The network's number on the internet. AS15169 is Google. asn_name is the operator. Country and continent come back too. Same JSON for IPv4 and IPv6.

Whether the address is cloud or CDN space, a privacy relay like iCloud Private Relay, a Tor exit, or a known VPN egress, plus state and city. Deep ships on paid plans.

A privacy relay hides the real address. iCloud Private Relay is one. deep.relay is true when the IP is an egress for a service like that.

A Tor exit is where hidden traffic reaches the open internet. deep.tor is true when the address is a known exit.

How does VPN detection work?

deep.vpn is true when the address is a published egress of a commercial VPN provider we track, taken from server lists the providers publish themselves and refreshed daily. false means the address is not on our list. It is never proof of a home connection, and we never guess from network ownership alone.

Do I need a key for my own IP?

GET /ip with no path returns the address that made the request. No key.

Drop a CSV or Excel file on /bulk/ip. Unique addresses are billed. Duplicates are free.

GET /ip/{ip}

IP geolocation API

See where an IP comes from. Country, ASN, and network name.

Example response/ip/8.8.8.8

{
  "ip": "8.8.8.8",
  "country": "US",
  "country_name": "United States",
  "continent": "NA",
  "asn": "AS15169",
  "asn_name": "Google LLC",
  ?deep=true
}

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What comes back.

country

ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code

continent

Continent code

asn

Autonomous system number

asn_name

Network operator / organization name

deep.city

City (operator-published geofeed)

deep.datacenter

Cloud or CDN address space (AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle, Cloudflare, Fastly, DigitalOcean, Linode, Vultr)

deep.relay

Privacy relay egress (Apple iCloud Private Relay)

deep.tor

Known Tor exit node

deep.vpn

Published egress of a commercial VPN provider we track. false means not on our list, never proof of a home connection

Pass an IP

IPv4, IPv6, or me for the address that made the request.

Get the network

Country, continent, ASN, and the name on the range.

Deep adds the place

Datacenter, relay, Tor, VPN, plus state and city on paid.

Coverage

IPv4 and IPv6. Registry records, refreshed daily.

330k+
registry-mapped ranges: 1M+
ranges with place data: IPv4 + IPv6
both supported

See where an IP address comes from (IPv4 and IPv6). Every call returns country, continent, ASN, and network name. Enough for routing, fraud checks, and traffic analysis.

GET /ip returns the IP that made the request. No key needed: curl api.parseapi.com/ip. Paid plans add datacenter, relay, and Tor flags, plus state and city. Country and ASN come from registry records, refreshed daily.

SPEED

How long /ip takes.

Median time to first byte over the last seven days. Warm requests, measured every 30 minutes. Live verification and other request variants can take longer.

28ms

27ms

APAC

51ms

LatAm

45ms

92ms

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Make your first request.

One key works across the APIs. Copy a request in your language and get JSON back.

curl "https://api.parseapi.com/ip/8.8.8.8" \
  -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Parse-Version: 2.0.0"

// Example response · 200
{
  "ip": "8.8.8.8",
  "country": "US",
  "country_name": "United States",
  "continent": "NA",
  "asn": "AS15169",
  "asn_name": "Google LLC"
}

API reference SDKs Keys and authentication

Every response field

Response fields

ip: Queried IP address
country: ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code
country_name: Country name
continent: Continent code
asn: Autonomous system number
asn_name: Network operator / organization name

Deep fields

deep.state: State / province code from geofeed (ISO 3166-2 cleaned to ADM1)
deep.city: City (operator-published geofeed)
deep.registry: Regional internet registry (arin, ripencc, apnic, lacnic, afrinic)
deep.datacenter: Cloud or CDN address space (AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle, Cloudflare, Fastly, DigitalOcean, Linode, Vultr)
deep.relay: Privacy relay egress (Apple iCloud Private Relay)
deep.tor: Known Tor exit node
deep.vpn: Published egress of a commercial VPN provider we track. false means not on our list, never proof of a home connection
deep.provider: Provider behind the flag (aws, gcp, azure, oracle, cloudflare, fastly, digitalocean, linode, vultr, apple, mullvad, nordvpn, pia)

Build with IP

Suggest a country from a visitor's IP address

All tutorials →

QUESTIONS

What is an ASN?: The network's number on the internet. AS15169 is Google. asn_name is the operator. Country and continent come back too. Same JSON for IPv4 and IPv6.
What does deep add?: Whether the address is cloud or CDN space, a privacy relay like iCloud Private Relay, a Tor exit, or a known VPN egress, plus state and city. Deep ships on paid plans.
What is a relay?: A privacy relay hides the real address. iCloud Private Relay is one. deep.relay is true when the IP is an egress for a service like that.
What is Tor?: A Tor exit is where hidden traffic reaches the open internet. deep.tor is true when the address is a known exit.
How does VPN detection work?: deep.vpn is true when the address is a published egress of a commercial VPN provider we track, taken from server lists the providers publish themselves and refreshed daily. false means the address is not on our list. It is never proof of a home connection, and we never guess from network ownership alone.
Do I need a key for my own IP?: GET /ip with no path returns the address that made the request. No key.
Can I run a list?: Drop a CSV or Excel file on /bulk/ip. Unique addresses are billed. Duplicates are free.

Use What is my IP? for your own address or bulk IP lookup for a CSV of addresses.

Put an IP in place.

Country and network on every plan. Location and privacy flags on paid plans.

Start includes 1M API requests a month for $20/mo.

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