Geoblock checker

Which countries get in, and which get turned away?

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About the Geoblock checker

Load a URL from test locations on every continent and see which countries get the page, and which are blocked, redirected, bot-checked or shown something else, with the reason for each.

Every result comes in two styles: plain English for everyone, and the exact technical detail for engineers, with the raw JSON one click away.

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Probably not. Many sites block cloud servers (which is where our test locations live) rather than countries. Try Is it down? or open it yourself.

The site sent it somewhere else: a country version (example.com/uk), another domain, or an “unavailable” page. The Why section shows where it ended up.

No. Each request leaves from a real data centre in that country, so the site sees a local address, the same as a VPN would.