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1 Extra IPv4 for VPS

1 Extra IPv4 for VPS

1.00 RON

Who this is for

Add one more public IPv4 when your VPS needs an extra endpoint for VPN, firewalling, migration work or service separation.

What you get

  • 1 additional public IPv4 address
  • Monthly billed subscription
  • Manual approval before allocation
  • rDNS on request

Important

This product requires an active Tinyservers VPS and is provisioned only after manual review. Abuse-sensitive use cases such as spam, public proxies and bulk mailing are not accepted.

IPv4 add-on
Requires an active Tinyservers VPS. This is a recurring monthly add-on, not a standalone server. Allocations are manually reviewed, and /26 or larger requests should go through contact.
Requires An active Tinyservers VPS
Billing Recurring monthly subscription
Provisioning Manual review before allocation

Single IPv4

Add one more public IPv4 without changing your VPS plan

This monthly add-on is the smallest and fastest way to expand an existing Tinyservers VPS when you need one more public endpoint for routing, separation or migration work.

Ideal for

  • VPN or firewall rules that need a dedicated public IP
  • Temporary migrations and service cutovers
  • Running a second endpoint on the same VPS
  • Simple separation between services or clients

What you get

  • 1 additional public IPv4 address
  • Recurring monthly billing
  • Manual provisioning review
  • rDNS available on request

Before you order

  • An active Tinyservers VPS is required
  • This is an add-on service, not a standalone server
  • Abuse-sensitive use cases are not accepted
  • Move to /29 when one extra IP is no longer enough

Quick answers

Is this billed monthly?

Yes. It is configured as a recurring monthly product using the same subscription logic as the VPS plans.

Can I order it without a VPS?

No. This product is intended only for customers who already have an active Tinyservers VPS.

When should I choose a subnet?

If you already know one extra IPv4 is not enough, move directly to the /29 subnet product.

Compare with /29 subnet Ask Tinyservers

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