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Available: 17
- Starting total
- $102.40
- Range per IP
- $0.40 - $0.60
- Recent lease per IP
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Managed IPv4 leasing
Review current block-size availability, then coordinate eligibility, contract, routing authority, registry records, geolocation, and abuse-response requirements through one managed workflow.
Current availability
Availability and indicative pricing are refreshed from the i.lease leasing overview. A request remains subject to technical fit, compliance review, contract, and final allocation confirmation.
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Displayed availability and prices are indicative observations, not reservations or offers. Currency, billing period, intended use, routing, registry and contract terms are confirmed during review.
Coordinate the LOA, routing-authority evidence, registry contacts, and activation checklist in one case. Readiness depends on completed checks and counterpart actions; no fixed activation time is promised.
Review available reputation, routing, and registry evidence before accepting a block. Historical observations reduce uncertainty but cannot guarantee future allowlisting or deliverability.
Coordinate ROA, LOA, rDNS, geofeed, and authorized route changes where the holder, registry, and technical setup permit them. Each control remains subject to the relevant authority.

Longer-term capacity for stable network operations, with intended use and registry requirements recorded before activation.

Term and scale options assessed against available inventory, routing requirements, and the operational change window.

Use-case review for VPN, proxy, hosting, and other higher-touch workloads, including abuse handling and reputation dependencies.
Authorized ROA changes are coordinated with the holder and applicable registry tooling.
Geofeed and correction requests are prepared for relevant providers; downstream adoption remains outside our control.
Abuse reports enter a documented response workflow with evidence, ownership, and follow-up.
Registry and holder coordination keeps required records and authorities visible throughout the lease lifecycle.
Commercial terms are documented for the selected block and term before either side commits.
Decision boundary
i.lease coordinates evidence and authorized operational steps. Registry decisions, third-party databases, route propagation, network performance, abuse outcomes, and final commercial acceptance remain controlled by their respective parties.
Share the block size, target region, intended use, routing setup, and timing constraints so the team can assess a viable leasing path.