Retrieve accurate geographic location, ASN and ISP data for any IP address. Built for fraud detection, security investigations and infrastructure intelligence.
IP geolocation identifies the physical and network location of an IP address. It provides details such as country, city, region, Autonomous System Number (ASN) and Internet Service Provider (ISP).
This data is essential for security monitoring, fraud prevention and infrastructure analysis.
{
"city": "Columbus",
"country": "United States",
"continent": "North America",
"postal_code": "43221",
"subdivision": "Ohio",
"latitude": 40.0233,
"longitude": -83.0859,
"asn": 15169,
"asn_organization": "GOOGLE",
"network": "8.8.8.0/24"
}Understanding where traffic originates is critical for identifying anomalies and enforcing security policies.
The IP Geolocation endpoint is part of the IP Ninja unified intelligence platform. Combine geolocation data with other OSINT endpoints for deeper analysis.
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View plans →Accuracy varies by region and IP type. City-level precision is typically high for fixed broadband networks and slightly lower for mobile networks.
Geolocation combined with ASN and ISP data can help identify hosting providers commonly associated with VPN services.
Yes. The API returns ASN and ISP details to help identify network ownership.
Mobile IP geolocation is generally accurate at the country and region level. Since mobile IPs are often assigned dynamically through CGNAT, city-level accuracy may point to the carrier's core network hub rather than the exact tower location.
For fixed-line broadband, the accuracy radius is often within 5-50km of the actual location. For mobile and satellite connections, the radius is significantly larger.
Yes. Our database is synchronized with global BGP routing tables and RIR (RIPE, ARIN, etc.) registries to provide the most current ASN and network ownership data.
Geolocation is available across subscription tiers with varying rate limits.
Combine IP geolocation with reverse IP, WHOIS and subdomain data — all within one unified API.