Due to increased prices of buying IPv4 and increased interest rates across the world, leasing IPv4 has become ever more popular.
Brander has access to large pools of unused IP addresses that can be leased to our clients at competitive rates. We offer month to month options, as well as 5-year long term leases.
To learn more about how to safely lease IPv4 address in ARIN, RIPE and APNIC, email info@brandergroup.net or Contact Us
Streamlined process, receive IPv4 lease LOA in as little as 1 day in most cases
Unique method of finding unadvertised IPv4 Addresses
Selection of clean IPv4 Lease options from several vendors globally
We offer flexible monthly, quarterly and yearly IPv4 lease payment options
We offer month to month to month and yearly IPv4 lease terms
Responsive & capable IPv4 team with 24 x 7 approach via phone and email
We created a useful tool to help you determine whether lease IP addresses is the right decision for your organization.
Determine total cash outlay for each option, break-even points, and ROI in the event you choose to buy IPv4. You can also calculate yearly savings after reaching your break-even point based on today’s average lease and purchase prices.
The process of leasing IPv4 address space is very simple with Brander Group. We have a simple agreement with AUP to protect he IPs from misuse. The agreement will also include flexible lease terms either monthly, quarterly or yearly payments.
Once the agreement is signed, we provide a secure payment portal for initial payment. Once payment is made, we send LOA and you start using the IPv4 addresses. The entire process to lease IPv4 from start to finish can be completed in 1 -2 business days.
The Internet Assigned Number Authority (IANA) announced that IPv4 addresses officially ran out in 2011. Some organizations started to transition to IPv6, but most just put this initiative off due to resource constraints and the complexity of the switch. Today, most organizations now need to lease IPv4 to keep up with the client demand, since IPv6 still hasn’t become the more dominant protocol globally.
So how does someone lease IPv4 addresses in ARIN, RIPE or APNIC? The concept of leasing IPv4 from a third party aside from your ISP or hosting can be risky if you don’t qualify the supplier that is providing the leased IPv4 addresses. There are several things to consider to avoid major issues down the line.
