IP for AI

IP for AI is a free network check for people accessing AI services from a browser or app. It produces an explainable network environment score (0–100) to help you understand whether your current connection looks clean and consistent for AI access.

Beyond the score, it displays an IPv4 and IPv6 “egress portrait,” including region, ASN, and signals that may indicate proxy/VPN or Tor-style behavior, along with risk-list hits and an overall “IP purity” view. It also evaluates browser-side connectivity to public AI endpoints and can observe AI routing egress when a vendor endpoint echoes back your public IP.

The tool is designed for symptom-first troubleshooting. If you’re seeing load failures, CAPTCHA loops, dual-stack mismatches (IPv4 vs IPv6), or region-style errors, you can use the guidance to narrow down the cause. It also includes a read-only CLI check for users who want to run network diagnostics outside the browser.

Important context: the results reflect this network observation only. Public connectivity does not automatically mean your account, subscription, or full product features are available, and the score is not an official platform rating or a guaranteed predictor of bans.

What does IP for AI check when I run a test?

It checks your network environment score (0–100), your IPv4/IPv6 egress details (region, ASN, proxy/VPN or Tor signals, and risk attributes), and your browser-side connectivity to public AI endpoints.

What is the network environment score (0–100)?

It’s an explainable indicator of the quality/consistency of your current network environment for AI access. It helps guide troubleshooting, but it’s not an official rating and doesn’t predict bans or account status.

Why do I need to check both IPv4 and IPv6?

Some failures come from dual-stack differences—your IPv4 path may work while IPv6 fails (or vice versa). Checking both helps you pinpoint mismatches rather than guessing.

Does a successful connectivity result mean my account or subscription will work?

No. Connectivity to public endpoints only reflects this network observation. It doesn’t guarantee login, subscription entitlements, or complete feature access.

How can IP for AI help when I see CAPTCHA loops or load failures?

Use the symptom-first guides with the network score, egress/IP purity signals, and endpoint connectivity results to identify likely causes such as proxy/VPN/Tor signals or routing/region inconsistencies.

Can I run the check from the command line?

Yes. A read-only CLI check is available for performing the diagnostic without using the browser.