Website external resource and
hosting analysis tool.
HostOrigin scans the external resources used by a website and determines the geographic location of the servers hosting them.
HostOrigin scans a website URL and identifies external resources used by the page. Each resource is analyzed to determine the country where the server hosting it is located.
HostOrigin helps you understand where the resources used by a website actually come from.
When you enter a website URL, the application analyzes the external services and files that the page relies on — such as scripts, images, fonts, and other embedded resources. These resources are often hosted on different servers around the world.
HostOrigin identifies where those servers are located and shows you whether the resources are hosted within the European Union or outside the EU.
The result is a simple overview of the website's infrastructure footprint, helping you see how much of it depends on external services and where those services are located.
HostOrigin uses a mobile-first server-less architecture. All scan processing takes place on the user's device.
No scanning server is required, which means:
No scan data is stored remotely on any server.
Analysis remains completely private on your device.
Infrastructure costs remain minimal with no server overhead.
After the scan completes, HostOrigin presents the results as:
The results are also summarized visually in a pie chart showing the distribution of EU and non-EU resources.
Users can generate a downloadable report containing:
The report is generated locally on your device.