Separate the signals
See VPN, hosting, Tor and public proxy flags individually. A hosting address is not automatically proof of VPN use.
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Network labels give you context for fraud checks, account protection and traffic analysis. You decide how to act on them.
See VPN, hosting, Tor and public proxy flags individually. A hosting address is not automatically proof of VPN use.
Public network lists are checked daily. Updates are validated before publication, with the last valid dataset kept on hand.
The detection engine matches addresses on our own server. Queried IPs are not forwarded to another detection service.
Use readable JSON, or keep the compact Y/N/X response your existing integration already understands.
See our sources, refresh time and limitations. An address that is not listed is not a guarantee of residential or human traffic.
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Send a public IPv4 or IPv6 address. Get explicit network flags and the dataset version behind the answer.
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"status": "success",
"ip": "185.220.101.44",
"proxy": 1,
"flags": {
"vpn": false,
"hosting": true,
"tor": true,
"public_proxy": false,
"known_bot": false
}
}STRAIGHTFORWARD PRICING
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GOOD QUESTIONS
ProxyRadar matches IP addresses against known VPN, hosting, Tor exit and public proxy ranges. It also identifies IP ranges published for selected search crawlers.
No. Hosting networks also run legitimate applications, servers and crawlers. Use the separate flags and your own application context to make a decision.
No. Public IP lists have coverage gaps, and networks change. A “not listed” result means no match was found in the current dataset, not that the visitor is certainly residential or human.
No external detection request is made. Lookups use the locally stored dataset. Public data sources are downloaded separately during scheduled updates.
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