The best data,
available to everyone.
InternetData was founded in 2026 in Pakistan by former lead engineers at IPinfo. We build one thing: the most accurate IP databases we know how to build, most of them rebuilt daily, licensed as files you hold and query yourself.
Where we came from.
We spent years building IP data. Customers wanted high accuracy with wide coverage across a range of datasets. They weren't getting the best, and what was available was locked behind a single vendor too.
We are a small team focused on building the best internet data available, able to power the databases of IP intelligence product companies that reach the rest of the world.
How we run the service.
Evidence and correctness first.
Good data is at the core: it must be correct and say why. Answering without evidence is asking you to trust us, which others do because their data is bad.
Integration should take a minute.
An official client for every major language, minimal friction. If a developer needs more than a minute to integrate, we're doing it wrong.
Custom solutions, enterprise grade.
Our customers power the internet's core infrastructure with our data. Integration availability and data quality come with strong SLAs by default, with no negotiation needed.
Which providers we track.
All major VPN and proxy providers, covered deeply.
Every record behind an address.
The registries, operators' own RWHOIS servers, the routing table and our own scans, resolved to the address.
- Used byAPNIC and Cloudflare DNS Resolver project · cloudflare.comHostingIP Company
- Announced byAS13335 Cloudflare, Inc. · 1.1.1.0/24RPKI validIP ASN
- AS recordCLOUDFLARENET · ARINASN Whois
- Registered toAPNIC Research and Development · APNIC-LABS · APNICIP Whois
- Reassigned toNo reassignment publishedIP RWHOIS
- Abuse contacthelpdesk@apnic.netIP Abuse Contact
- Reverse DNSone.one.one.oneIP RDNS
What kind of network it is.
Mobile carrier space with its MCC and MNC, satellite internet space, anycast ranges and CDN edge space, each told apart.
Every address, placed on the map.
Continent, country, region and city for every range, with the city's timezone and postal code, and an accuracy radius for each.
What every address runs.
The SSH, mail and web servers that answer on the open internet, with their banners, certificates and fingerprints, every DNS resolver, and every address a BitTorrent client runs on, from our own measurement.
Every registered domain, and its DNS.
Each domain registered under the generic top-level domains and under .ee, .fr, .nu, .se and .sk and those in use under the other country codes, one name per row, and the A, AAAA, MX, NS and CNAME records domains resolve to, a file per record type.
Test the real build first.
An evaluation license puts a full current build in your hands, with no sampling, so you can measure it against your own traffic before anyone talks about terms.