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Top 10 IP Address Location Competitors & Alternatives in 2025

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Find more companies like IP Address Location. We've shortlisted leading alternatives and mapped their strengths, pricing, and go-to-market focus.

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IP Address Location

Best for SMBs
Est. 2025   •  2-10 employees

A privacy-first website offering free IP geolocation lookups and network diagnostics.

Starts at $0

Competitors

  1. IPinfo logo/icon
    #1

    IPinfo

    Best for mid-market companies
    Est. 2013   •  11-50 employees

    IPinfo provides IP address data and APIs that deliver geolocation, ASN, company, carrier and privacy-detection intelligence.

    Starts at $0 / month

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    IPstack

    Best for SMBs
    Est. 2009   •  11-50 employees

    IPstack is a real-time IP geolocation API that returns location, timezone, currency, ASN/ISP and security data for any IP address to help developers and businesses personalize, analyze, and secure traffic.

    Starts at $0 / per 100 requests / month

  3. ipapi logo/icon
    #3

    ipapi

    Best for SMBs
    Est. 2016   •  11-50 employees

    ipapi is an IP geolocation and IP lookup API (operated by Kloudend, Inc.) that returns location, timezone, currency, ASN and related data via free and paid plans.

    Starts at $0 / per month / month

    Has a free trial

  4. IPGeolocation.io logo/icon
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    IPGeolocation.io

    Best for SMBs
    Est. 2017   •  11-50 employees

    IPGeolocation.io provides IP geolocation APIs, security/threat-intelligence APIs, and IP intelligence databases for developers and businesses.

    Starts at $0

  5. IP2Location logo/icon
    #5

    IP2Location

    Best for SMBs
    Est. 2002   •  11-50 employees

    IP2Location provides IP geolocation and proxy-detection databases and APIs that map IP addresses to location, ISP and network attributes for cybersecurity, analytics and fraud prevention.

    Starts at $99 / per server / year

    Has a free trial

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    #6

    DB-IP

    Best for SMBs
    Est. 2010   •  2-10 employees

    DB-IP provides IP geolocation APIs and downloadable IP-to-location databases, operated by Eris Networks S.A.S.

    Starts at $9.74 / per month / month

    Has a free trial

  7. IP Location logo/icon
    #7

    IP Location

    Best for SMBs
    Est. 2006   •  11-50 employees

    IP Location is a website that provides free IP geolocation lookups, developer API access, security tools, and educational articles about IP, VPNs, proxies, and privacy.

    Starts at $0

  8. WhatIsMyIPAddress.com logo/icon
    #8

    WhatIsMyIPAddress.com

    Best for consumers
    Est. 2000   •  2-10 employees

    A long-running website that shows visitors their public IPv4/IPv6 address and offers IP lookup, privacy tools, and explanatory guides about IPs and online safety.

    Starts at $0

  9. DomainTools logo/icon
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    DomainTools

    Best for enterprises
    Est. 2002   •  51-200 employees

    Threat-focused domain and DNS intelligence platform offering historical WHOIS, passive DNS, risk scoring and bulk domain datasets.

  10. MxToolbox logo/icon
    #10

    MxToolbox

    Best for SMBs
    Est. 2003   •  11-50 employees   •  Public (NASDAQ:ZD)

    MxToolbox provides free and paid DNS, email-delivery and network diagnostic tools (MX lookup, blacklist checks, monitoring and related services) for IT professionals.

    Starts at $0 / month

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