IP address location lookup
Enter any IP address or domain to see its country, city, internet provider, ASN, reverse DNS and the company that hosts it.
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Find where any IP or website is hosted
Look up an IP address to see the country and city it's routed from, the internet provider or hosting company that owns it, its network number (ASN) and reverse DNS name. Enter a domain instead and we resolve its IPv4 and IPv6 addresses first, so you can see which company hosts any website.
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Open toolFrequently asked questions about IP location lookup
It shows where an IP address is registered and routed from: country, region and city, the internet provider or hosting company (ISP), its network number (ASN), the reverse DNS name and the time zone.
Yes. Type a domain like example.com and we resolve its A (IPv4) and AAAA (IPv6) records, then look up each address. That tells you which company and country host the website.
Enter the website's domain. The ISP and network owner of its IP address is almost always the hosting company, or a CDN such as Cloudflare if the site sits behind one.
An Autonomous System Number identifies a network that routes its own IP addresses on the internet, such as a hosting company, a mobile operator or a big tech company. AS13335, for example, is Cloudflare.
Reverse DNS (a PTR record) turns an IP address back into a host name. Mail servers in particular need a correct reverse DNS name, or their email is more likely to land in spam.
No. It is accurate to the country and usually the region, but city data is an estimate and it never shows a street address.
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