This study examines the cross-national relationship between a country’s subjective well-being and its structural digitalization landscape, identifying the macro-digital characteristics that move in tandem with national happiness. Utilizing a quantitative, non-parametric correlational design, this study analyzes secondary data from a global sample (N=78). All variables were time-aggregated into a stable three-year mean (2022–2024). Well-being was evaluated via the World Happiness Report Mean Score, while the digital landscape was operationalized across social media penetration, gender demographics, and platform web traffic shares from DataReportal using Spearman’s rank correlation (α=0.05). The empirical analysis revealed highly significant bivariate associations across four tested dimensions (p<0>