Where is this website hosted?
Enter a website to see when it was registered, its IP addresses, which company's network it runs on, and whether it supports the newer kind of address.
Google's network · United States
Hosting or data center
2607:f8b0:4023:1411::88Google · AS15169 · United StatesLook up →2607:f8b0:4023:1411::beGoogle · AS15169 · United StatesLook up →2607:f8b0:4023:1411::5bGoogle · AS15169 · United StatesLook up →2607:f8b0:4023:1411::5dGoogle · AS15169 · United StatesLook up →142.251.177.93Google · AS15169 · United StatesLook up →142.251.177.91Google · AS15169 · United StatesLook up →142.251.177.136Google · AS15169 · United StatesLook up →142.251.177.190Google · AS15169 · United StatesLook up →curl ip5.io/website-lookup/youtube.com curl "ip5.io/website-lookup/youtube.com?format=json"
Enter its name above. ip5.io asks Cloudflare DNS for the site's addresses, the same lookup your browser does before opening it. Big sites usually have several, and different visitors can get different ones.
Many sites don't run their own servers. They rent space from hosting companies or sit behind a delivery network that speeds them up and protects them, so the addresses belong to that company.
The country is where the network's address block is registered. Big networks register addresses in one country and use them worldwide, so a site can be served from a data center near you while showing another country here.
Usually not. The registry shows when the domain was registered and through which company, but owners' names and addresses have been hidden for privacy since 2018, unless the owner chooses to show them.
No. ip5.io only asks DNS and the domain's registry, like any lookup service does. It never visits the site, so the site doesn't see you or ip5.io.