Define requirements
- Define the subnet size, region, and lease term you need.
- Decide whether geolocation, route history, IP reputation, and hygiene constraints matter for the workload.
SubnetRegionGeolocationTerms
Lease IPv4 addresses
Need dedicated IPv4 for months or years? Compare available blocks, contract terms, and pricing for hosting, cloud, and customer assignments.
/24 ··· /16
Block sizes available
250 000+
IPv4 addresses in stock
1 month – 3+ years
Flexible contract terms
How IPv4 leasing works from request to activation
Browse and review
- Review supply, pricing, contract length, blacklist monitoring coverage, and acceptable-use limits.
- Narrow the list to blocks that match your technical and commercial requirements.
ContractPricingBlacklist monitoringUsage policy
Sign agreement
- Finalize the lease agreement and confirm the activation timeline.
- We prepare the LOA, ROA, RPKI, and routing so the block can be brought online without delays
AgreementLOAROARPKI
Activation
- Bring the leased block into service with BGP.
- Start using the addresses in production once the assignment is active, with abuse control and hygiene checks in place.
RoutingAssignment activeAbuse controlProduction use
Available IPv4 blocks
| Prefix | IPs | Price | Price per IP | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| /24 | 256 | €85/mo | €0.33/mo | View available blocks |
| /23 | 512 | €190/mo | €0.37/mo | View available blocks |
| /22 | 1,024 | €419/mo | €0.41/mo | View available blocks |
| /21 | 2,048 | €840/mo | €0.41/mo | View available blocks |
| /20 and larger | 4,096+ | €1680/mo | €0.41/mo | View available blocks |
Use leased IPv4 for BYOIP in AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure
AWS
A common fit when AWS public IPv4 charges become large enough to justify bringing your own range forEC2,Elastic Load Balancing,NAT Gateway,EKS, orECS.Google Cloud
A good option when you want your own public range in Google Cloud forCompute Engine,GKE,Cloud Load Balancing, orCloud NATinstead of expanding on provider-assigned IPs.Azure
Useful when Azure public IP costs keep growing acrossVirtual Machines,Load Balancer,NAT Gateway, orAzure Firewalland you want a dedicated range under contract.
Where leasing usually makes sense
Use case 01
Cloud and hosting
Lease when you need address space for BYOIP, customer allocation, or extra capacity now, but do not want to buy a block yet.
Use case 02
VPN and proxy
Teams often lease when range history, dedicated use, and the ability to keep the same space for the contract term matter operationally.
Use case 03
Enterprise networks
A practical option for branch rollouts, infrastructure expansion, or projects that will run for months or years but do not justify a purchase.
Use case 04
VoIP
Providers use leased space for SIP platforms, trunks, and telecom workloads where stable public addressing matters more than short-term flexibility.
Use case 05
Cybersecurity
Useful for internet-facing tools, threat research, and security operations that need dedicated public IP space without taking on a capital purchase.
Use case 06
Marketing infrastructure
Some teams lease ranges for landing pages, campaign infrastructure, and ad operations where stable public IP allocation is part of the setup.
Lease vs buy vs rent
| Feature | Lease | Buy | Rent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ownership | No — holder retains | Full — RIR transfer to you | No — holder retains |
| Upfront spend | Usually none | High one-time payment | Usually none |
| Typical term | Months to years | Permanent | Usually shorter |
| Recurring cost | Monthly or quarterly | None after purchase | Monthly |
| Flexibility | Moderate — renew or return | Low — you own it | High — short commitments |
| Best for | Stable use without purchase | Long-term infrastructure | Short-term demand |
Why lease instead of buying?
Buying ties up budget
If you need addresses for operations, not as an asset, leasing keeps cash free for the rest of the business.
Purchases take longer to close
Buying usually means a formal RIR transfer. Leasing is lighter operationally, so you can often get into service faster.
Demand may change
Not sure how long you’ll need the addresses? Leasing gives you flexibility to scale up or down at renewal.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to lease IPv4?
Pricing depends on block size, region, and contract length. As a rough starting point, a /24 often begins around EUR85 per month, and larger blocks usually get cheaper on a per-IP basis. If you send us the size and term you need, we can give you a current quote instead of a generic range.
What is the difference between leasing and renting IPv4?
In practice, leasing is the longer and steadier option. You get dedicated use under contract, usually for months or years. Renting is better when the need is short-term or you want maximum flexibility. For ad-hoc use, see rent IPv4 options.
What block sizes can I lease?
Most requests start at /24. /23 and /22 are also common, and larger blocks are possible when supply matches your region and term. Request a quote for the size you need.
Do I need an LIR to lease IPv4?
No. The block stays registered to the holder, so you are leasing usage rights rather than receiving the block into your own RIR account.
Should I lease or buy IPv4?
Lease if you need dedicated IPv4 now but do not want to tie up budget in a purchase. Buy if this is long-term infrastructure and you want the block transferred to you. Compare the buy IPv4 process.
Is my lease renewed automatically?
Usually yes, unless the contract says otherwise. Renewal terms and notice periods are agreed in advance, so you know whether the block continues automatically or needs a fresh confirmation.
Ready to lease IPv4?
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