What is an ISP?
It stands for Internet Service Provider. It is the clerk that connects your device to the entire world (Türk Telekom, etc.).
What is My Internet Provider?(ISP and IP Inquiry)
How to Use?
1
Enter the Test Screen
Your device's DNS and network packets are analyzed and automatic ISP query is started in the background.
2
Company and Operator Name
The full international name of the company from which you pay your bills and receive services from its infrastructure appears on the screen.
3
Network Type (IPv4 / IPv6)
It details your unmasked IP address that your Provider gives you to communicate with the world.
What is this tool for?
Why Should You Know?
If you are using public Wi-Fi in a cafe or going to do a speed test, knowing who your provider is for server selection prevents speed losses.
Connection Types (Infrastructure)
Your internet provider can connect you to the world via fiber optics (Fiber), copper cable (VDSL/ADSL), or base stations (Cellular 4G/5G).
IP Conflict and CGNAT
ISPs in Turkey can distribute a single IP address to a neighborhood due to IPv4 insufficiency (CGNAT). This situation can create ping in online games.
When should you use this?
Identify Your Internet Service Provider (ISP)
Instantly discover which company provides your internet connection and check your network's public details.
Privacy: We only show you the same data that any website sees when you visit it.
Frequently Asked Questions
The moment you visit our page, your browser sends us a data packet. There is an identification number (IP Address) on this packet. We also instantly reflect which Telecommunications company it is registered to by looking at the international registration records of this IP address.
If 'Cellular Data (Mobile Internet)' is turned on instead of Wi-Fi on your phone, the operator that connects your device to the internet is considered to be your mobile GSM operator (Turkcell, Vodafone, Türk Telekom Mobile), not your home line.
If a VPN plugin or Apple iCloud Private Relay is turned on on your device, your real internet service provider is hidden and the name of the intermediary server through which your traffic passes (for example, Cloudflare) is displayed.
If you are not using a VPN, yes. ISPs record and keep which web sites (domains) you enter and how many seconds you stay on these sites on their servers (Log files) for legal processes.