AS16509 — Amazon.com, Inc.

Amazon.com, Inc. (AS16509) is commercial hosting space — servers rented by whoever pays for them, not connections an ISP assigns to homes. Traffic from the 2,975 addresses we have observed here is almost always software: monitors, API clients, scrapers, and services someone deployed.

Of those addresses, 94% carry the datacenter flag, and 5 (0%) carried a notable risk score of 40 or higher when last checked. Hosting space is neutral in itself — the same racks hold uptime monitors and credential-stuffing scripts — so the risk share, not the datacenter flag, is the number to read.

Addresses on this network have been looked up through Predax between January 10, 2026 and August 31, 2026. Each figure on this page reflects an address's most recent check, not a permanent record.

Geographically, the observed addresses span 39 countries, with the largest share (1,223 of 2,975) geolocating to United States.

A footprint that wide usually means globally distributed infrastructure — the same operator announcing address space from many regions — rather than a network serving one local population.

Traffic from hosting space is rarely a person on a browser, so friction here is cheap: rate limits, bot checks and challenges cost you almost no real visitors. Reserve outright blocks for addresses whose individual score justifies it.

Before blocking an address here, check whether it belongs to a service you actually rely on — uptime monitors, payment webhooks and integrations all live in networks like this one.