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Pi-hole LLC operates pi-hole.net and related hosting and community platforms.
Pi-hole LLC runs pi-hole.net and its accompanying hosting and community platforms, providing a privacy- and security-focused space for discussion, collaboration, and shared resources. The organization supports an open, user-driven ecosystem through forums, documentation, and policy guidance, serving a global audience of developers, researchers, and everyday users.
To empower a privacy-conscious, community-driven ecosystem by providing hosting, discussion forums, and shared resources that support secure, ethical software use and collaboration.
What we offer
Market segments
Market size by segment
Growth potential (CAGR)
DNS-based ad blocking
Capabilities that block ads, trackers, and malware by filtering DNS queries at the network level to reduce unwanted content and telemetry.
On-premises DNS filtering
Self-hosted DNS filtering and management for local networks, including consolidated TOML configuration, Docker deployment, embedded web server and REST API, and migration support.
Residential and small business network security
Network-level privacy and security controls tailored to home and small office environments, emphasizing easy deployment, HTTPS support, allowlists, and a redesigned user interface for basic and expert modes.
DNS privacy and resolver management
Features that improve DNS resolution privacy and control, including FTL resolver integration, HTTPS/encrypted DNS options, Lua scripting for custom behavior, and support for Adblock Plus lists.
More information about our offering
Pi-hole
Pi-hole is a network-wide ad blocking platform that runs on local networks to block DNS-based ads, tracking, and malware. It features an integrated web interface, REST API, support for allowlists, consolidated configuration within a single TOML file, a redesigned user experience, HTTPS capabilities, and Docker deployment options. The platform works with the FTL DNS resolver and facilitates configuration migration during upgrades.
- Unified Server ArchitectureProvides lightweight installation and operation by eliminating the need for external web services.
- Simplify Configuration ManagementStreamlines setting adjustments and migrations through a unified configuration approach.
- Tailored User ExperienceImproves accessibility and usability through a user-friendly layout and customizable interface modes.
- Stronger Privacy ProtectionBoosts user privacy and DNS query handling through significant improvements in the FTL core.
- Whitelist Specific DomainsEasily manage domains that should bypass ad blocking, ensuring essential services remain accessible.
- Seamless Upgrade ProcessSimplifies the transition between versions, ensuring user settings and preferences are retained.
- Enhanced Ad BlockingBroaden ad filtering options by utilizing popular ADP-style domain lists, effectively blocking more ads.
- Secure AccessEnsures secure web interface access through native support for HTTPS, providing encryption for user data.
- Quick Set-Up Using DockerFacilitates rapid deployment and management of installation via pre-configured Docker images.
- Expand Functionality with LuaEnhances Pi-hole functionalities through custom scripts, enabling tailored behavior and configurations.
References
Methodology and sourcing behind the figures shown above.
DNS-based ad blocking
Estimation based on available market reports for the broader advertisement/ad‑blockers market (USD 3.9B in 2024; multiple forecasts show mid-single‑digit to high-single‑digit CAGRs). DNS‑based ad blocking is a technology subsegment (network‑level DNS resolvers and services) — assumed to represent roughly ~10% of the overall ad‑blockers market today given rising adoption by routers, ISPs, enterprise DNS services and standalone DNS providers. Growth potential (CAGR ~9%) is aligned with or slightly above reported overall market CAGRs (7.8–8.7%) reflecting network‑level deployment trends and demand for cross‑device protection.
On-premises DNS filtering
Used reported DNS/DNS-security market sizes and CAGRs in the search results (VMR: $1.38B in 2023; KBV: managed DNS $566.5M in 2022 rising to $2.1B by 2030; Credence/PRN: DNS Firewall $5.51B by 2032). On‑premises DNS filtering is a deployment subsegment (not separately sized in results). I assumed an on‑premises share of ~30% of the DNS security/ DNS firewall market (enterprise preference for local control) and applied the DNS security CAGR (~8.4%) as the on‑premises growth proxy, yielding an estimated current market size ≈ $1.38B * 30% = $0.414B and a CAGR ~8.5%.
Residential and small business network security
Estimate based on ResearchAndMarkets monitored-system counts for Europe and North America (37.2M NA + 19.6M EU ≈ 56.8M active monitored alarms at end-2024). Applying a conservative annual ARPU of ~$150 (monitoring/subscription and modest device/service revenue) yields ≈$8.5B annual market for residential and small-business network/security services in these regions. Growth potential set to ~4.0% CAGR derived from a weighted average of reported monitored-alarm CAGRs (North America 3.5%, Europe 4.6%) with modest upside from managed/security service trends (higher CAGRs reported for related MSS and assessment markets).
- There were an estimated 37.2 million active monitored alarm systems in the US and Canada at the end of 2024.
- In the EU27+3, there were about 19.6 million active monitored alarm systems at the end of 2024.
- Growing at a CAGR of 3.5%, the number of monitored alarms in North America is estimated to reach 44.1 million in 2029.
- The number of monitored home and small business alarms in Europe is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 4.6%, to reach 24.5 million alarm systems in 2029.
- Global Managed Security Services Market is valued at USD 48.37 Billion in 2026 and expected to reach USD 86.13 Billion by 2033 with a CAGR of 8.59%.
- Market Size (2026) USD 5.15 Billion; Growth Rate (2026 - 2031) 5.78%.
- The North America Physical Security Market was valued at $11511.7 Million in 2025 and projected to reach $14614.5 Million by 2030, CAGR 4.9%.
DNS privacy and resolver management
Search results do not include an explicit market size for DNS privacy/resolver management. I used reported IoT device growth and increasing DNS security/regulatory pressure to infer demand growth, together with broader security/GRC software market growth as a proxy for enterprise security spend. Rapid increase in connected devices (IDC / arXiv) and DNS being a primary attack vector (EfficientIP, DigiCert) support a niche managed/resolver privacy market in the low-single‑billion USD range today, with above‑market growth driven by encrypted DNS (DoH/DoT), resolver management, and enterprise privacy/compliance requirements.
- IDC estimates that in 2016 there were 12.1 billion connected devices, and this is expected to grow to 30 billion by 2020
- The proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has transformed the landscape ... with more than 75 billion connected devices
- Market Size, 2025USD 16.5 Billion; CAGR, 2026–2035 7.8%