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IP Rental Plans

Leases start at /24. Please confirm the region, IP type and availability with our team before ordering; for larger blocks or multiple regions, contact us for a custom setup.

IP RENTAL
$150.00 USD Monthly

From /24 (256 IPs) up to /16
Native IP blocks, ISP IPs and residential IPs
Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Taiwan, USA, Southeast Asia, South Africa and more
BGP announcement under your own ASN, or use with IMIDC servers
Please confirm region and availability with us before ordering

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About Native IP Rental & IPv4 Leasing

IMIDC offers native IP rental and IPv4 leasing from /24 up to /16, with native IP blocks, ISP IP and residential (home broadband) IP across Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Taiwan, the USA, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, South Africa and other major regions.

Use it for SEO site clusters, cross-border e-commerce, streaming unlock, TikTok and network expansion, with BGP announcement and ASN services, on IMIDC dedicated servers or your own network.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum IP rental size?

From a /24 (256 IPs) up to a /16, and you can scale in stages.

Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Taiwan, the USA, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, South Africa and other major regions. Contact us for current availability.

Residential and home broadband IPs come from local home broadband ranges, so platforms see them as regular household users. ISP IPs are assigned and announced by a local ISP, combining residential-type attribution with data-center stability. Contact our team before ordering to choose the right type.

Yes. BGP announcement is supported under your own ASN, or you can use the IPs directly with IMIDC dedicated servers.

How to Choose a Block Size

A /24 (256 IPs) suits starter site clusters and multi-account work; /23–/22 suits mid-size clusters and multi-region business; /21 up to /16 suits carriers, proxy providers and large platforms. Start with a /24 and scale as you grow.