AddressMock
AddressMock
Random US, Hong Kong and Cape Verde addresses with matched city, state and ZIP
Supports multiple regions
Check the docs depth and real endpoint shape before assuming production fit.
Start by accessing the API endpoints directly as no authentication is required. Visit the official website for documentation and usage details.
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About this API
AddressMock provides random addresses from the US, Hong Kong, and Cape Verde, including matched city, state, and ZIP code information. This API is useful for developers needing realistic but fictitious address data for testing and development purposes.
It is particularly relevant for applications that require address validation, form population, or mock data generation without risking exposure of real user data. By supporting multiple regions, it offers flexibility for internationalized testing scenarios.
Since no authentication is required, developers can quickly integrate and start using the API without setup overhead. The simplicity and focus on address data make it a straightforward tool for generating test addresses in various contexts.
What you can build
- 1Generate random addresses for testing
- 2Populate forms with sample address data
- 3Validate address formatting in applications
- 4Create mock datasets for location-based apps
Strengths & limitations
Strengths
- Supports multiple regions
- No authentication required
- Provides matched city, state, and ZIP
Getting started
Start by accessing the API endpoints directly as no authentication is required. Visit the official website for documentation and usage details.
FAQ
Do I need an API key to use AddressMock?+
No, AddressMock does not require any authentication or API key.
What regions does AddressMock support?+
It supports random addresses from the US, Hong Kong, and Cape Verde.
Can I use AddressMock for production data?+
No, it is intended for testing and development with fictitious addresses.
Is HTTPS required to access the API?+
The documentation should be checked, but typically HTTPS is recommended for API access.
Can I call AddressMock API directly from a browser?+
Yes, since no authentication is required, direct browser calls are possible if CORS policies allow.
Technical details
- Auth type
- none
- Pricing
- free
- Protocols
- REST
- Response time
- 256 ms
- Last health check
- 8/13/2026, 5:30:23 AM