Compare it with this site's exit
The site exit is the public IP used to reach ipforai.cc; a service exit comes from that service's echo endpoint. A difference may reflect domain, address-family, or proxy rules. Check it against your configuration.
AI Routing Exit Check: Exit IPs by Service
Check the public exit IP returned by supported ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI endpoints, and verify proxy and policy-routing rules.
AI routing exits
Identifies the public exits used by AI apps and vendor networks.Identifying AI service exits
Supported endpoints are being checked without replacing the existing connectivity result.
Results reflect the public exit returned by an app or vendor network endpoint for this connection. They do not represent account, subscription, or product availability.
How to read this check
About AI Routing Exits
This page shows public IPs returned by supported app or vendor endpoints to help verify routing rules. Services without a reliable echo do not receive an exit verdict.
How to verify routing rules
- Compare the target service exit with the site exit
- Check it against your domain rules
- Change one rule, then retest
What it cannot establish
A vendor-network exit is not a dedicated exit for one AI product. The expected exit also does not prove account, subscription, or feature access.
Frequently asked questions
Does one shared exit mean routing is not active?
Not necessarily. Multiple AI domains can be assigned to the same proxy exit, or they may all connect directly. Compare the result with your rules and current public IP.
Why do some AI services not show an exit IP?
Only services that reliably return a verifiable public exit IP are shown. A service without a suitable endpoint, an unavailable endpoint, or an untrustworthy response does not receive an exit conclusion.