ipfind/ipfind-mcp-server
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IP Find MCP Server
MCP
ipfind/ipfind-mcp-server
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
A lightweight MCP server that wraps ipfind.co's IP geolocation API. Accepts an IP address and returns location data including city, region, country, and coordinates via standard MCP interfaces.
Best for
Best for
Developers who need a simple MCP-compatible wrapper for IP geolocation lookups
Use cases
- Lookup geolocation for a user's public IP during authentication
- Enrich event logs or analytics with IP-derived location metadata
- Test or demo MCP server interactions with a simple API wrapper
Notes
A lightweight MCP server that wraps ipfind.co’s IP geolocation API. Accepts an IP address and returns location data including city, region, country, and coordinates via standard MCP interfaces.
2 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2025-07-07.
Use cases
- Lookup geolocation for a user’s public IP during authentication
- Enrich event logs or analytics with IP-derived location metadata
- Test or demo MCP server interactions with a simple API wrapper
Pros
- Minimal codebase and dependencies for quick setup
- Follows the Model Context Protocol for easy integration with MCP hosts
- Provides concrete IP-to-location data without external configuration beyond an API key
Cons
- Requires a paid ipfind.co API key for sustained usage beyond free tier limits
- Only 2 GitHub stars indicates minimal community or testing
- Limited to ipfind.co as the single data source with no fallback or caching
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Pros
- Minimal codebase and dependencies for quick setup
- Follows the Model Context Protocol for easy integration with MCP hosts
- Provides concrete IP-to-location data without external configuration beyond an API key
Cons
- Requires a paid ipfind.co API key for sustained usage beyond free tier limits
- Only 2 GitHub stars indicates minimal community or testing
- Limited to ipfind.co as the single data source with no fallback or caching
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