iPGaze

Alternatives

WhatIsMyIP Alternative — See Your IP Plus the Full Toolkit

WhatIsMyIP is one of the best-known answers to a single question: what public address is my connection presenting to the internet?

Why people look for something else

  • You want the answer without an ad-heavy page between you and it.
  • You need what comes next — geolocation of another address, ASN ownership, blacklist status, reverse DNS.
  • You want to check whether your VPN or DNS is leaking, from the same place.

What iPGaze does here

iPGaze answers the same question on the homepage — public IPv4 and IPv6, ISP, ASN, approximate location, with one-click copy — and then keeps going. You can look up any other address, resolve its ASN and owner, check it against public blocklists, run reverse DNS, or geolocate a batch of addresses at once.

It also covers the questions that usually follow: the DNS leak test uses a dedicated authoritative nameserver to record which resolvers actually queried a unique token, and the WebRTC leak test checks what your browser exposes independently of your VPN.

Worth stating plainly, because every IP tool should and few do: IP geolocation is approximate and city-level at best. It is derived from registry and network data, not GPS. Treat a city as a hint, not a fact about where someone is.

The overlapping tools

All free, no account, no result limits:

Scriptable, if you need it

30 of these lookups are available as a free JSON API with no key, no signup and CORS enabled, so a check you run by hand can become a scheduled job. Read the API docs.

Other comparisons

We deliberately make no claims about WhatIsMyIP's pricing, quotas or feature set — those change, and a stale comparison helps nobody. Everything stated above about iPGaze is checkable by running the tools.