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Dev tools · July 6, 2020

Hosting Checker

Find out the hosting provider of any website

Hosting Checker launched on July 6, 2020 with 116 votes, #319 of 4,305 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.

What it does

Our Hosting Checker Tool accurately shows the user which Hosting Provider and IP Address the website uses, along with where its server computers are located and the Host's Contact Details. It is 82% Faster than any other tool.

Free hosting checker — instantly find who hosts this website, including provider, IP, ASN & data center. No signup required.

Enter a URL or domain name and press Enter to find out who is hosting any website. See who hosts any site you visit, directly from your browser toolbar. No copy-pasting required. This website hosting checker lets you find the hosting provider behind any domain in seconds — for free. Enter a domain name and you'll get back the hosting company, IP address, ASN, and data center details with no signup required. Whether you're doing competitive research, verifying a DNS migration, or just curious about where a site lives, this web hosting checker gives you a clean, instant answer. Every website is served from a server with a public IP address, and that IP is registered to an organization through…from hostingchecker.net

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