AWS partner for fresh, fast IP data
Fastah’s IP geolocation API is sold through AWS Marketplace. Try it free and buy it with your AWS account, see the charges on your AWS bill, and keep the results next to the rest of your data in Amazon Aurora, RDS or OpenSearch.
Buying through AWS Marketplace
Try free with your AWS account
Start the free-trial offer from AWS Marketplace with the AWS account or IAM role you already use. AWS sends you to Fastah to create your API keys.
One bill: your AWS invoice
Fastah charges appear on your AWS invoice and usage shows in the AWS Billing console, alongside the rest of your AWS spend. No separate card or vendor invoice.
Procurement you already have
Buy under your organization's existing AWS agreement, so architecture and vendor-management reviews move faster than onboarding a new supplier.
Pay for successful lookups
Each unit is 1,000 successful API calls. Only HTTP 200 lookups count; errors and CORS preflight requests don't. Manage renewal and annual terms in AWS Marketplace.
Works with your AWS data stack
Guides for storing and querying Fastah results in AWS databases and search.
Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL and Aurora DSQL →
Compare how each stores Fastah data types: IP addresses, subnets and geolocation points.
Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL →
Key data types and setup for storing Fastah API responses in RDS.
Amazon OpenSearch Service →
Index IP addresses and geolocation data, then visualize them on a map.
Using the AWS Marketplace →
Subscribe, pick a plan, set up your account and manage renewals.
Teams that bought through AWS
We tried a couple of IP geolocation APIs before deciding on Fastah. The main reason for choosing it was the availability on AWS Marketplace, which made it easy to integrate and deploy. Within two days, we had Fastah live in production, and it’s been working reliably ever since.— Amrit Patra, Sr. Director of Engineering & Architecture, Link MoneyRead the story →
Fastah Inc. became our top option very quickly because it was available under the AWS umbrella. We didn’t have to go through lengthy vendor approvals or legal reviews. It was like a cakewalk to onboard.— Arun Idiculla, Senior Software Architect, Publicis SapientRead the story →
Start on AWS today
Free trial first, paid plan when you’re ready. Both run through your AWS account.