Who is Hosting
Find the hosting provider and location of any website.
What Is Who is Hosting?
Who is Hosting helps you discover where a website is hosted by resolving the domain to an IP address and reading geolocation data from the ipstack API.
This is not a classic WHOIS registrar lookup. It does not show domain expiry or registrar contacts. Instead, it focuses on country, region, city, and ISP — the network operator associated with the site's IP.
What the Tool Shows
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Country | Country name and flag for the resolved IP. |
| Region | State or region within the country. |
| City | City reported by the geolocation database. |
| Hosting | ISP or organization name from the ipstack connection data. |
How to Use It
Enter a domain (for example example.com), a full URL, or an IP address, then click Find Host.
Use the results when researching competitors, verifying CDN or cloud migration, or confirming which provider serves a site's public IP.
For DNS zone records (A, MX, TXT, and more), use the DNS Record Lookup tool instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Despite the name, this tool shows hosting and location data from an IP geolocation lookup (country, region, city, and ISP), not classic WHOIS registrar text records.
Enter a domain such as example.com, a full URL, or an IP address. The tool resolves the target and queries ipstack for location and connection details.
The Hosting field shows the ISP or organization name from the ipstack connection object, which typically reflects the network operator serving that IP.