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AdminKit

Open the page, know your IP

What is my IP — and is my connection safe?

AdminKit reads your IP address, ISP, ASN and approximate location straight from this request and explains what each one means, in plain language, with no account and no install required. It also flags Carrier-Grade NAT (a shared IP) and shows which DNS resolver your connection is actually using, so you can catch problems a plain IP lookup would miss.

Updated October 21, 2026

  • No account needed for the core tools
  • AdminKit is a brand of Netbase JSC
  • security.txt and a disclosure policy from day one
  • No third-party ads, ever

How AdminKit's IP lookup is different

Most "what is my IP" tools stop at your address and ISP. AdminKit tries to answer the next question: is this connection safe, and why.

Signal Typical IP tool AdminKit
IP, ISP, approximate location Yes Yes
Blacklist / spam-list status Rarely Yes, plus monitoring once live
CGNAT (shared IP) detection No Yes — explains odd blocks or CAPTCHAs
Which DNS resolver you use Separate tool Same page
Open device ports on your own IP No Yes, with consent, limited to your IP
API + MCP tool for AI agents Rarely Yes — see /developers/

Frequently asked questions

Does AdminKit store my IP address?

No. The My IP check reads your IP and Cloudflare request metadata to build the page, and the response is served with Cache-Control: no-store — nothing is logged or saved. See /legal/privacy/ for the exact detail.

What does "CGNAT hint" mean?

Many ISPs and most mobile carriers share one public IP address across many customers (Carrier-Grade NAT, RFC 6598). When we detect that pattern we flag it as a hint — it means results tied to "your" IP may actually reflect other people sharing it too.

Is checking my own IP and ports legal?

Yes — the open-ports check only ever scans the IP address that is sending the request, and only runs after you explicitly opt in. It never scans another person's network.

Why is AdminKit free for the basic tools?

The basic checks (IP, DNS, mail auth, whois) are the entry point to AdminKit, not the product — see /services/ and /products/ for what AdminKit charges for.

Get early access to Protective DNS and the MCP Gateway

AdminKit's free tools are live today. The protective layers (L1–L4) are rolling out — tell us what you run and we will reach out.