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IP Address Rental

Dedicated IPv4 and IPv6 addresses for servers, services and mail systems.

Networks from /29 to /22, billed monthly. We will advise which block size fits your task.

Proceed to OrderSee the prices
  • Networks from /29 to /22 — the price covers the whole block
  • The smallest block, /29, starts at $6.10 per month
  • A /48 IPv6 network — free for the calendar year
  • Minimum rental period — 1 month
  • Sites are Tier III data centres in Moscow and Novosibirsk

IPv4 Rental

The price covers the whole network for one month.
IPv4 NetworkNetwork MaskNumber of AddressesUsable for servicesMonthly Cost
a.b.c.d/29255.255.255.24886$6.10
a.b.c.d/28255.255.255.2401614$12.20
a.b.c.d/27255.255.255.2243230$24.39
a.b.c.d/26255.255.255.1926462$48.78
a.b.c.d/25255.255.255.128128126$102
a.b.c.d/24255.255.255.0256254$191
a.b.c.d/23255.255.254.0512510$381
a.b.c.d/22255.255.252.01,0241,022$762
Proceed to OrderTwo addresses in every network are taken by the protocol: the network address and the broadcast address.

IPv6 Rental

A /48 network is addressing with room to spare: enough both for segmentation and for growth.
IPv6 IP Addresses/48 IPv6 Network
Cost per calendar year (from 1 January)Free
Minimum Rental Period1 month

How to choose the network size?

The prefix in the table sets the size of the whole network. Here is what to work out before ordering.
Count by the network, not by addresses

The «Number of addresses» column shows the full size of the network. The network address and the broadcast address are taken by the protocol and cannot be assigned to services.

The price is for the network, not per address

The table shows the cost of the whole network for one month. The smallest block is /29, the largest is /22.

IPv6 is taken alongside IPv4

Some external services work over IPv4 only, so the two protocols are usually kept together: IPv4 for compatibility, a /48 IPv6 network for growth.

Where the addresses live?

The sites are Tier III data centres in Moscow and Novosibirsk, running on our own equipment.

Renting or addresses of your own

Both services cover the need for addresses, but differently: on the left is what renting gives you, on the right are addresses of your own.
Renting from us
  • The block is allocated from our resources — no objects to register in the registry database
  • The block size can change as the project grows
  • Billed monthly, minimum period — 1 month
  • We check the reputation of addresses before handing them over
Your own addresses: ASN and LIR
  • Resources are registered to you: a /24 IPv4 block, a /48 IPv6 network and an autonomous system number
  • An AS number of your own is what lets you announce addresses over BGP in your own name
  • When you change operator the announcement changes, while addressing on the servers stays the same
  • Paid separately: registration of the resources and annual maintenance of the objects
ASN and LIR registration

Renting gives you addresses for temporary use. If you need a block registered to you and an autonomous system number of your own, that is a separate service.

Terms and documents

Billing, restrictions and availability commitments are set out in the documents — you can read them before ordering.
Terms of service

How the service is provided and how billing works.

Acceptable use policy

What may and may not be done with rented addresses.

SLA

99.9% availability per month; compensation is provided if it is not met.

Support

Available around the clock, with an average reply time of 10 minutes.

Documents:Terms of UseService Level AgreementAcceptable Use PolicyPrivacy policy

Frequently asked questions

What people ask before ordering a block of addresses. Step-by-step guides live in the knowledge base, and support answers anything specific.

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