IP Quality Check
Understand whether an IP is clean, risky, shared, proxy-like, residential, mobile, or datacenter-hosted.
What this checks
- IP score, risk score, score band, verdict, and recommended action.
- Network type, ASN, operator, service role, routing prefix, and RPKI status.
- Proxy, VPN, Tor, datacenter, cloud, mobile, privacy relay, residential proxy, and known-abuse traits.
How to interpret results
- Clean means no obvious high-risk, proxy, VPN, Tor, or abuse signal was returned.
- Mixed or risky means the score, network type, or privacy traits should be reviewed before trusting the IP.
- High-risk means strong abuse, Tor, low score, high risk score, or block-style recommendation signals were present.
Common issues
- Cloud, mobile, public resolver, and corporate gateway IPs can look unusual without being malicious.
- Scores can change as reputation, routing, and abuse data refresh.
Privacy note
The IP quality check uses the site's first-party IP intelligence lookup path for the current or entered IP address.
Key Tools and References
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an IP quality score?
An IP quality score summarizes reputation, abuse, network type, proxy, VPN, Tor, datacenter, and other intelligence signals into a reviewable risk context.
Does a risky IP mean it is malicious?
No. Risky or mixed signals mean the IP deserves review. VPNs, cloud networks, mobile carriers, and shared gateways can be legitimate but still look unusual.