Precise Geolocation
City, region, country, postal code and GPS coordinates for any IP address worldwide.
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Everything You Need to Know About an IP
Our IP intelligence platform delivers comprehensive data in milliseconds.
VPN & Proxy Detection
Identify VPN, proxy, Tor exit nodes, and datacenter IPs to prevent fraud and abuse.
ASN & ISP Data
Full Autonomous System Number details, organization name, and network information.
Interactive Map
Visualize any IP location on an interactive map with pinpoint accuracy.
Lightning Fast
Results delivered in under 100ms. No delays, no loading screens, no friction.
JSON API
Developers can integrate via our clean REST API. No key required for basic lookups.
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Read more →Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is IP geolocation?
IP geolocation is typically accurate to the country level (99%+) and city level (70–90%). Accuracy depends on ISP data quality and whether the user is behind a VPN or proxy.
Can I find someone's exact address using their IP?
No. IP geolocation shows approximate location (city/region) — not a street address. This is both a technical limitation and a legal protection for users' privacy.
Is this tool free to use?
Yes. Basic IP lookups are completely free with no account required. We offer a developer API for high-volume usage.
What is an ASN?
An Autonomous System Number (ASN) identifies a network on the internet operated by a single organization, such as an ISP, university, or company.
Why does my IP show the wrong location?
This happens when using a VPN, proxy, or when your ISP registers a different region. It can also occur when ISP data is outdated in geolocation databases.