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With address prices rising, the reasons you may want to become a lessor are clear: extended predictable revenue. Leasing creates an opportunity to monetize IP addresses and sell an IP block for a higher price in the future versus in the current market—it allows the lessor to keep the IPv4 block in case of future need.
But what are the benefits to the lessee (the one receiving the IP address block)? Not as obvious, but still substantial for many businesses, there are a number of advantages, including:
As with any sort of leasing agreement, it’s important to note that while a great option, leasing still has risks. These risks can range from minor timing issues to malicious lessee intent, but are things all parties involved should consider. Potential risks may include:
Generally, the cost of leasing can also be higher than buying addresses long-term. The actual break-even point depends on the terms of the lease and is something to be considered while making the decision.
We, IPv4.Global, hope this article was informative and helpful as you buy, sell, and lease IPv4, and we would love to provide you with the space you need. Our team has plans in place to mitigate all possible risks, to ensure clients are happy with their agreement and terms. When leasing address space, every offer must include a monthly price per address and a term length, so the lessor can evaluate offers comparably.
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