Website Hosting Checker
Find out who hosts any website, its IP address, network and DNS provider.
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About the Website Hosting Checker
Every website lives on a server somewhere. This checker looks up a domain's public DNS records to find its IP address, the network that owns that address, the country of the network and who manages the domain's DNS, then recognises common platforms such as Vercel, Shopify, Wix and GitHub Pages.
It is useful before you move hosting, when checking a competitor's setup, or when you need to know where your own site is actually running.
How to use the Website Hosting Checker
- Type a domain such as example.com.np (with or without https://).
- Click Check hosting.
- Read the likely host and why the tool thinks so.
- See the technical details: IP addresses, network owner, country and name servers.
Tips
- Sites behind Cloudflare or another CDN show the CDN, not the hidden server.
- The check uses public DNS only, so it works for any website and stores nothing.
Frequently asked questions
How does the hosting checker work?
It asks Google Public DNS for the domain's records and looks up the IP address owner in public internet routing data. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is stored.
Why does it show Cloudflare, Amazon or Google instead of my host?
Many hosts and website builders run on these networks, and sites behind a CDN like Cloudflare hide the real server. The tool names the platform when it recognises it, and the network owner otherwise.
Is the result always correct?
It is a well-informed estimate based on public records. Your hosting account or invoice is the only certain proof of where a site is hosted.