Check the public exit IP returned by supported ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI service endpoints. Compare routing behavior across services to verify proxy, domain-split, and policy-routing rules. Results describe this connection only, not account, subscription, or risk status.
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.
Routing checks compare public IPs returned by AI app or vendor network endpoints. Use them to verify domain-based proxy and policy-routing rules, not account status.
It is the public IP returned by a supported AI service endpoint for the current connection. Only services that return a verifiable public exit IP are shown, so unavailable or unverified results are never presented as routing conclusions.
Proxy rules can select different paths by domain, region, address family, or policy group. Different IPs returned for ChatGPT, Claude, or Grok usually mean that those services are not sharing the same observable public exit.
ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent results describe vendor network paths and can help verify domain routing, but they are not a dedicated AI-product exit. A correct exit cannot establish account sign-in, subscription eligibility, regional support, or service-side risk status.
The current public IP is the exit observable when you visit this site. An AI routing exit is the IP returned by a supported AI service endpoint for the current connection. Read either result with the relevant routing rule.
Proxy and policy-routing rules can select paths by domain, policy group, address family, or region. Different exits usually mean that the services are not using the same observable public path.
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.
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.
No. It only describes the observable exit for this connection. It does not read account sign-in, subscription eligibility, regional support, or service-side risk information.
