IPXO
- Free allowance
- No free IPv4 lease. The platform subscription has a Free plan at $0 ('Try the platform - free forever'), but 'IPXO platform subscriptions and IPv4 leasing are priced separately.' The 3x3 campaign rate for leased space is $0.25 per IP per month on a minimum 3-year term; the platform's yearly...
- Verdict
- fails: identitythe identity required is not reachable without it
- Cost
- no price stated
- Identity
- institutioncard required, phone required
- Binding limit
- volume-quotasmallest lease unit is a /24 (256 IPs): 'Minimum block size: /24 (256 IPs).' Campaign term minimum 3 years, maximum 10 years, billed annually in advance
- Evidence
- documented15 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
- Freshness
- stale on 2026-12-04checked 2026-11-03 (live); stale on 2026-12-04
| Free tier | No free IPv4 lease. The platform subscription has a Free plan at $0 ('Try the platform - free forever'), but 'IPXO platform subscriptions and IPv4 leasing are priced separately.' The 3x3 campaign rate for leased space is $0.25 per IP per month on a minimum 3-year term; the platform's yearly average lease rate is $0.38 per IP per month. unit none; metered on none; The Free subscription gives access to the platform's resource view and pay-as-you-go tokens; it carries no address space. A published per-subnet price list is not on the pages read: the pricing page says 'IPv4 leasing prices depend on the IP block size, lease term, and available inventory', and the search that shows each subnet's monthly price sits behind the portal sign-up. |
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| Price | none stated |
| Limits |
The vocabulary has no kind for a minimum purchase size or a contract term; volume-quota is the nearest and is used for the /24 minimum. A second gate is not a limit at all: the account must be a legal entity acting in the course of business, and a leased block is announced from an ASN the lessee names. The $0.25 per IP per month rate applies only to the campaign's 3-year terms. |
| Binding | volume-quota The /24 minimum binds first on the price side: 256 addresses at the campaign rate, and a 3-year commitment, are the smallest purchase. Identity binds before any of it (legal entities only, with company confirmation by support), which is why the verdict is fails-identity; the limit vocabulary has no kind for that. |
| Identity | institution A payment method (credit card, PayPal or wire transfer) is added after that. The terms describe a 'basic Know Your Customer (KYC) process'. |
| Egress | not applicable: IPXO sells the right to announce an address block, not a carrier port. The lessee announces the block from its own ASN or through a cloud's bring-your-own-IP feature; traffic is billed by that network, not by IPXO. free allowance: not applicable: no traffic is carried by the vendor |
| Per-object cap | not applicable: an address block, not an object; the smallest block is a /24 (256 IPs) |
| Retention | not applicable: a leased block, not stored bytes; campaign terms are a 3-year minimum and 10-year maximum |
| Interface | rest A web portal handles search, lease, LOA, ROA, WHOIS and rDNS ('Assign IPs immediately with automated LOA, ROA, and WHOIS updates.'); the site's navigation lists 'API Access: Automate IP search and leasing workflows'. The API's endpoints and authentication were not read. |
| Tooling | A BGP speaker, a cloud's bring-your-own-IP service or a hoster that announces the block for the lessee; IPXO issues the LOA and ROA and keeps WHOIS and rDNS in sync. The leasing page advertises 'Deploy IPXO-leased IPs across major platforms at lower cost.' |
| Composes with | A leased /24 is 256 addresses in one prefix, one registry object and one announcing AS, so for a rotating egress it is one rung-3 unit with 256 source addresses; the lease supplies address space and no machine. The registry class of a delivered IPXO block is unverified: a delivered block needs a confirmed company account, so no registry object of a leased block was read. |
| Reliability | unverified: no delivered block was inspected, because leasing needs a confirmed company account and a payment method; the registry object and usage class of a leased /24 are behind that sign-up. |
| Evidence note | documented Per-subnet prices, the API reference and the registry object of a delivered block are unverified: behind a company sign-up. |
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Evidence 15
| date | source | what it proved |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/ipv4-annual-lease/terms/ | the smallest block IPXO leases under its campaign is a /24 of 256 addresses |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/ipv4-annual-lease/terms/ | the campaign price per address is $3 per year, $0.25 per month, plus VAT |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/ipv4-annual-lease/terms/ | the campaign rate needs a 3-year minimum term |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/ipv4-leasing/ | the vendor's stated platform average lease rate is $0.38 per IP per month, beside the campaign's $0.25 |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/ipv4-leasing/ | the campaign lists ARIN, RIPE NCC and AFRINIC as the registries of the leased space |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/ipv4-leasing/ | leases are provisioned through the portal with automated LOA, ROA and WHOIS updates |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/ipv4-leasing/ | leased blocks are brought to cloud platforms through bring-your-own-IP routes |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/pricing/ | the subscription plans (Free, Starter $100 a month) do not include address space; leases are billed on top |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/ | the platform lists an API for IP search and leasing workflows |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/terms-of-service-version2_0/ | an account needs a legal entity; an individual cannot register |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/terms-of-service-version2_0/ | IPXO runs a KYC check on a user at registration |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/terms-of-service-version2_0/ | payment methods are a credit card, PayPal or a wire transfer |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/kb/ipxo-platform/how-to-lease-ips-from-ipxo/ | registration requires a verified phone number |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/kb/ipxo-platform/how-to-lease-ips-from-ipxo/ | company, contact and billing information are required before the platform can be used |
| 2026-11-03 | www.ipxo.com/kb/ipxo-platform/how-to-lease-ips-from-ipxo/ | a support confirmation of the company gates the first lease |
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| role | marketplace between address holders and lessees; the lessee's blocks are sub-allocated from the holder's registry object |
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| min prefix | /24 |
| price per address month | USD 0.25 on the 3-year campaign; USD 0.38 is the vendor's platform average |
| price derived | USD 0.25 x 256 = USD 64.00 per month for a /24 at the campaign rate; USD 3 x 256 = USD 768 per year; USD 0.38 x 256 = USD 97.28 per month at the stated average, all before VAT |
| registries | ARIN, RIPE NCC, AFRINIC (the campaign's list) |
| needs own asn | unverified: the portal asks for the ASN where the lease is announced; the page read states 'RPKI, ROA and WHOIS managed by IPXO' and a BYOIP route for each major cloud |
| rung | 3 |
| rung note | One /24 is one rung-3 unit; rung 5 is unverified until a delivered block's registry object is read. |