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Can You Really Buy an IP Address?
No, IP addresses cannot be owned—only leased.
Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) manage and allocate them, and they do not recognize private ownership.
What Does "Buying" an IP Address Actually Mean?
What people call "buying" is actually paying upfront for 30 years of leasing fees to gain the right to lease, not ownership. You still follow RIR policies, and there are no extra benefits from paying upfront.
Why Leasing is the Smarter Choice ?
Instead of a costly upfront payment, leasing from LARUS provides the same legal rights as an RIR but with more flexibility.
Benefits of Leasing from LARUS
- Lower costs – No need for a large upfront payment.
- Same legal protections as RIR leasing.
- More flexibility – Scale as needed.
How to Lease an IP Address the Right Way
- Identify your needs.
- Choose a trusted provider like LARUS.
- Sign a lease agreement.
- Follow Regional Internet Registry policies.
- Renew or adjust as needed.
Conclusion
Since IP addresses cannot be owned, there’s no need to overpay.
Lease smart, save money, and stay compliant with LARUS.