Find referring IPs for a website

Enter the website's bare domain, using 3–253 characters without a scheme, www. or a path. This Tool looks for its referring IP records. It does not accept an IP-to-inspect parameter or offer a subnet selector, DNS lookup or network scan.

One page may contain several backlinks, and several domains may use one IP. Each record reports separate backlink, page, domain, main-domain, IP and subnet counts. The domain metric counts subdomains separately; main domains use a different grouping. Keep each unit intact instead of converting counts into people or owners.

Shared hosting and other network arrangements can place unrelated websites behind one address. The report supplies indexed associations, not verified ownership. It does not establish coordinated link schemes, spam, visitor identity or an IP's physical location.

It models the link rank a referring network passes to the target, normally on a 0–1000 scale. It is not an overall IP or domain-authority rating, Google position, hosting-security assessment or spam score. A higher model value alone does not verify a ranking benefit.

First discovery records a supplier crawler observation of a backlink, not IP allocation or publication. The reported loss date is also a UTC supplier observation; it does not determine when all links associated with the IP disappeared or prove an outage. Null means no date was supplied, and neither date establishes current link availability or latest index freshness.

A page or domain only needs one nofollow link to be counted and can also have other links. Attribute and platform categories can overlap; maps may be null or limited. The supplier's default ten-entry limit covers suffix, type, attribute, platform and HTML-location maps, not country codes. Preserve WW, blank and unknown labels without forcing totals to reconcile.

The Tool returns up to 20 IP records, with no promise of distinct addresses, strongest-first order or a complete current inventory. The supplier's database-item total is separate from delivered records and does not define owners or main-domain totals. There is no pagination, sorting or date input, and individual source-page URLs and anchor text are not delivered.