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IMIDC (Rainbow Network Limited) rents Philippine IP addresses sourced from APNIC and local networks such as PLDT, Globe and Converge. You can choose Philippines datacenter IPs, Philippines native IPs, Philippines static residential (home broadband) IPs and Philippines ISP IPs. Datacenter and native IPs start at a /24 (256 addresses) and scale up to a /16; residential and ISP IPs are available individually or in bulk. As an APNIC member, IMIDC helps configure WHOIS, rDNS, ROA/RPKI and Geofeed, and the IPs can be announced via BGP under your own ASN or used with IMIDC servers.
The Philippines is one of the world's heaviest Facebook and TikTok markets and a major hub for BPO and cross-border advertising. Typical business stacks look like this:
Local media report that PLDT, Converge and Globe together hold most of the home broadband market, and fiber-to-the-home coverage has grown rapidly. When seller centers and accounts are always accessed from foreign IPs, the platform sees a location that doesn't match the business, which tends to trigger extra verification. An IP genuinely registered in the Philippines keeps your environment consistent with local users.
| IP type | Source | Platform sees | Features | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Datacenter IP | Philippine datacenter ranges | Hosting network | /24–/16, BGP and ASN support, rDNS/PTR | Websites, site networks, APIs, high concurrency |
| Native IP | Registered in the Philippines, matching geolocation | Local Philippine IP | Clean WHOIS records | Account operations, local content access |
| ISP IP | Assigned and announced by a local carrier ASN | Residential | High stability, low latency | Live streaming, always-on, high bandwidth |
| Static residential IP | Philippine home broadband ranges | Household user | Long-term fixed, lower risk score | Separating e-commerce and social accounts |
| Home broadband IP | Same as above (common name) | Household user | Same | Same |
Rule of thumb: datacenter IPs for volume and cost, native IPs for a local identity, residential IPs to look like a real user, ISP IPs when you need a residential profile plus stability.
Give each store its own fixed Philippine IP so seller centers run in separate network environments. Residential or native IPs work best; follow each platform's rules on multiple stores and seller eligibility.
Live streams need a stable upstream for hours. ISP IPs are preferred over residential IPs here. Most lag comes from routing and the streaming setup, so see the Philippine network guide below.
Assign one fixed IP per long-running brand or support account and avoid switching regions.
Plan whole blocks of datacenter or native IPs so each site gets its own IP, and check Google and Facebook ads and landing pages from a Philippine viewpoint.
For public product data from Shopee or Lazada, volume and concurrency matter, so /24 datacenter blocks are the most economical. Respect site terms and the Data Privacy Act of 2012.
Native or residential IPs pass regional checks more reliably. Platform policies change, so test before relying on it.
Pricing depends on type, quantity and delivery method; the sales quote is final.
A native IP is registered and geolocated in the Philippines and may come from datacenter or residential ranges. A residential (home broadband) IP specifically comes from Philippine household broadband ranges and is seen as an ordinary user. Use residential IPs for stores and social accounts, and native or datacenter IPs for websites.
Residential IPs suit e-commerce and social accounts. ISP IPs suit live selling, always-on sessions and high-bandwidth work because they carry a carrier announcement with datacenter-grade stability.
Datacenter and native IPs start at a /24 (256 IPs) and can grow to a /16. Residential and ISP IPs are available individually or in bulk.
Yes. You can announce them via BGP under your own ASN or use them with IMIDC servers, with help configuring WHOIS, rDNS and Geofeed.
Quotes are custom, based on IP type, quantity and delivery. Submit your requirements for a quote.
When choosing IPs for the Philippines, check two things first: a legitimate source and the right type for the job. Tell IMIDC your platforms, account count and usage, and we'll build the right mix: