/30
1 usable IPv4 address
€2.61 / month
- Available
- WHOIS record
- Not included
IPV4 / SUBNET / RDNS
IPv4 Leasing
Compare IPv4 blocks from /30 to /24 for applications and infrastructure by usable-address count and registration features.
Plans
IPv4 leasing plans
Seven plans are available: /30, /29, /28, /27, /26, /25 and /24. Their usable address counts are 1, 5, 13, 29, 61, 125 and 253.
/29
5 usable IPv4 addresses
€6.95 / month
- Available
- WHOIS record
- Not included
/28
13 usable IPv4 addresses
€13.03 / month
- Available
- WHOIS record
- Not included
/27
29 usable IPv4 addresses
€23.46 / month
- Available
- WHOIS record
- Not included
/26
61 usable IPv4 addresses
€52.13 / month
- Available
- WHOIS record
- Not included
/25
125 usable IPv4 addresses
€78.20 / month
- Available
- WHOIS record
- Not included
/24
253 usable IPv4 addresses
€130.33 / month
- Available
- WHOIS record
- Included
TECHNICAL PLATFORM
IPv4 subnets sized for measured requirements
IPv4 leasing grants the use of an address block for a defined billing period without transferring ownership. Options range from a small /30 allocation to a /24 allocation; choose according to the usable-address count shown on each plan.
Before selecting a subnet, identify which systems genuinely require separate public addresses, account for gateway and broadcast effects, allow realistic growth room, and document routing and reverse-DNS needs. Contact the technical team before ordering if your project requires ASN, BGP, RPKI, geolocation or specific address-reputation considerations.
CIDR capacity
Plans range from /30 through /24, with the usable address count shown on every option.
Reverse DNS
RDNS is available with every plan. Contact the technical team about the update or delegation workflow for your deployment.
WHOIS record
Plans from /30 through /25 do not include a WHOIS record, while the /24 plan does.
Monthly billing
All seven plan prices use a monthly term. Currency, tax and payment details should be checked on the current checkout screen.
Use cases
Where can an IPv4 block be used?
Server groups
Controlled environments where several physical or virtual servers need distinct public addresses and an explicit allocation plan.
Web and API endpoints
Teams separating reverse proxies, API gateways or application endpoints while maintaining their own firewall and routing policy.
Email infrastructure
Organisations operating reverse DNS and sending architecture under their own policy while monitoring address reputation independently.
Network laboratories
Technical test environments that need real public addressing for firewall, routing and access-control validation.
PRODUCT DIFFERENCE
IPv4 leasing versus a single server address
A single server IP normally provides one address attached to one service. A leased subnet allows planning across the usable address count listed for that block. Routing, RDNS and WHOIS characteristics still vary by product, so moving from one address to a subnet needs to be designed together with the application and network architecture.
- Seven choices from /30 to /24
- Between 1 and 253 usable addresses
- RDNS listed on every plan card
- A WHOIS record is included only with /24
LOCATION AND NETWORK
Routing and network compatibility
Routing, delivery method and geolocation requirements can vary by project. Review compatibility with the target server or network with the technical team before ordering.
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Related services
Related infrastructure services
Frequently asked questions
IPv4 leasing FAQ
Common questions about selection and operation.
What is IPv4 leasing?
It provides the right to use an IPv4 block for a defined period without purchasing ownership. Address count and registration characteristics depend on the selected subnet plan.
How many plans are available?
Seven monthly plans are available: /30, /29, /28, /27, /26, /25 and /24. Choose according to the usable address count you need.
Why is the usable count smaller than the block size?
Subnet design can reserve addresses for network, gateway or broadcast functions. Use the usable count stated on each plan rather than an estimated total.
Is reverse DNS available?
Yes. RDNS is available with all seven plans. Contact the service team about the record update or delegation process.
Which plan includes a WHOIS record?
Only the /24 plan includes a WHOIS record. Plans from /30 through /25 do not include one.
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