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IP Address Checker

Check any IP address: VPN, datacenter, Tor, country, ISP and risk score

Why check an IP address?

Classifying IPs (VPN, datacenter, Tor) helps detect invalid traffic and click fraud. The tool looks up the ISP, country and computes a risk score.

Not every visit comes from a real user. Traffic from datacenters, VPN/proxy or Tor is often a sign of bots, fraudulent clicks or someone hiding their identity — especially dangerous if you run paid ads, since every junk click is real money lost. The IP Address Checker looks up any IP address and classifies it: residential (real users), datacenter (servers/bots), VPN/proxy or Tor exit node. It shows the country, ISP, ASN and computes a 0–100 risk score for a quick assessment. You can look up any IP or click "Use my IP" to see your own. This is the manual lookup version of the same traffic-quality scoring engine ClickSentinel runs automatically on every click once you embed the tracking script.

  • Detects VPN/proxy, datacenter, Tor exit nodes
  • Shows country, ISP, ASN
  • Risk score 0–100 for each address
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How to use in 3 steps

  1. 1Enter the IP address to look up (or click "Use my IP").
  2. 2Click "Check IP" to look up the classification and network.
  3. 3See the IP type (VPN/datacenter/Tor), country, ISP and risk score.

Frequently asked questions

Why is datacenter/VPN traffic suspicious?
Real users typically connect via residential IPs. Datacenter, VPN or Tor IPs are more often bots, automation tools, or people hiding their location — with a higher fraud rate.
How is the Risk Score calculated?
A 0–100 score based on IP type (datacenter/VPN/Tor add risk), the network, and related signals. The higher the score, the more suspicious.
Can this tool block bad IPs?
The free version is manual lookup only. To automatically score every click and export an IP blocklist (Google Ads, Cloudflare, .htaccess), embed the tracking script after signing up.
How do I check my own IP?
Click the "Use my IP" button — the tool fills in your current public IP and looks it up.