macadress
MAC address intelligence for apps, networks and AI agents
What it does
Look beyond the vendor name. Understand MAC addresses with IEEE block data, device-category clues, privacy-randomization signals and plain-English reasoning. Use it through the free lookup, JSON API, bulk databases, log extractor, MCP or self-hosted deployment.
Look up any MAC address or OUI to find its registered vendor, IEEE assignment, block range, country and address type. Free web tool, no account required.
Enter any MAC address or OUI to find its registered organization, IEEE assignment, block range, country, and address type. We also identify locally administered addresses and flag when one may be randomized. The web lookup is free and requires no account, in any format: colons, dashes, dots, or none at all. The API includes 1,000 free lookups a month, with paid plans for production volume. { "mac" : "00:03:93:AB:12:34" , "organization" : "Apple, Inc." , "country" : "US" , "registered" : true , "potentially_randomized" : false , "explanation" : "This is a universally…" } See the full response → See it in action Every lookup gets this: not just a vendor name, but the reasoning…from macadress.com
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