RIPEstat

Free

RIPEstat printed no dollar price on 22 Oct 2026. No SPDX field was printed on the homepage, the Data API article, or the terms. The homepage says the Data API may be used for non-commercial purposes. Article 3.3 says commercial use is not allowed unless the RIPE NCC grants written permission, requested via stat@ripe.net. Those are the price-related sentences. They are not a fee schedule. The 1000-requests-a-day line is a registration request, not a charge. The 8-concurrent-request line is a technical limit, not a charge. Over 35 datasets is the homepage's count of datasets. It is not a price. A written-permission commercial arrangement would be a later document. This review did not open one, and it does not invent a rate.

The homepage says RIPEstat is an information service for Internet-related data, with insights and visualisations on IP address space and Autonomous System Numbers from over 35 datasets. It says a developer may use the Data API for non-commercial purposes to create alerts, configurations, visualisations, or applications, and that the API is the public data interface for RIPEstat and the data source for the UI. The Data API article repeats that the API is the only data source for the widgets and the UI. The request URL pattern it prints is https://stat.ripe.net/data/<endpoint>/data.json. It says there is no limit on the amount of requests, and it asks you to register if you plan to do more than 1000 requests a day. It limits one IP address to 8 concurrent requests. It documents a sourceapp parameter and the mailbox stat@ripe.net.

• Over 35 datasets. The homepage says RIPEstat visualises IP address space and ASNs from over 35 datasets.
• 1000 requests and 8 concurrent. The API article asks regular users above 1000 requests a day to register, and it limits one IP to 8 concurrent requests.
• Article 3.3 needs written permission. Commercial reuse of the service or the data is not allowed unless the RIPE NCC agrees in writing.

1. 1

   Quote the homepage for non-commercial API use and article 3.3 for the written-permission rule.

2. 2

   Register with stat@ripe.net when you expect more than 1000 requests a day. That line is the API article's.

3. 3

   Do not describe a resource widget for owasp.org or 1.1.1.1 from this review. Those pages did not paint.

• Commercial use is about to be described as a plan with a price. On 22 Oct 2026 the homepage said the Data API may be used for non-commercial purposes. Article 3.3 says a user may not re-package or redistribute the service or the data, and that commercial use needs written permission from the RIPE NCC via stat@ripe.net. No dollar price and no SPDX field were printed.
• A blank resource page is about to be briefed as a lookup. The pages for owasp.org and 1.1.1.1 painted the navigation and a blank main area. They are not prefix results. The homepage says the service visualises IP address space and ASNs from over 35 datasets. The API article says the API is the only data source for the widgets and the UI.
• The request rule is about to be called a fee. The API article says there is no limit on the amount of requests, asks you to register above 1000 requests a day, and limits one IP address to 8 concurrent requests. Those are usage rules. Domain and infrastructure is the nearest category. RIPEstat is not a port scanner.

Hard cases

The case where the first result is easy to over-read.

Questions

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