A shared IP means your server's reputation is tied to whatever else is running on the same address. A dedicated IPv4 address means the reputation, access rules and configuration are entirely yours.
This matters most for email sending (where IP reputation directly affects deliverability), SSL configuration on older systems, remote access rules that whitelist a specific IP, and any application that identifies servers by IP address rather than domain name.
Exclusive control over how your server is identified on the network.
Useful for email marketing and transactional sending, since Port 25 is open on our plans as well.
Configure IP-based access rules and certificates without sharing them with other tenants.
Pair your dedicated IP with complete administrator control of the server.
You are not affected by the sending or hosting behavior of unrelated customers.
Choose the datacenter location that puts your dedicated IP closest to your audience.
From the $4.95 Basic plan through Pro, a dedicated IPv4 address is standard.
A dedicated IPv4 address is included in every plan price shown on the Pricing page, not billed separately.
Combine your dedicated IP with our open Port 25 policy for legitimate email marketing use.
Root access means you configure firewall rules and services on your IP exactly as needed.
Yes, every plan from Basic through Pro includes one dedicated IPv4 address at no additional cost.
Contact us to discuss additional IP addresses for a specific project or workload.
A dedicated IP means your sending reputation depends only on your own practices, not on other customers sharing the same address.
Most websites work fine behind a domain name, but a dedicated IP is useful for SSL, firewalling, and direct IP-based access.
Yes, IPv6 addressing is available alongside your dedicated IPv4 address.
Yes, Port 25 is open on our VPS plans for legitimate email marketing and transactional sending.
Included on every plan, alongside full root access and NVMe-backed storage — starting at $4.95/month.
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