Frequently Asked Questions

  • What happens if my volume exceeded?
  • An email will be sent to alert you when you reach 75% of the soft limit and when you reach 100% of the hard limit.


  • How many API requests can Ip2Loc handle?
  • A: billions per day


  • Can I cancel anytime?
  • A: Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time.


  • What can I do if I require a larger volume?
  • A: Contact support and we will assist you in finding a suitable offer.


  • How does geolocation technology work?
  • A: Geolocation technology works by using digital information to identify the real-world location of an object or person.


  • How does geolocation technology work?
  • A: Geolocation technology works by using digital information to identify the real-world location of an object or person.


  • How can businesses use geolocation for targeted advertising?
  • A: Businesses can use geolocation to target their advertising to specific geographic regions, such as cities, states, or even neighborhoods.


  • What is geotargeting?
  • A: Geotargeting involves targeting customers based on their location and providing them with customized offers and promotions.


  • How can geolocation be used for fraud prevention?
  • A: By tracking the location of a customer's device, businesses can detect if a transaction is being made from a location that is different from the customer's usual location, which can help prevent fraudulent transactions.


  • What are some of the benefits of using geolocation for businesses?
  • A: Some of the benefits of using geolocation for businesses include enhanced targeting capabilities, increased effectiveness of advertising campaigns, improved fraud prevention measures, better localization of websites, personalized content for users, and the ability to provide customized offers and promotions based on a user's location. Overall, geolocation technology has become an essential tool for businesses looking to better understand their customers and provide them with more personalized experiences. As technology continues to advance, it is likely that geolocation will become even more critical to the success of businesses in the future.