IPv4 Rental

IP leasing means IPv4/IPv6 addresses are allocated to you for a specific period so you can use them for your projects. At the end of the term, you can renew or cancel.

Yes, it may be technically possible; however, it depends on routing (BGP), provider policies, and network design. We recommend confirming your intended use case with our support team.

Speed and latency vary based on your location, your internet service provider, and the IP’s location. Therefore, rather than guaranteeing a specific ping, we offer network availability and stability targets.

IP reputation depends on past usage. We aim to provide clean IP ranges; however, blacklist/abuse databases are dynamic, so a “100% guarantee” isn’t realistic. Checks can be provided upon request.

Typically, IPs are delivered shortly after payment confirmation. Delivery time may vary depending on stock, verification, and any required configuration.

If abuse complaints or misuse are detected, traffic may be restricted, the service may be temporarily suspended, or it may be terminated. This is necessary to protect network security and IP reputation.

The IP is allocated exclusively to you.

An IP address itself isn’t “fast.” Performance depends on the data center network quality, upstream providers, BGP routing, latency (ping), and packet loss. Instead of promising “speed,” we provide a stable and robust network infrastructure.

/24: 256 total, 254 usable (excluding network and broadcast)
/22: 1024 total, 1022 usable

rDNS support can be provided depending on the package and authorization. rDNS is important for email and certain verification use cases.

IP changes may be possible depending on stock and technical feasibility. Use cases requiring continuous rotation are evaluated separately.

Yes. We provide support for setup, routing, and basic configuration. For issues related to the customer’s ISP, we can offer guidance and troubleshooting direction.