Media Companies Using Divi in the UK: 94 Active Firms (2026)

Updated June 2026

UK media companies running a detected website theme publish content, advertising and audience-facing editorial sites with templated web design.

For media and publishing teams, the detected page-builder layer sits between editorial production and audience development: it lets small commercial teams launch campaign pages, newsletters, event listings and advertiser landing pages without a standing front-end squad. Adoption tends to signal a pragmatic web operation rather than a software-led one: content management is outsourced to a familiar stack, while design changes are handled by marketers, editors or retained agencies. The buyer is usually the publisher, marketing lead or commercial director, with engagements closer to template customisation and ongoing site care than enterprise platform replacement.

The UK adoption picture covers 94 actively trading media and publishing companies, with reported headcount totalling 723 people. Within page builders detected across the sector, this theme ranks third at 9.7%, behind alternatives at 42.3% and 11.9% across a denominator of 972. Registered-company skew is clear but not wholly London-centric: London accounts for 29.8%, followed by the South East at 17.0%, the South West at 11.7%, the East of England at 10.6% and the North West at 8.5%.

Template-led publishing sites sit in a relatively ordinary compliance lane, but the stack still touches reader data. Cookie consent, analytics configuration, newsletter capture, comments, competition entries and advertiser pixels can all move a media operator from simple brochure publishing into consent, retention and processor-management questions. Procurement also tends to be agency-shaped: the core theme, content-management layer and plug-ins are often selected by a retained web studio rather than a central technology team. That creates a lower-friction path to launch, while leaving maintenance discipline, accessibility checks and plug-in patching as recurring operational issues.

Adoption appears likely to persist among smaller publishers that need a controllable web front end without rebuilding the whole content operation. Migration pressure is more likely to come from agency churn, security maintenance and editor expectations than from a sector-wide replacement cycle. The theme-led model tends to suit organisations where web publishing is important but not the main product being sold. Larger media employers may keep moving towards more bespoke stacks, while local, specialist and business-to-business publishers are more likely to treat the theme as part of an agency-managed operating layer.

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Employees

Headcount growth (YoY)

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Adoption by company size

Adoption of Divi rises with company size across the trading UK media companies in this cohort. 0.1% of the 91,499 companies with under 10 employees run Divi (64 detected). 2.2% of the 1,410 companies with 10–50 employees run Divi (31 detected). 0.8% of the 121 companies with over 50 employees run Divi (1 detected). That is a 0.7% gap between the over 50 employees and under 10 employees bands.

Active firms

2026

9.7%

Of detected Page builders share

UK media

Median headcount

Filed accounts

199

Verified contacts

Across this cohort

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