IPYE IPv6 and IPv4 pricing

Instant setup, automatic RPKI ROA, rDNS, and WHOIS changes are part of the service. All prices are in USD and show the amount on the invoice for the selected term. There is no setup fee on these offers except the ASN registration, which is listed next to the price.

IPv6 prefix only

A /48 is free for the year. The invoice is $0. It is a real allocation you can announce, with a LOA from the portal, but you cannot change WHOIS on it. If you need your own organization on the record, do not order the free /48 and then open a ticket. Order a larger block.

  • /44: $20 per year
  • /40: $100 per year
  • /36: $200 per year
  • /29: $200 per month, or $2,400 for a year

Those can update WHOIS from the service page, as long as the registry account that holds the prefix accepts the update. A /48 cannot.

IPv6 page: Every size is listed with its own price.

There is also a one-time IPv6 registration at $300 if you need the registration itself rather than a lease. The portal shows that as a single charge.

IPv4 prefix only

/24 is $160 per month. That is $160 every month for 256 addresses, not $160 per year.

/23 is $300 per month. If you pay the APNIC/23 plan upfront for the year, the invoice is $1,400. Monthly is $300; yearly is $1,400. Both options are on the same product.

/22 is $600 per month.

LOA comes from the portal. If the prefix is on one of our ARIN or APNIC accounts, we create the ROA and route object there too. IPv4 rDNS is per /24, either with our nameservers or yours. IPv6 rDNS is not in the portal yet, so do not order v6 expecting a PTR panel.

IPv4 page: IPv4 rental product page.

Server with the prefix included

These are not empty leases. You get a server, and the prefix in the plan is routed to that server. You pick the hostname and the OS at checkout. After delivery, the service page has the host, login, port, and ranges. Change the root password when you get in. If you cancel, the server and the prefix that came with it both go back.

Locations we use are Los Angeles, New York, Ashburn, Salt Lake City, London, Amsterdam, and Frankfurt. Not every plan is in every city. The city for that order is on the delivery. We do not have a public looking glass up. If you want a test address before you pay, ask in this thread, and I will send one.

Datacenter bundle, $300 per month. Xeon E3, 8 cores or more, 16 GB ECC, 240 GB SSD, 1 Gbps, unmetered. A /24 of datacenter IPv4 is included. That is the whole monthly bill: $300. Datacenter bundle checkout

ISP bundle, $1,600 per month. Dual Xeon E5, 16 cores or more, 64 GB ECC, 1 TB SSD, 10 Gbps, unmetered. A /22 of IPv4 that is registered as ISP space, 1024 addresses, included. $1,600 per month. ISP bundle checkout

The IPv6 servers are the same idea: a box plus a routed block. I am not listing a CPU on these because the two IPv4 plans are the ones with a published chassis. If you need a different CPU, RAM, or disk, say so before you pay. Extra hardware is a separate quote, not something I am going to hide inside the sticker price.

Datacenter /44, 1 Gbps, $160 per month. ISP /44, 1 Gbps, $300 per month. ISP /36, 10 Gbps, $600 per month. RCN ISP /29, 10 Gbps, $1,100 per month.

Those four are monthly. $160 is $160 per month; $1,100 is $1,100 per month.

The list is here: Server bundle list

The portal for anything above is https://my.ipye.com

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