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Available: 21
- Starting amount
- $102.40Indicative amount; currency and billing period to confirm
- Amount per IP
- $0.40 - $0.60Indicative amount; currency and billing period to confirm
- Recent lease per IP
- Amount not provided
Lease IPv4 addresses for network teams
Lease IPv4 addresses for your network
Compare current block sizes and indicative rates, then share your region, intended use, ASN, routing authority, and term.
Lease decision brief
Choose an IPv4 lease by capacity, authority, and exit terms
A managed IPv4 lease can fit time-bound or variable capacity. Compare the operating path and full recurring cost before choosing a provider or sending a request.
- Define the need
- State the prefix size, service region or RIR, intended use, origin ASN, upstream, desired start date, and lease term.
- Compare recurring cost
- Separate the amount per IP from the billing period, setup or registry work, support, renewal changes, and route or authorization fees.
- Verify the operating path
- Confirm holder authority, LOA, RPKI or ROA, IRR, rDNS, geolocation, reputation evidence, route acceptance, and abuse ownership.
- Plan renewal and exit
- Agree notice, route withdrawal, return or migration steps, data handoff, and change approval; a request is not a reservation or quote.
Current availability
Compare available IPv4 block sizes
Use this live view to identify a possible prefix before submitting your region, intended use, routing setup, and lease term.
/23
Available: 1
- Starting amount
- $204.80Indicative amount; currency and billing period to confirm
- Amount per IP
- $0.40Indicative amount; currency and billing period to confirm
- Recent lease per IP
- Amount not provided
/22
Available: 3
- Starting amount
- $409.60Indicative amount; currency and billing period to confirm
- Amount per IP
- $0.40 - $0.50Indicative amount; currency and billing period to confirm
- Recent lease per IP
- Amount not provided
/21
Available: 0
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/20
Available: 0
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/19
Available: 0
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/18
Available: 0
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- Amount not provided
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- Amount not provided
- Recent lease per IP
- Amount not provided
Availability and displayed amounts are current observations, not reservations or offers. The final quote confirms currency, billing period, term, intended use, routing, registry work, and applicable fees.
Ask about block-size availabilityRequest workflow
From requirement to an operational IPv4 lease
Each request follows the same evidence-led sequence. A block is not reserved until the technical and commercial checks are complete.
- 01
Match capacity and RIR region
Confirm the prefix size, service region, intended use, target RIR, and whether current inventory can support the request.
- 02
Verify routing authority and history
Review the holder, ASN and upstream plan, LOA, ROA or RPKI path, registry records, geolocation observations, and available reputation evidence.
- 03
Agree terms and operating ownership
Document price and billing period, lease term, activation checks, abuse handling, renewal notice, termination, and route-withdrawal responsibilities.
Choose the right route
Lease, buy, or use a direct RIR path?
The right route depends on ownership goals, deployment timing, capital preference, registry eligibility, and how long the capacity is needed.
Lease IPv4 capacity
Use a lease when you need deployable capacity for a defined term without acquiring the address asset. Confirm renewal and exit obligations before activation.
Buy IPv4 addresses
Consider a purchase when long-term ownership and transfer eligibility justify the capital, registry process, due diligence, and ongoing operating responsibility.
Apply through an RIR
Assess membership or LIR onboarding when your organization is eligible and wants to hold the registry relationship, records, fees, and recurring administration directly.
Operational ownership
Know who owns each IPv4 leasing decision
Managed coordination keeps the case together, but it does not replace the authority of the customer, address holder, RIR, upstream, or third-party data provider.
- You provide and approve
- Target prefix, region, intended use, technical contacts, and deployment timing
- Origin ASN, upstream arrangement, routing plan, and required customer approvals
- Commercial acceptance and final approval of material operational changes
- i.lease coordinates
- Inventory and eligibility review, contract handoffs, and activation checklist
- Authorized LOA, ROA or RPKI, rDNS, geofeed, and registry-record requests
- Evidence tracking for abuse cases, renewal, termination, and route withdrawal
- External authorities decide
- Address-holder and RIR acceptance of records or authorization changes
- Upstream route acceptance, propagation, reachability, and network performance
- Third-party reputation, geolocation, allowlisting, and abuse outcomes
Leasing questions
Lease IPv4 addresses: requirements, pricing, routing, and exit terms
Short answers to the questions that decide whether a lease fits, taken from the workflow on this page.
What details do I need before i.lease can assess an IPv4 lease?
Send the required prefix size or address count, service region and RIR, intended use and network model, origin ASN with upstream and LOA or RPKI expectations, desired start date and term, plus budget, billing contact, renewal notice, and exit constraints. The first review works from these six points.
Does submitting a request reserve a block or create a quote?
No. A request starts an eligibility, inventory, routing, and commercial review. Availability and displayed amounts are current observations, not reservations or offers; the final quote confirms currency, billing period, term, intended use, routing, registry work, and applicable fees.
How is an IPv4 lease priced?
Compare the amount per IP separately from the billing period, setup or registry work, support, renewal changes, and any route or authorization fees, so the recurring cost of the whole term is visible before you commit.
What routing and registry work does a lease involve?
The operating path covers holder authority, LOA, ROA or RPKI, IRR, rDNS, geofeed, and registry records. Address-holder and RIR acceptance, upstream route acceptance and propagation, and third-party reputation or geolocation outcomes remain external decisions.
What should be agreed before renewal or exit?
Document renewal notice, price changes at renewal, termination, route withdrawal, return or migration steps, data handoff, and change approval before activation; these terms belong in the lease agreement, not in an availability view.
Prepare your request
Send the details needed for a useful answer
Send a leasing requirement without creating an account. Include these six details so the team can assess fit and identify any required authorizations.
Ready to request IPv4 capacity?
Submit the six requirement details above to start an eligibility, inventory, routing, and commercial review.
- 01Required prefix size or total IPv4 address count
- 02Preferred service region and RIR
- 03Intended use, network type, and end-user model
- 04Origin ASN, upstream, LOA, and RPKI or ROA requirements
- 05Desired start date and lease term
- 06Budget, billing contact, renewal notice, and exit constraints