Domain IP Lookup
Frequently Asked Questions about Domain IP Lookup
What information does the Domain IP Lookup tool provide?
The tool reveals the resolved IP address (IPv4 and IPv6), hosting provider/ISP (ASN), hosting country, city, and geographical coordinates of the web server hosting the domain.
Why is server location important for SEO and page speed?
Physical proximity between the server and your target audience significantly lowers network latency and Time to First Byte (TTFB), directly improving Google Core Web Vitals scores.
What is the difference between a dedicated IP and shared hosting IP?
A shared IP is used by hundreds of websites on the same server. If a neighboring site engages in spam, the shared IP may be blacklisted, impacting email deliverability and server reputation.
Why does the tool show a Cloudflare or CDN IP address?
When a website uses a reverse proxy, CDN, or DDoS protection, DNS records point to the edge anycast network, concealing the origin server IP address for security purposes.
Can I perform bulk domain IP lookups?
Yes, bulk mode allows you to look up IP addresses, locations, and hosting providers for up to 100 domains at once with CSV export.
A domain IP lookup resolves a hostname to the IP address of the server currently answering for it. The result helps identify hosting infrastructure, verify a DNS migration, compare subdomains, and diagnose situations where a domain opens from one network but not another. Additional network and location details can provide useful context, although they do not prove the physical location of a website owner.
Enter a domain without a page path to retrieve its current address and available technical information. If several A or AAAA records are configured, answers may vary because of load balancing, CDN routing, or geographic DNS. For migration checks, repeat the lookup after the relevant TTL has expired and compare the result with authoritative DNS data.