BORDER CHECK · FREE · NO ACCOUNT NEEDED
See what every website sees when you arrive.
Your IP address works like a passport. It tells every site where you are, who connects you, and sometimes more than you meant to share. GlobeProxy checks it in seconds, then shows you how to travel under a different one.
GlobeProxy is a set of free tools that show what your connection reveals: your public IP address, whether WebRTC or DNS can expose your real location behind a VPN or proxy, which headers your browser sends, and whether a proxy works. There is no account and no sign-up. The results are for information, and each tool page explains how to read them.
01 — CHECKPOINTS
Fourteen checks. One honest picture of your connection.
Every tool is free and runs the moment you open it. Use them before you trust a VPN, buy a proxy, or ship a scraper.
FULL BORDER CHECK
Check everything in one go
IP and location, WebRTC, DNS, headers and time zone, all at once. You get a passport image you can keep or share, made in your browser.
Your connection
What's my IP
Your public IP address, the moment the page loads.
Open check →HTTP headers
Every header your browser sends, and what each one gives away.
Open check →Port checker
Checks which common ports are open on your own IP address.
Open check →IPv6 test
Checks whether your connection works over IPv6 as well as IPv4.
Open check →Browser fingerprint
See how identifiable your browser is, computed on your device.
Open check →User agent parser
Breaks a user agent into browser, engine, system, device and bot.
Open check →Leak tests
Lookups
IP lookup
Location, provider and network owner for any IP address you paste in.
Open check →VPN detector
Checks whether an IP looks like a VPN, proxy, Tor exit or datacenter.
Open check →IP blacklist check
Checks an IPv4 address against free public spam blacklists.
Open check →DNS lookup
Look up A, MX, TXT and other DNS records, or run a reverse lookup.
Open check →02 — VISA OFFICE
Need to appear somewhere else? Learn which visa fits.
Proxies let you browse, test and collect data as if you were in another country. Each type of proxy gives you a different kind of address. Read how they work, how they are priced and how to test one with the same checks we run on your own connection.
Provider comparisons will be added once we have tested them.
03 — FIELD NOTES
Plain-English guides for crossing the network.
Residential vs. datacenter proxies: which one do you need?
Read guide →How WebRTC can reveal your real IP behind a VPN
Read guide →Choosing proxies for web scraping without getting blocked
Read guide →VPN vs. proxy: what is the difference, and which should you use?
Read guide →How to fix a DNS leak on Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android and your router
Read guide →All guides Glossary of terms How we test
New to the terms? The glossary explains IP addresses, DNS, VPNs and proxies in plain English, and how we test describes where each tool gets its data and what it cannot tell you.