Drop-in compatibility with ipstack is live
An ipstack integration now works against our host without changes to its request or response handling, aside from a new host and key.
Product announcements: new endpoints, new drop-in hosts, coverage improvements and changes to pricing or limits.
An ipstack integration now works against our host without changes to its request or response handling, aside from a new host and key.
Calls built for ip-api.com now resolve against our host with matching fields, so switching needs nothing more than a new host and key.
An IP lookup built for ipinfo.io now works against our host with the same fields coming back, switchable with a host name and a key.
Existing Mapbox Geocoding requests now work against our compatible host unchanged, matching its parameters and response shape exactly, minus the branding.
A new compatibility host reproduces HERE Geocoding and Search requests and responses exactly, so switching over needs only a host name and a key.
Requests built for Bing Maps REST Services now work against our host unchanged, matching the same parameters and response fields exactly.
Point your existing Google Maps Platform geocoding calls at our host with a new key, and the request and response shape stays exactly the same.
Every endpoint now treats an IPv6 address exactly like an IPv4 one, from lookups and quota counting to the free allowance shared across a network.
A single call with a hundred addresses inside it counts as a hundred requests, not one. Here is why we count bulk calls by item instead of by call.
No account, no card and no key needed to start. Any address gets up to 2,500 free geocoding, IP, timezone and elevation requests a day.
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