As of 2026-08-28, iptrace.io reads: …A free API key is mentioned as available through ipstack. Our stored IPTrace terms are superseded and withheld. See the recorded change history.
How it ended:discovered 2026-08-28 · effective date unknown — The free tier is being discontinued and users are directed to switch to ipstack. The page now offers paid plans starting at $10/month for 200k requests. Source ↗Full history ↓
A verdict here is not a fixed property of the vendor. A one-off pricing event demotes a vendor while its recorded date falls in the last 180 days and then lapses on its own, with nothing about the vendor having changed; a standing condition — a free tier withdrawn, a product retired — does not lapse with time. This one rests on a standing condition, so it does not lapse.
Limits, pricing history. Catalogue date July 2026. Last updated 2026-09-26.
As of 2026-08-28, iptrace.io reads: The page offers Standard ($10/200k requests), Basic ($49/500k requests), and Pro ($99/1M requests) plans. A free API key is mentioned as available through ipstack. We are not publishing our stored IPTrace terms beside it — our own pricing change record, discovered 2026-08-28, names them as the previous ones. Its free tier has ended — one recorded free tier removal, discovered 2026-08-28. We no longer rate it.
The day we last read the vendor's page. Our last read of it, on 2026-09-26, found the page different from the terms we hold. We hold no confirmation of the terms we publish — the 2026-07-08 beside this date is not one we can source to a read that confirmed them.
Free Tier Details
Superseded: As of 2026-08-28, iptrace.io reads: The page offers Standard ($10/200k requests), Basic ($49/500k requests), and Pro ($99/1M requests) plans. A free API key is mentioned as available through ipstack. We are not publishing our stored IPTrace terms beside it — our own pricing change record, discovered 2026-08-28, names them as the previous ones. Read what we recorded ↓
We read that on 2026-09-26 from https://iptrace.io, and our check recorded: the page names IPTrace as "iptrace" and states amounts, none of which we matched to the terms we publish. A source check reads the cited page for the service's name and a price; the limits above are from our own record.
The free tier is being discontinued and users are directed to switch to ipstack. The page now offers paid plans starting at $10/month for 200k requests. Source ↗
Before: An embarrassingly simple API that provides your business with reliable and helpful IP geolocation data with 50,000 free lookups per month.
After: The page offers Standard ($10/200k requests), Basic ($49/500k requests), and Pro ($99/1M requests) plans. A free API key is mentioned as available through ipstack.
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As of 2026-08-28, iptrace.io reads: The page offers Standard ($10/200k requests), Basic ($49/500k requests), and Pro ($99/1M requests) plans. A free API key is mentioned as available through ipstack. We are not publishing our stored IPTrace terms beside it — our own pricing change record, discovered 2026-08-28, names them as the previous ones. What our record says changed: The free tier is being discontinued and users are directed to switch to ipstack. The page now offers paid plans starting at $10/month for 200k requests. Source: https://iptrace.io
What is IPTrace's free tier?
IPTrace's free tier is called "Free". As of 2026-08-28, iptrace.io reads: The page offers Standard ($10/200k requests), Basic ($49/500k requests), and Pro ($99/1M requests) plans. A free API key is mentioned as available through ipstack. We are not publishing our stored IPTrace terms beside it — our own pricing change record, discovered 2026-08-28, names them as the previous ones.
Is IPTrace's free tier reliable?
IPTrace's free tier has ended — one recorded free tier removal, discovered 2026-08-28: The free tier is being discontinued and users are directed to switch to ipstack. The page now offers paid plans starting at $10/month for 200k requests. Source: https://iptrace.io There is no free tier left to rate.
Is IPTrace's free tier good for production?
As of 2026-08-28, iptrace.io reads: The page offers Standard ($10/200k requests), Basic ($49/500k requests), and Pro ($99/1M requests) plans. A free API key is mentioned as available through ipstack. We are not publishing our stored IPTrace terms beside it — our own pricing change record, discovered 2026-08-28, names them as the previous ones. Until we have re-read the page we cannot say what capacity IPTrace gives you, so we are not recommending it for production on figures we have already superseded.
What changed in IPTrace's pricing?
IPTrace has had 1 recorded pricing change. Most recently: The free tier is being discontinued and users are directed to switch to ipstack. The page now offers paid plans starting at $10/month for 200k requests. Source: https://iptrace.io (discovered 2026-08-28).
When will I outgrow IPTrace's free tier?
When your usage exceeds the free tier limits, you'll need to upgrade or evaluate alternatives in the same category.
What category is IPTrace in?
IPTrace is categorized under Dev Utilities on AgentDeals.
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