Your IP address · IP risk & proxy check
See what websites see: IP type, datacenter or residential, proxy/VPN/Tor signals, blacklists, WebRTC and browser consistency, with every risk point explained.
Risk score
Why this score
Network
Platform scores
Can this IP use ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini?
Location
Blacklists & reputation
Browser & system
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About this check
What are the e-commerce and social scores?
Estimates (0–100, higher is better) of how marketplaces such as Amazon, eBay, Shopify and TikTok Shop, and social platforms such as Facebook/Instagram, TikTok, X and YouTube, are likely to treat this IP. They mainly weigh connection type (home/mobile vs datacenter), Tor, blocklists and location consistency, plus sourced regional availability. Heuristic only.
What is the AI score?
An estimate (0–100, higher is better) of how smoothly ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini are likely to work from this IP. It checks the IP location against each provider's official supported-region list, then deducts points for datacenter, Tor, blocklisted or mismatched connections. It is a heuristic, not an official verdict.
What is a risk score?
A sum of transparent points from checks such as datacenter ASN, Tor exit, DNS blacklists, reverse DNS, timezone and WebRTC. It is a diagnostic, not how any specific website scores you.
Residential vs datacenter?
We flag IPs whose ASN is on a public hosting-provider list as datacenter. Residential and mobile labels are keyword heuristics on the network name and reverse DNS.
What is a native IP?
When the region an ASN is registered in matches where the IP is geolocated, we call it likely native. A mismatch can mean the range is announced or used abroad. Treat it as a hint.
How it works
When you open ipok.fyi we read the IP address your connection arrives from, the same one every website sees, and look up its network owner (ASN), approximate location and reverse DNS. We then check signals that sites use to flag risky traffic: whether the network is a datacenter or cloud host rather than a home ISP, whether the IP is a Tor exit node, and whether it appears on public spam and abuse blocklists. In your browser we compare your timezone and language with the IP location and test for WebRTC leaks that can reveal your real address behind a VPN. Each signal adds transparent points to a 0–100 risk score, so you can see exactly why an IP looks clean or suspicious. You can also look up any IPv4 or IPv6 address, or use the free JSON API. For website owners, the SEO checker and GEO / AI visibility checker audit how search engines and AI assistants see your site.