Whoer alternative — just checks, doesn't sell you a VPN

Whoer.net is both a checker and a VPN vendor. That's not a crime, but it means the verdict and the commercial motive are tied together: a page that tells you "anonymity is only 60%, leak risk detected" is right next to its own VPN entry. It's hard to tell whether a given warning is a neutral technical finding or a step in a conversion funnel.

Composite metrics like an "anonymity percentage" are also mostly each vendor's own recipe, with no public industry standard. When a score is neither explainable nor free of a motive to sell you something, its value as due-diligence evidence takes a discount.

A neutral checker has three floors. First, it doesn't sell by scaring you — IPOK neither sells nor nudges any VPN; a check is just a check. Second, it shows the evidence: IPOK aggregates 8 risk sources and floors hard signals, so you can see why an IP is judged high-risk, not a composite score delivered in a sales tone.

Third, privacy self-audit stays yours. IPOK's WebRTC / DNS leak test runs only on click, entirely in your browser; any real IP it surfaces is shown to you alone, never sent back to us, never written into a profile. Add native/datacenter classification and a /24 neighbor profile and you get a reviewable, conflict-free verdict. No signup, free, no tracking cookies.