Real ISP locations
Checks can be executed from mobile operators, ISP networks and international infrastructure points.
- A1, Vivacom, Yettel and Starlink
- Turkey, Italy, Singapore and Poland
- Additional locations by plan or request
IPTrack Evidence uses EyeballMonitor agents to capture browser screenshots from real ISP, mobile and international network locations.
Instead of only checking status codes, Evidence captures what a real browser sees from a real network point. Reports can include desktop, Android, tablet and iPhone views.
Evidence is useful when a website works from one place but fails, blocks or renders incorrectly from another ISP or country.
Checks can be executed from mobile operators, ISP networks and international infrastructure points.
The system captures screenshots from browser profiles instead of only returning a technical HTTP result.
Evidence reports help document access problems, ISP-specific outages, CDN/WAF issues and SLA disputes.
IPTrack Evidence is a browser based proof service that shows what a real browser sees from a real ISP, mobile operator or international network location. It is not only a status check. It produces visual technical evidence that can be used when a website appears to work from one place but fails, blocks, redirects or renders incorrectly from another network.
The Evidence technology originates from EyeballMonitor.com, the first source and creator of the service. IPTrack provides this Evidence layer under exclusive commercial access rights from EyeballMonitor and acts as a primary reseller channel for customers who need the technology without entering a large corporate annual plan.
Evidence checks open a real browser session and capture what is visible on screen. This helps document visual failures, blocked pages, wrong redirects, broken rendering, WAF pages, CDN errors and regional access differences.
The service can use ISP, mobile and international points such as local operators, Starlink and selected foreign locations. This is important because many outages are visible only from specific networks or countries.
Each result can include screenshot, timestamp, point/location context, browser profile and network information. This creates proof that is easier to understand than a raw log or a simple HTTP status code.
Normal uptime monitoring can say that a URL returned HTTP 200 from a monitoring server. Evidence shows what a user-like browser actually received from a concrete network perspective.
Evidence can help during SLA disputes, support cases, ISP routing problems, CDN or WAF incidents, geo blocking checks and client complaints where a screenshot is more convincing than a verbal explanation.
EyeballMonitor is positioned for corporate and enterprise customers. IPTrack makes selected Evidence capabilities available to smaller businesses, agencies and website owners through more accessible plans.
These local sample screenshots show how IPTrack Evidence can document what a real browser sees from real ISP, mobile and international locations. The sample target renders IP and network details, making the result easy to verify as real technical evidence.

Istanbul network point

Istanbul network point

Istanbul network point

Istanbul network point

Milan ISP point

Milan ISP point

Milan ISP point

Milan ISP point

Global satellite access

Global satellite access

Global satellite access

Global satellite access

Bulgaria / A1 mobile ISP

Bulgaria / A1 mobile ISP

Bulgaria / A1 mobile ISP

Bulgaria / A1 mobile ISP

Bulgaria / Vivacom mobile ISP

Bulgaria / Vivacom mobile ISP

Bulgaria / Vivacom mobile ISP

Bulgaria / Vivacom mobile ISP

Bulgaria / Yettel mobile ISP

Bulgaria / Yettel mobile ISP

Bulgaria / Yettel mobile ISP

Bulgaria / Yettel mobile ISP

Amsterdam ISP point

Amsterdam ISP point

Amsterdam ISP point

Amsterdam ISP point
A normal uptime monitor can say that a website returned HTTP 200 from a data center. Evidence shows what a user-like browser actually saw from a specific ISP or country.
This makes the service suitable for visibility proof, technical disputes, regional blocking checks and incident documentation.