VPNDetection
ChatGPT pluginDetect VPNs, proxies and Tor
🔎 Ask whether an IP address is a VPN, a proxy or Tor, and get the answer right in your chat.
🎯 What it checks
- VPNs, and residential, datacenter, mobile and public proxies
- Tor nodes, privacy relays and web gateways
- Hosting providers and CDNs
- The provider's name, where your plan includes it
📋 Made for real work
- A whole list of addresses at once
- A signup or order export, with each verdict kept next to its record
- The plan and allowance behind your API key
- Any VPNDetection database, and which ones your organization holds
🔒 Your key stays yours
- You sign in with your VPNDetection account and pick the API key it uses, and the key itself never reaches ChatGPT or Codex
- Every tool is read-only
- A field your plan doesn't include comes back marked as not covered, never as a no
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| 77 | #10595 | 126places up | |
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| 81 | #12041 | — |
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Example prompts
- “Is 45.83.91.1 a VPN or a proxy?”
- “Check 185.220.101.1 and 8.8.8.8 for VPNs, proxies and Tor.”
- “Which VPNDetection databases does my organization hold?”
Skills
analyze-database
Explore what is inside a VPNDetection database and analyze it - its columns and what a row means, a first look from its sample rows, and in Codex, counts and lookups over a downloaded copy. Use when someone asks what a database contains, wants example rows, or wants numbers from the data such as counts by provider, how much of a network is covered, or whether an address or range is in it.
check-ips
Check whether IP addresses belong to a VPN, a residential, datacenter, mobile or public proxy, a Tor node, a privacy relay or web gateway, a hosting provider or a CDN, using VPNDetection. Use when someone gives you one or more IP addresses, or text that contains them, and asks whether they are anonymized, risky, from a VPN or proxy, or who operates them.
database-files
Look into the VPNDetection IP databases - what exists and which ones an organization holds, what is inside one, how big it is, whether a downloaded copy is intact, and why a download failed. Use when someone asks about the downloadable databases, their columns, sample rows, sizes, build dates, formats (CSV or MMDB), checksums, license standing or download history.
review-traffic
Screen a batch of signups, logins, orders, reviews or log lines for anonymized traffic with VPNDetection, keeping each result next to the record it came from. Use when someone shares an export, a CSV, a table or a log file and asks which entries came from VPNs, proxies, Tor or hosting, or asks for help spotting fraud, abuse or account sharing by network.
- Categories
- Made by
- VPNDetection · Website
- Sign-in
- On Install
- Capabilities
- Check IP addresses, Screen signups and orders, Look into databases
- Availability
- Available
- Version
- 1.2.6
- Keywords
- vpn detection, proxy detection, ip intelligence, tor, fraud prevention, mcp
- Created
- October 12, 2026
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