Bulk Geo IP Locator
This free bulk geo IP locator finds the country, region, city, time zone, internet provider and network behind up to 20 IP addresses or domains in one run. It queries the public ipwho.is location database and caches answers for a week. Use it to see where a server, a visitor or a list of link sources sits before you decide anything about them.
Bulk Geo IP Locator
Domain and Server
About this tool
Where an address sits matters more often than people expect: a server far from your visitors adds delay to every page, a backlink list full of one country looks odd for a local business, suspicious logins come from unexpected places, and ad campaigns leak budget to regions you never targeted. Looking addresses up one by one is slow; this page does twenty at a time.
Each address (or each domain, resolved to its first address first) is sent to ipwho.is, a free geolocation service, and the country, region, city, postal code, coordinates, time zone, provider and network number come back. Results are cached for seven days on our server, so repeated lists cost nothing and private addresses are refused before any request is made. The provider only ever sees the address, never your list as a whole.
IP location is an estimate built from registry records and network routing. Country is reliable, region is usually right, and city can be off by a long way, especially for mobile networks, VPNs and large cloud providers that route traffic through a few hubs. Addresses behind a CDN locate the CDN, not the real server. Treat the city as a hint, not a street address.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is IP geolocation?
Country is right nearly always; region most of the time; city perhaps two times in three, and worse for mobile and VPN addresses. The database maps addresses to where the owning network says they are used, and networks move blocks around without telling anyone. Never treat an IP location as a person's exact position.
Can I look up domains instead of IP addresses?
Yes. Paste domains and the tool resolves each one to its first IPv4 address before looking it up. Remember that sites behind Cloudflare or another CDN resolve to the CDN's addresses, so the location shown is a CDN data centre, not the hosting server.
Where does the location data come from?
From ipwho.is, a public IP geolocation service that combines regional registry records with routing data. We send it the address only, cache the answer on our server for seven days, and never send your full list anywhere. If the service is unavailable, the tool says so for the affected addresses.
Does server location affect SEO?
Indirectly. Google ranks by relevance and uses the domain ending, hreflang tags and Search Console targeting to decide the country, not the server address. But a server far from visitors makes pages slower, and speed does matter, so host close to your audience or use a CDN.
Why is there a limit of 20 addresses?
Each address is one request to the location service, and the free tool shares a fair-use allowance with every visitor. Twenty per run with a weekly cache covers audits and log checks without exhausting it. Run larger lists in batches; addresses you have already looked up come back instantly from the cache.