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IP Geolocation Lookup

Find the physical location of any IP address or domain. Get detailed information including city, country, ISP, CDN detection, and latency from our nearest probe. Free to use. No signup required.

We'll lookup the geolocation, resolve DNS, detect CDN usage, and measure latency from our nearest probe.

Results for

Location

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IP Address
Timezone
Latitude
Longitude

Network

ISP
Organization
AS Number
Hosting/Datacenter Proxy/VPN Mobile Network

DNS Resolution

Hostname
Resolved IP
Resolution Time
ms

CDN Detection

CDN Detected
Edge:
Cache:
No CDN detected

Latency from Nearest Probe

Probe Location
Distance
km
Status
Latency
ms

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FAQs

How accurate is IP geolocation?
IP geolocation is typically accurate to the city level for most commercial ISPs. Datacenter and hosting IPs are usually very accurate. Mobile networks and VPNs may show less accurate locations due to how they route traffic.
What does "Hosting/Datacenter" mean?
This flag indicates the IP belongs to a hosting provider or datacenter rather than a residential or business ISP. It's common for websites, APIs, and cloud services.
How does CDN detection work?
We analyze HTTP response headers for signatures of popular CDN providers like Cloudflare, AWS CloudFront, Fastly, Akamai, and others. We also try to detect the edge server location when available.
Why measure latency from the nearest probe?
We find our probe closest to the target IP's location and measure latency from there. This gives you an idea of how users in that region would experience connectivity to the target server.