Check if an IP address is a VPN, proxy or Tor exit
Paste any IPv4 or IPv6 address. You get a verdict, a 0–100 risk score and the evidence behind it: VPN server lists, proxy and Tor exit lists, hosting networks and live protocol checks, plus who owns the address and where it is.
Try one
- 185.220.101.34a Tor exit relay
- 146.70.116.130a Mullvad VPN server
- 8.8.8.8Google Public DNS
- 2001:4860:4860::8888Google Public DNS over IPv6
Many addresses? Use the bulk check or the free API. What the score means: IP risk score explained.
Questions
How do I check if an IP address is a VPN?
Paste it into the box above. iplogs.com checks it against published VPN server lists, VPN and proxy ranges, the current Tor exit list and hosting networks, and can test it for VPN protocols, then shows a verdict with the evidence behind it.
What does the result show?
A verdict (clean, suspicious, likely VPN, VPN detected), a 0–100 risk score, the evidence that matched, the network owner and ASN, the country and city, and a separate abuse reputation.
Can I check many addresses at once?
Yes: the bulk check takes up to 100 addresses in one go, and the free API takes them in one request. Neither needs a key or a sign-up.