IPASK
Check the IP before you open a new store
Paste a batch of IPs. In seconds you will know which are genuinely residential, which are datacenter addresses sold as residential, and which are worth the money.
one per line · comma or space separated · ports allowed · max 10 · Fill sample · Clear · · · sample.csv
1 Paste a pool → 2 Get verdicts + evidence → 3 Export CSV or share a report
Rule-based advice by verdict class. It is not a platform decision.
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Checked in your browser only: timezone, language, system clock, WebRTC and User-Agent against the IP. Nothing is stored.
| IP | Verdict | Confidence | Evidence | Advice |
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What this checks
Every IP is matched against the ASN registry, network usage type, the official Tor exit list and geolocation data. The verdict and the evidence behind it are shown side by side, so you can decide for yourself.
Every verdict is rule-based and auditable. It is an initial screen, not an official platform decision.
We do not store the IP list you paste. Logs only keep call counts for billing.
How to use
- Paste one or more IPs into the box above (one per line, or separated by commas).
- Press Check — verdict, confidence and evidence appear within a second.
- Copy the batch to CSV, or paste a license key in the sidebar for higher daily quotas.
Field reference
- IP Address
- The address being checked. IPv4 only for now; ports and IPv6 brackets are stripped automatically.
- Verdict
- One of: residential, datacenter, CDN edge, mobile, VPN or Tor. One label per IP.
- Confidence
- How strongly the collected data supports the verdict. It is not a probability.
- Evidence
- The ASN, network usage type or blacklist hit that produced the verdict.
- Advice
- What to do with this address: use it, warm up an account first, or stay away.
- Country
- Country of the address, with its flag. Based on the two-letter country code.
- Region / State
- Province, state or region under the country when the database has it.
- District
- A finer administrative division; frequently empty outside large cities.
- City
- Inferred city. Accuracy is lower for hosting and proxy addresses.
- Coordinates
- Latitude and longitude at city level, not a street address.
- Postal Code
- Postal code for the inferred location, when available.
- Time Zone
- Olson time zone name for the inferred location.
- ASN
- Autonomous System Number that announces the range, e.g. AS15169.
- ASN Name
- The organisation registered for that ASN.
- ISP
- The provider that actually hands out the address, which may differ from the ASN owner.
- Domain
- Related domain from reverse DNS or ownership metadata, when present.
- Usage Type
- Network usage classification: ISP, MOB, DCH, CDN and similar codes.
- Network Range
- The CIDR block that contains the address.
- Risk Score
- A 0–100 heuristic combining the signals above. Higher means more signals fired.
- Security Flags
- Proxy, VPN, Tor and Data Center markers. All four are derived from the same evaluation.
- Native IP
- A screen for “looks like a normal ISP range”: no proxy signal, ISP or mobile usage, unicast address.
- Proxy Type
- Readable proxy category; shown as “none” when no proxy signal is present.
- Quota & Plans
- Free accounts get 10 addresses a day. Pro raises it to 500 a day and 50 per batch.
- CSV & History
- Pro can export the batch to CSV and revisit the last 30 days of checks.