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Consider to add support for IP2Location.io as a fallback #367

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ip2location opened this issue Sep 20, 2024 · 1 comment
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Consider to add support for IP2Location.io as a fallback #367

ip2location opened this issue Sep 20, 2024 · 1 comment

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@ip2location
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Hi there,

Would you like to add support of our service into your project to get own IP address? Our service provided 500 queries per day for keyless query, or 30000 queries per month if you sign up our free plan. You can read more on the result returned via our documentation.

@abdullahdevrel
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For context, this project uses IPinfo.io as a failover already.

IPinfo vs IP2Location

  • IPinfo.io provides 1,000 requests per day without a token.
  • IPinfo provides 50,000 requests per month with a free tier token.
  • Universal access to a globally distributed load-balancing network regardless of access tier.
  • Higher accuracy is driven by IPinfo's active measurement-based IP geolocation methods. (Blog post)

In addition to offering generous no-tier and free-tier access, we also have incredible uptime hours. In my opinion, redundant fallback/failover strategy involves functionally accounting for multiple API services for a single feature, which adds a layer of complexity. If access or limits to our service are an issue, we are happy to look into it. Thanks.

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