Add-on for existing VPS, VDS & dedicated servers
Dedicated IP Blocks
& Extra IPv4 Addresses
Extra dedicated IPv4 addresses for your VPS, VDS or dedicated server — useful for SSL-per-IP setups, isolating mail server reputation, hosting multiple sites on separate IPs, or meeting specific firewall and compliance needs. From ₹300/month per IP.
IPv4 add-ons are attached to an existing VPS, VDS or dedicated server order — reach out to add one to your plan.
Who this is for
When one shared IP isn't enough
Extra dedicated IPv4 makes sense for a specific set of technical or compliance needs — here's where it usually comes up.
Mail server operators
Running your own mail server? A dedicated IP keeps your sending reputation isolated from other tenants, so one bad actor elsewhere doesn't get your mail blocked.
Agencies hosting client sites
Managing multiple client websites on one server? Separate IPs per client make SSL, DNS and troubleshooting cleaner, and keep one client's issue from affecting another's IP reputation.
Compliance requirements
Some regulatory or contractual requirements call for dedicated, individually addressable IPs rather than shared infrastructure — common in fintech and healthcare-adjacent setups.
Pricing
Single IPs and small blocks
Priced per additional IPv4 address, with a modest per-unit discount on larger blocks. All prices are add-ons to an existing VPS, VDS or dedicated server plan.
| Block | Usable IPs | Typical use | Price per IP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Single IPv4 Popular
1 address
|
1 | SSL-per-IP, single mail server | ₹300/mo | Talk to us |
|
/30 block
4 addresses
|
2 usable | Small multi-site setups | ₹270/mo per IP | Talk to us |
|
/29 block
8 addresses
|
5 usable | Agencies, multi-tenant mail | ₹240/mo per IP | Talk to us |
|
/28 block
16 addresses
|
13 usable | Larger deployments, justification required | ₹225/mo per IP | Talk to us |
Prices in INR/month, excluding GST, per usable IP address. IPs are add-ons and must be attached to an active VPS, VDS or dedicated server — they aren't sold standalone.
A note on IPv4 scarcity
IPv4 addresses are a genuinely limited resource. Regional internet registries (RIPE, APNIC and similar bodies globally) require justification for allocating larger blocks, and we follow the same principle. A single IP or a /30 is usually straightforward. A /29 typically needs a short explanation of use case. Anything larger than a /29 — including a /28 — requires documented justification (for example, number of SSL certificates needing dedicated IPs, or multi-tenant mail hosting with reputation isolation needs) before we can allocate it.
We're not able to hand out large blocks on request without this — it's a policy constraint from the registries we obtain address space through, not just a Hoststack preference.
Works alongside
Add this to an existing plan
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