Ramiz Yaseen

I highly recommend exploring WhoisFreaks.com, a comprehensive platform offering an extensive database of 2907M+ DNS records. From A Record Lookup (IPv4 address), AAAA Record Lookup (IPv6 address), MX Lookup (mail server), NS Lookup (name server), SOA Lookup (start of authority), TXT, CNAME Lookup to SPF Lookup (Sender Policy Framework), it delivers rich DNS insights. Additionally, the platform...

You can use a service providing WHOIS information for newly registered domains. https://www.whoisfreaks.com/ is a good tool for that.

Congratulations on the launch of WhoisFreaks – an invaluable tool providing detailed WHOIS data, unique domain insights, and an SSL certificate lookup API, revolutionizing our approach to cybersecurity, market research, and domain investment!

I think IPTrace has been merged into IPStack. In case of IPStack, if it is being used on the client-side, it does not provide the security to keep your API secure from potential “theft.” This means your API key is vulnerably exposed to everyone if it is being used on the client-side. To overcome this problem, I think ipgeolocation.io is the best option.It is more secure than IPStack. It...

Which IP geolocation API you should use?... It depends upon your demands. If data accuracy, latency in an economic price are on your top priorities, ipgeolocation.io can be the best option for you. It has weekly updated the vast database, highly accurate (99% at the country level and 75% at the city level), having the least latency (average response time=32ms) and also price economical.

@Jordan Coeyman, You can also try ipgeolocation.io, if you need a quite accurate (99% at the country level and 75% at the city level) and weekly updated data in an economical price. Its latency (average response time) is also really appreciable.