Pricing
Published, fixed, the same for everyone. Monthly. You cancel by not renewing.
You buy an identity, not a count of addresses.
Every machine on your lease leaves the internet as the same address. Your partner allowlists one entry, and you add workers, containers and regions behind it without asking them for anything again. Plans differ in how many identities you hold and how many machines stand behind them.
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Need more than the Business plan holds? Order it and tell us — a larger block is a change to your plan, not a different product.
In every plan
Including the free one. The tiers differ in quantity, not in what the service does.
A dedicated IPv4 address
Assigned to you alone. Nobody else sends traffic from it, so nobody else can damage its reputation.
An IPv6 /48
65 536 subnets. Every machine gets its own globally routable address with no NAT in the way.
A private network
Your machines reach each other over the tunnel. Bind a service to that address and it is published to nobody.
Reverse DNS you control
PTR records set from your dashboard. Missing or wrong ones break more integrations than people expect.
WireGuard or AmneziaWG
Same cryptography. AmneziaWG adds obfuscation, so the handshake is not recognisable to deep packet inspection.
Addresses screened before you get them
Every address is checked against blocklists before assignment, and re-checked every day afterwards.
Your address is held if you lapse
An address that a bank has written into its firewall took you weeks to get approved. Losing it because a transfer arrived late would cost you far more than the invoice. So a missed renewal stops traffic and nothing else: the address stays yours for another seven days, and paying brings back the same one. Only after that does it return to the pool — and even then it sits in quarantine for thirty days before anyone else can be given it.
Questions
- Do I need to move my servers?
- No. Your machines stay wherever they are — AWS, Hetzner, your own rack, a laptop. You install one configuration file and the address arrives over a tunnel.
- What happens if I miss a renewal?
- Traffic stops, but your address is held for another seven days and is not reassigned. Paying restores exactly the same address, so anything your partners have allowlisted keeps working. Only after that window does the address go back into the pool.
- Can several machines share one address?
- Yes, and that is the point. Every machine on your lease leaves the internet as the same address. Your partner allowlists one entry and you scale behind it. One machine per lease can also receive inbound connections on that address.
- Will this slow my application down?
- Traffic that goes through us takes a detour to Kazakhstan and back. For allowlisted API calls a few times a minute that is invisible. For a chatty protocol between two continents it is not. By default only traffic from your leased address is routed through us; everything else on the machine is untouched.
- Can I send email from it?
- Ask first. Sending from a fresh address without warming it damages the block for everyone on it, so this is the one thing we want a conversation about. We will tell you honestly whether it is a fit.
- How do I pay?
- Bank transfer against an invoice. You get the details the moment you order, and access opens when the funds arrive. No card is stored and there is nothing to cancel — a lease ends by not renewing it.
Stop explaining why your IP changed.
Pick a plan, pay, install one file. Nothing to schedule and nobody to call.
No card required to start.