IPOK

IPOK checks an exit IP against up to 8 integrated reputation sources and shows the evidence behind the number instead of handing back a bare score. Every result opens up. Click "How is this score computed?" and you get the sources that contributed, the weight each one carried, and any hard-signal floors that fired: Tor, an authoritative blocklist, a confirmed proxy. IPOK excludes sources that are dormant or that failed the lookup, and every result reports how many actually answered, so you can see what the number rests on. What it reports: usage type (residential or hosting), proxy / VPN / Tor flags, abuse and blocklist records, attribution consistency, the /24 neighborhood, dual-stack exits (IPv4 and IPv6 can leave through different networks), WebRTC and DNS leak checks, and browser fingerprint exposure. Two things IPOK deliberately does not claim. The 0-100 score is not any platform's own score, and it cannot predict whether a signup, login, or payment goes through. Account state, device fingerprint, behavior and platform policy are separate inputs that IPOK cannot see. The regional snapshots for AI services and streaming are published support tables rather than live unblock tests. Privacy: IPOK asks for no signup and builds no account profile. It loads no third-party ad or ad-tracking scripts and runs no session replay. Two functional cookies are set after a silent Cloudflare Turnstile check, both expiring in an hour and neither used for cross-site tracking or profiling. WebRTC only runs when you click it, and ICE candidates stay on your device. Lookup caches key on the target IP and are never tied to the visitor, so the site holds no history of who looked up what. IPOK does not sell query data, and the privacy page states how long things are kept. The site also carries 32 browser-side network and developer tools, 31 IP guides, a public API, a Chrome extension, an iOS app, and a few games.