Your own IP addresses on HOSTOFF.NET infrastructure
Bring your own IPv4 prefix and it becomes your personal pool: addresses are assigned to your servers automatically, and changing an IP is free.
Changing hosting should not mean changing IPs
Migration breaks everything
New IPs mean rewriting DNS, whitelists, integrations and partner rules.
Address reputation is not portable
You spent years building it, and the provider hands you someone else’s block with an unknown history.
Provider lock-in
The addresses are not yours, and you cannot take them with you.
BYOIP removes all three: the addresses stay yours, only the network announcing them changes.
Your addresses, our network
Your prefix is registered in our IPAM system, announced from the location you choose and turned into a personal pool you hand out to your own servers.
Your prefix is your pool
One or several prefixes per pool, several pools per account. Everything is visible: used, free, reserved and utilization in percent.
Automatic assignment on VPS order
A new server in the same location immediately gets an address from your block. Your prefix already takes priority over the shared pool.
Free IP change
Changing the primary IPv4 is normally a paid operation. When the address comes from your own prefix it is 0.00, always.
Address management from the panel
Add an additional IP, replace a server address, release an address back into the pool — a couple of clicks, free of charge.
IPAM transparency
Every record is visible: address, status, rDNS, description and the service it belongs to. Search, filters and a forced data refresh.
Isolation and security
An address can only be issued inside your own prefix and only to your own active server. Operations are lock-protected and written to the activity log.
How it works
Request
You tell us the prefix and the location, and confirm your rights to the block.
Registration
We add the prefix to IPAM and configure the announcement from the chosen location.
Pool activation
A BYOIP section appears in your panel with your prefix and its address map.
Day-to-day
New VPS take IPs from your block; you add and change addresses yourself.
Steps 1–2 are handled by our engineers; steps 3–4 are entirely under your control.
Prefixes up to /20 (4096 addresses) are expanded address by address; for larger blocks the addresses registered in IPAM are shown.
Every address of your block at a glance
The prefix page lists addresses with their status, rDNS and linked service: search, filters and a forced read of fresh data from IPAM.
An address can only be assigned to your own active VPS in the same location as the prefix.
A server’s primary address cannot be released — only replaced with another one.
Who it is for
BYOIP matters where the address is part of the infrastructure, not just a way to reach a server.
Migration without moving addresses
Move your infrastructure to us and keep your IPs: DNS, whitelists and partner integrations stay untouched.
Your own IP reputation
Mail and API services where the address and its history are part of the product. Your block is your reputation, not a shared one.
Resellers and LIRs
Hand out addresses to your own clients while their servers run with us, and track block utilization from a single panel.
Compliance requirements
When the address space has to be registered to your organization.
Fast growth
The pool grows with you: several prefixes per pool, several pools per account.
One price per prefix pool
You pay for the pool as a whole, not per address: however many addresses your block holds, that is how many you use.
- Auto-renewal from your balance or one-click manual renewal.
- Renewing early does not burn paid days: the new term starts at the end of the current one.
- BYOIP has an extended grace period of 7 days, and the prefix stays announced the whole time.
- Renewal does not affect your servers: nothing restarts and the announcement is never withdrawn.
Frequently asked questions
How BYOIP works in practice
Move your infrastructure, not your addresses
Tell us which prefix you want announced and from which location — we will handle the rest.
IPv4 · announced from the location you choose · managed from the panel