IP Blacklist Check (DNSBL)

IPOK dev tools provide fast network diagnostics and data conversions, including IP purity, subnet risk, DNSBL blacklist, and ASN routing lookups.

Whether your server IP is on a spam / abuse blacklist (DNSBL) directly decides if mail reaches the inbox and whether requests get blocked. This tool checks 5 major blacklists at once (SpamCop, UCEPROTECT, Barracuda, S5H, Anonmails) and shows exactly which one hits.

Being listed usually means the range was abused — common for datacenter / proxy / VPS IPs. Your browser sends the derived DNSBL query directly to Cloudflare DoH; it does not pass through IPOK, but Cloudflare processes it.

Your browser sends DNSBL queries directly to Cloudflare DoH. They do not pass through IPOK, but Cloudflare processes them. A listing usually means the range was abused.

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FAQ

What happens if an IP is blacklisted?

Mail you send is more likely bounced or spam-filed, and sign-up / unlock / checkout more easily trigger verification or get blocked.

Why is my datacenter / VPS IP listed?

Blacklists often operate at the IP-range level; if anyone in the same block spams or abuses, the whole range can be flagged and your IP suffers by association.

Can I check IPv6?

DNSBLs are essentially IPv4-only, so this tool checks IPv4 only. For IPv6's overall risk, use this site's IP check.