Lease IPv4 Space
Get the IPv4 address space you need without the capital investment of purchasing. Flexible monthly leases, usually live within 24 hours, with full support.
From €99 per monthPrices
Month to month or fixed terms of one to four years. Blocks of /20 and larger are priced on request.
Block size
256 IP addresses in the RIPE region
/24, 1 year
€129 per month
- Over one year
- €1,548
- One-off setup fee
- Waived
Excluding VAT. Rates may be adjusted once a year, as set out in our Terms.
Lease to own
Lease it now, own it later
Start with a lease and own the block after one to five years. We put the terms in writing before you start.
- Yours after 1 to 5 years
- Early buy-out, no penalty
- Larger blocks cost less per /24
From €200per /24 per month
Everything Included
One price covers the lot. No service tiers, no add-ons, and no charge for the operational work that keeps a block usable. That work is the service, not an upsell. We handle the technical configuration so you can get on with your business.
- Checked against 10+ blocklistsEvery block is checked before handover and monitored for as long as you lease it.
- Excellent serviceNeed something specific? We think along with our customers and handle requests swiftly.
- Flexible TermsMonth to month, or fixed terms of one to four years, with easy scaling.
- LOA (Letter of Authorization) provided on request
- RPKI / ROA configuration
- rDNS / PTR record management
- WHOIS updates to your organization
- Blacklist monitoring included
- Block Continuity Guarantee: renewal on the same block, with no forced renumbering and no premium tier
- Abuse reports received and forwarded, with no fee for handling them
- Geolocation corrections with the major providers
- BGP route object creation
- Dedicated account manager
- Technical support included
Live in 24 hours
From your first message to address space you can announce.
- Hour 0
You get in touch
Tell us the subnet size and the duration for which you need it.
- Hour 2
Quote and terms
We get back to you with pricing for your request. This usually takes 1-3 business hours.
- Hour 4
Contract
After agreement, we draft up the contract and send it out for signing.
- Hour 8
Invoice and payment
When the contract is signed, we send out the invoice.
- Hour 24
Live within 24 hours
We have the LOA, RPKI/ROA and rDNS in place within several hours of payment.
Indicative timings for straightforward requests, not a guarantee. Larger blocks, incomplete documentation or registry processing can take longer.
What we need to get started
Have these ready and the quote usually comes back in 1-3 business hours.
- Block sizeWe lease from a single /24 upward. Anything smaller is not routable on the public internet.
- RIR regionWhich registry region you need the space in. This affects both availability and price.
- Intended useWhat will run on the addresses. We ask because clean space depends on knowing what it is used for.
- How you will announce itYour own ASN, your data centre's ASN, or a GRE tunnel from us. Any of the three works.
- Company detailsA registered business entity for the agreement. We do not lease to personal accounts.
- Expected durationMonth to month or one to four years. Longer terms cost less per month.
Trusted by network operators across Europe
A few of the businesses we have handled transfers, leases and sponsorships for.
We successfully worked with RTM Networks to buy a legacy IPv4/24 and receive a PI IPv6 /48. RTM is our LIR Sponsor and and the whole process was really smooth. Everything worked out the easy way without any troubles in transfer of the IP Ranges. We continue to work with them as LIR sponsor and infrastructure for one of the backbones we are connected now. Special thanks Rick for helping us in setting up the mesh connected backbones and bird. After decades in the business a great experience with cool people. Thank you for doing a great job.
I’ve been working with RTM Networks and Rick for several years, and our cooperation has been a very positive experience. Interestingly, our relationship started with RTM as our customer. We sold several /24 IPv4 prefixes to them, and I was impressed by how professionally the transactions were handled. Rick and his team managed the entire process clearly and responsibly, making each deal straightforward and easy from our side. Some time later, the roles were reversed and we became their customer, leasing a /24 IPv4 prefix from RTM. For our business, this turned out to be a practical and economically efficient solution. What I particularly appreciate is the combination of professionalism and a personal approach. Communication with Rick has always been direct, friendly and reliable, and it’s good to work with people who understand the industry and take responsibility for getting things done. Based on our experience on both sides of the relationship, I can confidently recommend RTM Networks.
Need IPv4 space on lease?
Tell us the size and term you need. Leased space is usually live within 24 hours of payment, and we usually reply in 1-3 business hours.
Leasing questions
How small a block can I lease?
From a single /24, which is 256 addresses. Anything longer than a /24 is filtered by most networks on the public internet, so smaller fragments cannot be announced reliably.
Can I announce leased space with my own ASN?
Yes. We issue a Letter of Authorization for the block, which your upstream or data centre uses to accept the announcement. If you do not have an ASN, your provider can usually announce on theirs, or you can route the space through one of our GRE tunnels instead.
Are the addresses clean?
We check blocklist status before handover and monitor the major RBLs for the duration of the lease. If a listing appears we work through delisting with you. Reputation depends on what you send, so keeping it clean is a shared responsibility.
What happens at the end of a lease?
You can extend, resize, or hand the space back. Monthly leases can be cancelled with 30 days notice, and fixed terms of a year or more run to the end of the agreed period. If you want to keep the block, you keep it: that is the Block Continuity Guarantee, and it is in our Terms of Service rather than sold as a premium tier. If you would rather end up owning it, lease to own makes the block yours over time, on terms agreed in writing before the lease starts. If you do end a lease, we ask that you stop announcing the block on the end date so it can be reissued.
Can I use leased addresses with a cloud provider?
Often, yes. AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Vultr, Hetzner and OVHcloud all support bringing your own IP in some form, though each sets its own requirements and most want a /24 minimum. Tell us which provider you have in mind and we will confirm before you commit.
Do you set up RPKI?
Yes. We create the ROA for your announcement as part of setup, so the route validates instead of being flagged invalid by the growing number of networks that enforce RPKI.
Leasing or buying: which fits
Both give you usable address space. The difference is capital, commitment, and who holds the registration.
Capital outlay
A lease is an operating cost with nothing to buy up front. A purchase ties up capital per address, which at current market rates is a significant one-off spend even for a single /24.
Commitment
Leases run monthly or annually and can be resized or handed back as your needs change. A purchase is permanent: an advantage when your requirement is stable, a liability when it is not.
Registration
Leased space stays registered to the holder and is announced under a Letter of Authorization. Bought space transfers into your own RIR account and appears in WHOIS under your organisation.
If you need space quickly, are testing a new market, or want to avoid a large capital commitment, leasing is usually the faster route. If you need the addresses on your own registry record for the long term, buying is worth the extra time.
Compare with buyingRelated Services
Other ways we help with IPv4 address space.
Lease IPv6
IPv6 allocations from /48 upward
Buy IPv4
Purchase IPv4 address blocks outright
GRE Tunneling
Dedicated GRE tunnel solutions
Further reading
BYOIP: Using Your Own IPv4 Addresses with Cloud ProvidersA practical guide to Bring Your Own IP (BYOIP) with AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and other major cloud providers.