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IP Address Info

Country, city, provider and ASN by IP address.

What an IP address can tell you

Technical facts about a connection. It will not identify a person — that is a common misconception.

Provider and autonomous system Who owns the address range. This reveals whether it is home broadband, a mobile carrier or a data centre.
Approximate location The country is reliable, the city much less so. On mobile networks the error can reach hundreds of kilometres.
Connection type A data-centre address means a VPN, proxy or bot. For analytics that is a meaningful signal.
Reverse record The name the address resolves back to. For mail servers, its absence is grounds for suspicion.

When this is useful

Odd traffic in analytics A spike of visits from one country with no orders. Checking the addresses shows whether they are data-centre bots.
A suspicious order A delivery address in one city and a connection from another continent through a VPN — worth a phone call.
Break-in attempts Hundreds of failed logins in the logs. The addresses show whether it is one source or a distributed network.
Mail delivery problems Checking the server address reveals the provider and whether a reverse record exists — both affect spam filtering.

Why the city is often wrong

Data from provider registries The address-to-city mapping comes from registries that update slowly and are not always accurate.
Mobile networks Traffic from a whole region often exits through a single node in the regional capital, so everyone gets the same city.
Corporate networks Branches across a country may reach the internet through head office, so the address points there.
VPNs and proxies They show the server’s city, not the user’s. That is precisely the point of them.

IP address lookup: country, provider, ASN

Enter any IP address — and the service shows the country, region, city, internet provider, owner organization and autonomous system number. All data comes from public GeoIP databases and RIR registries; there is no private information here.

Why you need it: to check a suspicious address from server logs, understand where traffic or an attack comes from, or determine whether an IP belongs to a data center (bots often come from cloud IPs) or a regular ISP. To check whether an IP is in spam databases, use our blacklist check tool.

FAQ

What can you learn from an IP address?
Approximate geographic location (country, region, city), internet provider, autonomous system number (ASN) and the organization owning the range.
How accurate is geolocation?
Country and city accuracy is high, exact address is not. An IP is tied to the provider node, not the user physical location.
What is ASN?
ASN (Autonomous System Number) is a unique network number on the internet. It shows which organization owns a range of IP addresses.
Why check someone else IP?
For diagnostics (where visitors come from), security (detecting suspicious addresses) or geotargeting setup.
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