The definitive web globalization resource and benchmark.
For two decades, The Web Globalization Report Card has helped companies successfully navigate globalization and localization through a mix of hands-on tips, best practices and industry insights. Now you can directly access a wealth of data and screenshots combined with insights into best practices and future trends.
Top 25 Global Websites
The highest-scoring companies this year, with real screenshots of their sites.
See the ranking →Full 2026 Report Card
Every tracked company, ranked and scored across all four categories.
See the full ranking →Screenshots Archive
Thousands of homepage and gateway screenshots, searchable by company, country, or region.
Browse screenshots →Video Courses
Short classes from John Yunker on going global, global gateways, color and culture, translation, and more — free with an account.
Watch the courses →Language Tracker
18 years of language additions and removals, as a scrollable field report.
Open the Tracker →Why Subscribe
What a subscription unlocks beyond the free Top 20 — the full archive, screenshots, and more.
See what you get →About
The research behind the Report Card, and who’s behind it.
Read more →Want to see more? Create a free account to explore Ask John, the Language Tracker and the full set of free tools.

Ask John
Ask anything about the companies, languages, and trends we track — try a sample question, or type your own.
Language support has grown 160% since 2005
Based on our analysis of the leading global websites, the average number of languages has increased from 13.4 languages in 2005 to 34.8 in 2026.
Does not include JW.org.
The Language Tracker
20 years of language additions and removals across 150 companies and 91 tracked languages, as a scrollable field report. Subscribers can search the full directory and open any company’s complete history.
Open the TrackerCompanies that have relied on the Report Card over the years include:












3M, Adobe, Airbnb, Apple, Autodesk, Cisco Systems, Dell, Deloitte, Enterprise, Expedia, FedEx, Fujifilm, Grant Thornton, Hitachi, HPE, Hubspot, Hyatt, Icebreaker, John Deere, KPMG, Lionbridge, Marriott, McKesson, NEC, Nike, Renesas, Salesforce, Seagate, SDL, Skype, Siemens, Sony, Tinder, Toyota, Uber, United Nations, Verisign, Wells Fargo, World Bank, numerous national tourist boards, and numerous government agencies.


