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IPv4 Sourcing

Explore IPv4 lease and purchase options for your infrastructure. We help define the requirement, compare supplier proposals, and coordinate the technical and commercial questions.

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WHY RIGHTCAPACITY

Compute experience. Practical solutions.

Over 25 years in the IaaS industry, with a heavy focus on compute. We help put the solution together, connecting server and GPU requirements with facility power, cooling, networking, and provider terms. Our colocation sourcing spans 1U fractional space to multi-megawatt deployments.

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Address space aligned with your deployment.

Start with the address space you need and how it will be used. We help compare the proposed prefixes, delivery arrangements, costs, and responsibilities so the address plan fits the rest of your infrastructure.

  • IPv4 lease and purchase sourcing
  • Prefix size, quantity, region, and deployment requirements
  • Address history, routing readiness, and documentation review
  • Supplier terms, delivery coordination, and ongoing support scope

Lease or purchase?

IPv4 leasing

Compare recurring charges, minimum term, renewal terms, permitted use, routing arrangements, and the process for returning address space. Confirm who handles abuse reports and technical changes during the lease.

IPv4 purchasing

Compare the proposed block, seller documentation, transaction costs, transfer requirements, and delivery steps. Confirm the applicable registry process and eligibility before committing.

Review the address space before deployment.

Pricing, supply, documentation, and routing arrangements are confirmed for each proposal. RightCapacity does not charge clients an advisory fee.

Do the addresses include internet connectivity?+

IPv4 address space and connectivity are separate requirements. We help coordinate IP transit, hosting, or colocation alongside sourcing when needed.

What if I am unsure how much address space I need?+

Share your current usage, deployment plan, expected growth, and provider requirements. We help define an initial sourcing brief.