Live IPv4 coverage
Explore the working IPv4 addresses we observe across our residential IPv4 products.
Exact unique IPv4 addresses observed in the selected window. This is a measured sample, not full inventory or a count of IPs online at once.
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What these numbers mean
Every successful check returns a working public IPv4 address. We count each address once per product in your selected window, even when it appears more than once. Country totals are based on IP geolocation.
Unlimited Bandwidth and Unlimited Pro each target 50 million attempted checks per UTC day. Actual pace may be lower. Residential IPv4 Lite, Residential IPv4 Premium and Residential IPv4 Standard each have an enforced one-time traffic budget shown on their card, with no automatic reset or top-up. Collection stops when its allowance is reached. Completed minutes appear after aggregation, so recent observations can take about 75 seconds to show.
Country counts may overlap when an address changes location. Untargeted sampling does not establish complete country availability. A failed check does not establish that an IP is offline.
Check traffic is measured TCP traffic, including TLS, in the selected window. Lifetime measured traffic spans all checks for a metered product. Reserved allowance includes traffic set aside before checks, so remaining allowance is conservative and may differ from billed traffic. These figures are not customer usage or all traffic on the server’s network interface.
Observations remain visible only within the selected window, up to the last 24 hours, including after collection stops. Stored observations expire after seven days; this page does not provide an archive.
How reputation scores work
Reputation score = 100 × checked unique IPv4 with no IPsum or DROP match ÷ all checked unique IPv4. Each address counts once per product or country. An address in both abuse feeds counts once in the score. No checked addresses means no score. Displayed scores are rounded down to two decimal places.
Known VPN and datacenter-or-VPN matches are separate classifications from X4B and do not reduce the reputation score. IPsum combines reports from public feeds; “3+ sources” means an address appears in at least three of its feeds. DROP identifies listed dangerous networks. These free feeds do not detect every residential proxy. No match does not establish that an IP is clean, safe or undetectable.
Reputation uses the selected observation window at its displayed cutoff, which can differ from the newer coverage counts above. Country totals can overlap; product scores use their own distinct IP count. Delayed results retain their original times. Technical sources: X4B (MIT), IPsum (Unlicense), and Spamhaus Project DROP © 2026 The Spamhaus Project SLU. Source attribution does not imply endorsement.