IP Reputation Check
How clean is your IP? Get a 0–100 trust score based on proxy, VPN, hosting and mobile signals.
Every IP address carries a reputation built from its history: whether it has sent spam, hosted bots, appeared on blocklists, or belongs to a datacenter range commonly abused by scrapers. Our free IP reputation checker distills dozens of these signals into a single 0–100 trust score, plus clear flags for proxy, VPN, hosting and mobile networks — so you know exactly how the internet sees your IP.
Using it is simple: enter any public IP address above and hit “Check reputation”. A score of 90 or above means the IP is clean and safe for sensitive work; 70–89 is usable but may face occasional CAPTCHAs or rate limits; anything below 70 is likely to be blocked, challenged or banned on strict platforms. The detailed flags tell you why — for example, whether the IP is flagged as a datacenter proxy or appears on known abuse lists.
Websites increasingly filter traffic by IP reputation before a request even reaches the application layer. A low score means more CAPTCHAs, failed logins and banned accounts — especially painful for social media automation, ad verification and account management. Always check an IP's reputation before you buy proxies: quality residential and mobile IPs from reputable providers consistently score 90+, while cheap shared datacenter ranges often sit far below.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good IP reputation score?
On a 0–100 scale, 90+ is excellent — the IP looks like a normal clean connection. 70–89 is fair and works for most tasks but may trigger occasional CAPTCHAs. Below 70 is poor: expect blocks, failed verifications and account flags on strict websites.
Why is my IP flagged as a proxy or VPN?
The flag means the IP is a known exit node of a proxy or VPN service, or it was previously used that way. Shared IPs can also inherit a bad history from previous users. If you need a clean identity for account work, switch to a dedicated residential or mobile IP.
Can I improve my IP's reputation?
You cannot erase an IP's history, but you can stop using abused ranges. The practical fix is to move to clean residential or mobile IPs from a reputable provider, avoid shared datacenter pools, and keep each account on its own dedicated IP.
Do residential IPs have better reputation than datacenter IPs?
Generally yes. Residential IPs come from real ISPs and look like ordinary household connections, so they face far fewer blocks. Datacenter IPs are easily identified as hosting ranges and are the first to be filtered by anti-bot systems.
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