IP TRACKING

[jdcline]

Is there a 3rd party that can provide me with all the ips that have hit my site http://1-800-medigap.com ? Does the MOZ API have that ability? Does anything?

[FedeEinhorn]

There are, but they are all PAID.

You have 2 options:

• pay per query: MaxMind https://www.maxmind.com/en/web_services
• per per database / year (infinite queries): IP2Location http://ip2location.com/

Both offer different options depending on how detailed you want the information of each IP.

[joseph.chambers]

Why do you want the IP address of every visitor? You can look at http://piwik.org which is another analytics and the last time I remember that it does show the IP.

https://www.kissmetrics.com is person based analytics. I would highly suggest them.

[Reinhart]

I'm a little bit leery of enabling the asker of this question but here goes...  Just be sure you use the information for good.

I've done this myself (to ban a spammer) by just using cPanel or whatever server software you have going on.  cPanel makes it very easy to see all of the recent IP addresses arriving to your server and what they requested.  The raw server logs should have the same info if not more.

This would be the most direct and complete route and you wouldn't need any additional software.  If you're looking for a software solution other than that I'd check out one of the recommendations above.  Depending on what CMS platform your site is on (WordPress, VBulletin etc) there may be a plugin that does something that will get the job done.  Would need to know what you're trying to do though.  Sounds rather ominous as it stands.

Edit: and to answer your question about Moz: NO it doesn't have this feature and likely never will.