IP Geolocation turns any IPv4 or IPv6 address into location and network data — city, region, country, timezone, coordinates, ISP, and ASN. Single or batch lookup for up to 10 addresses at once.
It's the simplest way to add geographic context to IP addresses appearing in server logs, analytics data, security investigations, or user records. The ASN field identifies whether an address belongs to a cloud provider, VPN, datacenter, or residential ISP — useful for bot detection, fraud analysis, and routing logic.
What you can do
- lookup — geolocate a single IPv4 or IPv6 address to city, region, country, coordinates, timezone, ISP, and ASN
- bulk_lookup — geolocate up to 10 IP addresses in one call for batch enrichment
Who it's for
Developers enriching analytics with visitor geography, security analysts investigating suspicious traffic, marketing teams segmenting users by region, and data engineers building location-aware pipelines.
How to use it
- Use lookup for a single IP — pass the raw dotted-decimal address without port numbers or CIDR notation
- Use bulk_lookup when you have multiple IPs — pass all of them in one call rather than looping
- Use the timezone field for display logic or scheduling; use the asn field to detect cloud providers, VPNs, or known bot networks
Getting started
No setup required — both skills work immediately with any valid IP address.
