How to Rent IPv4 Addresses (2026) | Pricing & Steps
This guide explains how to rent IPv4 addresses in 2026: when renting makes sense (short-term or flexible use vs a longer lease or purchase), how it differs from buying or leasing, and what to expect on block sizing, pricing, and terms. Use it to decide if renting is right for your project (testing, campaigns, VPN/proxy, or temporary capacity).
Why rent IPv4?
Renting gives you flexibility without a long-term commitment or large upfront cost. Typical use cases include short campaigns, testing, address needs for VPN or proxy services, or bridging a gap while you arrange a lease or purchase.
Rent vs lease vs buy
Choose rent when you need addresses for weeks or a few months; choose lease or buy for longer or permanent needs.
How renting works
Define needs
Number of addresses or block size (/24 or smaller segments), region, and duration.
Browse our listings
Compare pricing and terms from our suppliers.
Agree terms
Contract length, SLA, acceptable use, and pricing (e.g. per-address per month).
Activation
We assign the block; you configure routing (BGP or static) and use the addresses.
Return or renew
At the end of the period, you return the block or renew the agreement.
Pricing expectations
Pricing is usually quoted per address per month or per /24 per month. Prices vary by region and demand. Get a quote on our marketplace for current rates.