AS3502: IP address ranges and network type

AS3502 holds 35 IPv4 segments covering 74,240 addresses across 5 countries, 89% of them in United States as of 14 September 2026. By usage type it is 54% datacenter and 46% residential broadband.

Network usage types in AS3502

What kind of address space a network is made of decides what kind of proxy risk it carries: datacenter space is where hosting-based proxies and VPN exits live; residential broadband and mobile space is where home-broadband proxies and dial-up pools live. The share is by IPv4 segment.

Countries where AS3502 has addresses

Share of the network's IPv4 segments by the country each segment is located in. A network whose space is spread over many countries is usually a hosting or transit operator rather than a domestic broadband provider.

Look up a single address in AS3502

Free, no signup: curl https://ip99.com/v1/ip/104.244.80.0 returns the country, ASN, usage type and a risk score for one address — see the API documentation. For scoring at volume, pricing; for what the score does and does not mean, what an IP risk score means.

Go deeper

How to tell whether an address is a proxy, VPN or datacenter · Rotating residential proxies and dial-up pools · Residential proxy exits observed this week · IP ranges by country

FAQ

How many IP addresses does AS3502 have?

In the IP99 geolocation database AS3502 holds 35 IPv4 segments covering 74,240 addresses as of 14 September 2026. Counts are by located segment, not by BGP announcement, so they can differ from a routing table.

Is AS3502 a residential or a datacenter network?

54% of its IPv4 segments are classified as datacenter and 46% as residential broadband. The classification is per segment: one network can carry both kinds of space, which is why a lookup of the exact address is more useful than the network-level share.

Which countries does AS3502 cover?

AS3502 has addresses in 5 countries; the largest share is United States (89%), followed by Australia (3%).