Read the whole Scamalytics page, not just the number: score and band, operator, datacenter, blacklists and proxy lines.
| Item | What it tells you | What to do with it |
|---|---|---|
| Fraud Score and Risk | Scamalytics' own 0–100 estimate and its band | Record both; compare only with later results from the same tool |
| Operator: ASN, ISP Name, Organization Name, Connection type | Who runs the network, and what kind of connection Scamalytics thinks it is (it can be n/a) | Check it matches what you bought; ISP Name and Organization Name can differ |
| Country, state, city | Where Scamalytics places the address | Compare with the country of the account or site you will use |
| Does the connecting device reside in a datacenter? | A yes or no for datacenter space | A yes is expected for datacenter proxies; for an ISP IP, compare with a second tool |
| External Blacklists | Yes or no for each listed open-source dataset (Firehol, IP2ProxyLite, IPsum, Spamhaus, X4Bnet Spambot) | A listing is a concrete lead: note which list and open a ticket if the IP is yours |
| Proxies: Anonymizing VPN, Tor Exit Node, Server, Public Proxy, Web Proxy, Search Engine Robot | Yes or no for each type of address Scamalytics recognizes | Server: Yes means a commercial server address; it is not the same as VPN or public proxy |
| Residential Proxy | Whether the address is part of a residential proxy network in Scamalytics' data | Write down the date and compare with other tools; it is one database's flag |
Lines as shown on the Scamalytics page for a public sample address, read on 14 November 2026, and band values from its products page. The right-hand column is practical advice, not Scamalytics' wording.
Scamalytics says it applies fraud feedback across the surrounding IP neighbourhood: addresses in the same subnet, ASN or hosting block can get elevated scores before they are reported individually. On the page for the sample address we read, the summary also said Scamalytics had no direct visibility into that address, so the score was based on the operator's other addresses.
Two more limits from its own page: its statements are opinion based on limited information, and it covers web connections from users to websites, not server-to-server traffic. So a score is a hint about an address range, and what a particular website does with a visit is that website's decision.
Get the exit IP through your proxy (open https://ipinfo.io/json), then search it on the Scamalytics IP lookup.
Write the number, the label and the date. Do not turn them into one verdict such as "bad IP".
The operator should be the kind of network you meant to buy and the country should be the one your account uses.
Note every yes. A yes on a blacklist is more specific than a number; a yes on Server only says the address is a commercial server.
If you change the IP, the type or the country, change one thing at a time and look again later, with the same tool.
Check Is the whole operator range high, or only this address? Look at a few neighboring addresses.
Fix If your IP alone is high, ask for a replacement through a ticket with the order number and a screenshot; if the whole range is, consider another country or network type.
Stop when Do not buy several IPs to "fish" for a low score.
Check Is the country and region what the account normally uses, and is the rest of the environment consistent?
Fix Use the same fixed IP every time, in the account's own region, and keep the browser and time zone consistent.
Stop when The site decides; a low score does not guarantee anything.
Check Did you buy a datacenter IP, or a static ISP IP?
Fix For a datacenter IP this is expected. For a static ISP IP, compare with IPinfo and open a ticket with both results.
Stop when Stop after one cross-check; repeated lookups will not change the data.
A static ISP IP is fixed for its lease term, so the result you check stays attached to the address you use. Check it right after you receive it and again before you rely on it for an account. The price is US$0.50 for 1 day or US$7.99 for 30 days, the same in every country, so a one-day lease is a cheap way to test.
For accounts, the usual advice is a fixed, clean IP in the same region as the account, with the environment kept consistent. A different IP does not lift a limit on an account.
Open the static ISP page, choose country, lease term and quantity, and pick HTTP or SOCKS5.
Open My assets and copy HOST, PORT, USERNAME and PASSWORD.
Open https://ipinfo.io/json through the proxy and note the ip and org.
Search that ip on Scamalytics and go through the lines above. Compare with a second checker before deciding.
On its scale, yes: 0 means no known fraud risk and 90–100 is very high risk. It is still only one tool's estimate, and the rest of the page matters too.
On the page it appears in the Proxies list for a sample commercial server address. It says the address is a server; it is not the same as VPN or public proxy.
Each uses its own data and method, and Scamalytics builds part of its score from neighboring addresses. Compare results from the same tool over time.
No. Scamalytics says its conclusions are opinion based on limited information. What a website does is the website's own decision.
Look up the exit IP, read the score with ASN, type and neighbors, then change one thing and retest.
Test your IP as soon as the page opens: network type, native or broadcast, the SpamCop blacklist, time zone, language and WebRTC, plus how to read each result.
Five IP checkers, five different things measured: how to compare them in 5 steps before you buy.
Look up an IP's ASN and the organization behind it, read the network-type label, and see why 'isp' does not always mean a home line.
Fixed static ISP proxies: a residential-grade IP that stays the same for the whole term. For social accounts, stores and AI tools. HTTP and SOCKS5.
View options and pricingOfficial documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 14 November 2026: the bands are 0–19 low, 20–59 medium, 60–89 high and 90–100 very high; a score of 70 means roughly seven in ten users seen from the address were linked to fraud; the thresholds are a starting point to adjust to your own data; fraud feedback is applied across the same subnet, ASN and hosting block.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 14 November 2026 for a well-known public DNS address: Fraud Score and Risk; a summary saying Scamalytics has no direct visibility into the address, so the score is based on the operator's other addresses; Operator (hostname, ASN, ISP Name, Organization Name, Connection type); location fields; "Does the connecting device reside in a datacenter?"; External Blacklists (Firehol, IP2ProxyLite, IPsum, Spamhaus, X4Bnet Spambot); Proxies (Anonymizing VPN, Tor Exit Node, Server, Public Proxy, Web Proxy, Search Engine Robot); Residential Proxy; and a disclaimer about limited information and web connections only.
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Product facts file of the site, checked 14 November 2026 against the console and the price table: products, prices in US$ (1 PTC = US$1), lease terms, protocols and ports, countries, quantity limits, auto-renew, no free trial.
Create an account, top up once, then pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter IPs and have one running in your browser within minutes.
