ipto vs ipregistry

ipregistry leans hard into threat-intel breadth, aggregating 220+ OSINT feeds into categories like attacker, bogon, cloud-provider, and mobile-carrier IPs. The catch is its free tier: 100,000 lookups is a one-time signup bonus, not a recurring monthly allowance — after that it's pay-as-you-go.

Featureiptoipregistry
Free tier structureUnlimited, recurring, no signup100,000 lookups one-time, then pay-as-you-go
Threat categoriesVPN, Tor, abuser (scored)Abuser, attacker, bogon, proxy, Tor, cloud, mobile
Company / carrier dataNoYes
Output formatsJSON, CSV, text, XML, YAMLJSON, XML
No account required for any usageYesNo — signup required even for free lookups
Browsable threat-feed pages (not just per-IP API)YesNo
User-Agent / device parsingYes — GET /v1/ua, browser/OS/device/bot detection, also on the account dashboardYes — dedicated POST /user_agent endpoint (up to 256 UAs/call), also returned inline on IP lookups

When ipregistry might fit better

When ipto fits better

FAQ

No — the 100,000 free lookups are a one-time signup bonus. Once they're used, you move to pay-as-you-go pricing. ipto's free tier has no expiration and no signup.
ipregistry's 220+ aggregated feeds split into more granular categories. ipto covers VPN, Tor, and abuse with a numeric score and risk tier in every response, free, no account needed.

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