Rent IPv4 Addresses from $0.40/IP/Month

If you need IP addresses for your organization, renting them may be a good option, especially as a new IPv4 leasing market is emerging. This can be particularly useful for data center companies that need a large block of addresses quickly. An IPv4 address is a unique numerical label assigned to each device on a computer network and is necessary for devices to communicate with one another. While some IP addresses cannot be leased or purchased, leasing can be a flexible option that allows you to adjust your address usage as your needs change. The cost of leasing an IPv4 address depends on various factors, and it's essential to review the terms and conditions carefully before signing a lease agreement. Renting IPv4 addresses can be a cost-effective option, and dynamic pooling can also help prevent address depletion in the future.

Most IPv4 rental setups are completed within 24 hours of payment. InterLIR maintains a pool of over 1 million pre-cleaned IPv4 addresses ready for immediate deployment. Once you select your block size and region (RIPE, ARIN, or APNIC), we configure routing, set up RPKI, and provide you with access credentials. Unlike purchasing IPv4 addresses (which takes 2-3 weeks for RIR transfer), renting is instant.

Yes. InterLIR guarantees that all rented IPv4 addresses are checked against 50+ blacklist databases (Spamhaus, SORBS, etc.) before deployment. We continuously monitor reputation and proactively manage abuse complaints. If an IP becomes blacklisted during your rental, we replace it at no additional cost. Our 24/7 abuse management team ensures that rented IPs maintain clean reputation throughout your rental period.

InterLIR offers month-to-month rental with no minimum commitment. You can rent IPv4 addresses for as little as one month. Billing is monthly, and you can cancel anytime with 30 days notice. This flexibility makes IPv4 rental perfect for temporary projects, seasonal campaigns, or testing before committing to purchasing addresses.

InterLIR offers IPv4 rental from /24 (256 IPs) up to /16 (65,536 IPs) and larger. The minimum rentable size is /24, as this is the smallest globally routable prefix. Most clients rent /24 or /23 blocks for web hosting, VPNs, or small-scale cloud services. Larger blocks (/22, /21, /20) are popular with ISPs, data centers, and enterprise clients. Custom block sizes can be accommodated based on availability.

Yes. One of the key advantages of renting IPv4 addresses is flexibility. You can scale up or down at any time based on your business needs. If you need more IPs, simply request an upgrade and we'll assign additional addresses within 24 hours. If you need fewer IPs, you can downgrade at the end of your current billing cycle. This flexibility is impossible with purchased IPv4 blocks, where you're locked into a fixed size.

If payment is not received within 7 days of the due date, InterLIR will send a payment reminder. If payment is still not received after 14 days, access to the rented IPv4 addresses will be suspended. Your routing will be disabled, and the IPs will be returned to InterLIR's pool. Any data or configurations associated with those IPs will be your responsibility to migrate. We recommend providing 30 days notice if you plan to cancel your rental to ensure a smooth transition.

It depends on your usage timeline. Renting costs $0.40-0.60/IP/month ($5-7/IP/year). Buying costs $35-55/IP one-time. The breakeven point is approximately 7-9 years. If you need IPs for less than 7 years, renting is cheaper. If you need IPs for 10+ years with no flexibility, buying might be more cost-effective. However, renting offers flexibility, zero maintenance, and no liquidation risk — advantages that are hard to quantify. For most businesses, renting is smarter.

Current rental rates are $0.40-0.60 per IP per month, depending on block size and RIR region. RIPE blocks (Europe) cost $0.40-0.60/IP/mo due to higher demand. ARIN blocks (North America) cost $0.40-0.60/IP/mo. APNIC blocks (Asia-Pacific) cost $0.50-0.60/IP/mo. A /24 block (256 IPs) costs approximately $100-150/month. There are no setup fees or long-term contracts required.