud_region is null, the flag is a new country on that provider.

When flags are empty

  • flags is null. Flags are not ready for this company yet. The rest of the response is still complete.
  • One list is null. That list could not be built on this call. The other lists are still valid. Try again later.
  • is_spam_flood is true. The company’s host names are too noisy to flag, so every list is empty.
  • A list is []. Nothing matched in the window. twin_hosts, test_hosts, new_providers and new_regions only count something as new once Pubrio has tracked the company for 90 days, so a recently tracked company returns empty lists.

Recipes

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Keeps only moves between providers. Many moves off the same provider point to a migration.

Things worth knowing

  • A company that runs in two countries counts in both country entries, so the top lists can add up to more than totals.
  • is_cross_border is null when the company has no known headquarters. That means unknown, not domestic.

Cloud Footprint Insights reference

Every request key and response field.

Cloud Footprint Search

Build a list of companies by provider, country, region and size.

Setting up webhooks

Push cloud footprint changes to a webhook or email.
Last modified on September 28, 2026