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This is still available.
Also, one new feature we launched today and worth mentioning:
If you hold IPv4 space with us, you now have IPv6 waiting for you. In most cases it costs nothing.
Here is the short version:
Every IPv4 /24 assigned to your account now earns you one credit, automatically. One credit covers one IPv6 /48, which is the standard allocation for a single site or deployment. Hold a /24 with us and a /48 is yours free. Hold more IPv4 and you earn proportionally more credits.
You can find the new IPv6 Entitlement section in the client portal, on your IP service page. It shows your credits, the IPv4 assignments that earned them, and a request form. Pick a size, and the portal shows you the exact cost before you confirm anything: what your credits cover and what would be billed, in your currency, excl. VAT. If your credits cover the request, the price shown is simply zero.
A few things worth knowing before you click around.
You are not limited to what your credits cover. If you want more IPv6 than your credits pay for, the extra is billed at a flat per-unit rate shown right in the portal. No quotes, no tickets.
Nothing you claim is ever lost by accident. If you cancel a v6 prefix, we withdraw it from the ARIN registry but park it against your account for a grace period. During that time nobody else can get it, and you can reclaim the exact same prefix with one click.
If you hold several v6 prefixes, you decide which ones your free credits apply to. Reorder the list in the portal and save.
Prefixes come from our ARIN allocations and are registered to you as reassignments, so they are yours to announce, with LOA and RPKI/IRR management available in the same portal.
If you have been putting off IPv6 because getting space felt like paperwork, this removes the paperwork. Log in, open your IP service, and claim what your IPv4 already entitles you to.
Questions? Simply open a ticket and we will walk you through it.
DEAL OF THE YEAR!
One /23 in ARIN for just 1.500 EUR/y !!! That's ~62 EUR/mo per /24 !!!
Hurry up! Just one available!
(ex. VAT, if applicable)
@tentor big deal
Not interested in ARIN and not in need of additional blocks rn
It's more like my clients are not willing to get renumbered for a ridiculously small IP pricing decrease
Extremely big deal! Also, if you take into account that you also receive 2x /48 (or 1x /47) IPv6 for free!
Also, total IP subnet control from the billing panel: rDNS delegation, ROA, IRR, LOA generation... Fully integrated with ARIN.
isp6 — self-service IPv6 PA space from a RIPE LIR (/48 and /44)
Hi all — I'm Spiro, founder of isp6, a RIPE NCC accredited LIR (ORG-SCL103-RIPE). We allocate IPv6 PA space registered to you in the RIPE DB — run your own BGP with it, or bring it to your cloud. You order, provision, and manage it all through our own platform.
We run IPv6 ourselves. The whole platform is IPv6-native end to end, with IPv4 kept only as a thin legacy shim at the edge — and we're registry-only, so your traffic never touches isp6. Nothing of ours to take your prefixes down on a bad day.
What you get
Your first /48, included with membership — registered to you (your public key on the inet6num), yours for the life of your membership. No recurring per-object fees.
Self-service RPKI ROAs and reverse-DNS from the dashboard — no ticket per change.
BYOIP with or without your own AS. Have an AS? Announce it yourself. No AS? AWS, GCP and Azure all accept a /48 for IPv6 BYOIP — and authorising their ASN in your ROAs is a couple of clicks here, not a support ticket.
A /44 is sixteen /48s — one aggregate with room to subnet across sites.
Pricing — final, all on the site, you order yourself:
Membership £75 / €90 per year (≈ $100) — includes your first /48.
Extra /48: £30 / €35 one-off (≈ $40).
/44 (sixteen /48s): £120 / €140 one-off (≈ $161).
Founding 100: first year £37.50 / €45 (≈ $50), then £75 / €90 — applied automatically at signup, no code, founding-member badge included.
All at https://www.isp6.net — no "PM for pricing", no sales call.
Check the whole chain yourself:
RIPE org record: https://apps.db.ripe.net/db-web-ui/lookup?source=RIPE&type=organisation&key=ORG-SCL103-RIPE
A live /48 of ours in AWS via BYOIP — authorisation cert on the RIPE object (https://apps.db.ripe.net/db-web-ui/lookup?source=RIPE&type=inet6num&key=2a07:eb80::/48), valid ROA announced by AS16509 (Amazon) at https://bgp.tools/prefix/2a07:eb80::/48
UK company register: https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/15952257
Clean space only — nothing illegal or abusive; we refuse or reclaim space used that way. And PA space is registered to you and yours for the life of your membership, but not portable between LIRs — need something you can carry to another LIR? That's PI, which we offer on our enterprise membership — the site has more details on that.
Ask anything in-thread — RPKI/rDNS, provisioning, price challenges. Here, not by PM, so everyone sees the answer.
— Spiro
Just a reminder: the webinar for IPv4 holders will start on Tuesday, July 28 at 11:00 CEST
If you have IPv4 address space and haven’t yet decided whether to lease it, this is your best chance to get the full picture before making a decision: what RIPE actually allows, how it will affect your block’s reputation, and what kind of profit you can realistically expect right now.
📅 July 28
🕐 11:00 a.m. CEST
Registration: https://ipbnb.com/webinars
I hope to see some of you there!
Still available for now.
Also, we're adding a new /24 that just got dropped for 90 EUR/mo, if paid for 6mo.
(ex. VAT, if applicable)
The /23 is gone. The /24 still available.
Is this AI-written? Reads a bit rambling and contains lots of emdashes.
It is period slaaay queeeen.
Clean IPv4 /24 and /23 available in RIPE (with a discount for longer terms, pre-paid). Geofeed, RPKI, IRR, rDNS, LOA all available.
ASN + IPv6 PA sponsorship for 60€ the first year, then 120€/year.
IPv6 /48, /44 and /40 at low prices.
Drop us a line at [email protected] with your needs.
Ha, fair cop on the em-dashes. I'm a real person, Spiro, my name's on the post. And yeah, like most people I use tools to tidy up my writing. But the platform, the thinking, and every claim in there are mine, and I'll stand behind all of them.
If it's useful, I'm easy to check: Companies House 15952257, RIPE org ORG-SCL103-RIPE, both linked above. And I'm happy to answer anything about it, RPKI/ROA, reverse DNS, the BYOIP flow, why it's PA and where PI fits, pricing, whatever. No pitch, just answers.
AI just give bad vibes thats all. Seeing an obvious AI post is the same as drinking bleach. Its repulsive.
Beware! @jbiloh promised to whip everyone equally for using AI generated content.
He may have to break his word and ommit you from a medium warning, if you promise to behave... Or not. Afterall, he explicitly said no one is safe and everyone receives the same treatment for using AI generated content on LET.
@angstrom never promised anything. But you may still end up with a warning if he feels like giving one.
Fair enough, each to their own. My take is what you do with it matters more than what it is. The registry's real, the space is real, and I'm here in person to stand behind it. Beyond that, no argument from me.
And please, don't drink the bleach. Bad for uptime.
Ha, I'll queue up for my lashings with everyone else, fair's fair. Though I'll plead my case on the walk to the post: this is AI-assisted, not AI-generated. I wrote it, I thought it, and I stand behind every claim in it. A tool tidied the prose, basically a spellcheck with ideas above its station.
If the whip's for bot-slop posted wholesale, I reckon I'm in the clear. If it swings anyway, I'll take the medium warning on the chin. Either way the offer stands: verify me, ask me anything. That part's 100% human.
No one is questing that part. But it reflects badly on yourself though. You are being enslaved by AI.
I try not to judge anyone by the tools they run. Some of my best friends use Windows.
If that's slavery, the chains are loose and the leash reaches the fridge. The thinking's mine, it just types faster than I do. Either way I've had my fun in this corner of the thread, so I'll leave it there. Back to the IPv6, and no hard feelings.
To bad, being naive is legally allowed.
IPv6 blocks and ASN from our own RIPE allocation (LIR: Threatoff). All self-service in the panel - RPKI, ROAs, rDNS, maintainer, no tickets for day-to-day.
/48 2.99€/yr, /44 4.99€/yr, /40 6.99€/yr, /38 4.99€/mo, /36 9.99€/mo, /32 39.99€/mo. Everything except the /32 is direct order, /32 goes through a support ticket.
ASN with own BGP routing is 69.99€/yr + 19.99€ one-time setup, includes a /48.
Order links and looking glass at https://skri.me/lir. Happy to answer anything in thread.
APNIC /23 @ $1500/Year
APNIC /24 @ $900/Year
https://www.hostcram.com/ip-rental
1 /24 in RIPE region available. €100/month
1x /24 available in ARIN. 900EUR/y or 850EUR/y via Crypto.
DM me if interested.
(ex. VAT, if applicable)
Curious if anybody would lease out a /48 but short (without the third group like 2001:db8::/48), for a lesser price obv than a whole /32?
So you want the first /48 from a larger allocation?
A /36 maybe? ARIN gave us a /36, 2601:db8::/36. I believe they 'reserve' the rest of the /32 for our future use but don't allocate it until we ask, I don't remember where I read that though.