Room to grow, leased by the block.

Weox Network Limited leases clean, routable IPv4 address space to hosting providers, carriers and cloud platforms — with the documentation an upstream asks for before a single packet moves.

Enquire about a block What a lease includes
Address blocks connected to a central allocation

No registry has IPv4 left to hand out. There is still space to lease.

Buying on the transfer market turns growth into a capital decision, and waiting is not a strategy. A lease puts usable addresses under your traffic this quarter, on terms agreed in writing.

Everything a lease carries

01
The block
A contiguous prefix, a /24 or larger, reserved for you alone for the agreed term.
02
Written authorization
A letter your upstream will accept, naming the prefix, your network and the term — reissued without argument when your arrangements change.
03
Reverse DNS
The reverse zone delegated to your own nameservers, so the records stay under your control.
04
Someone who answers
A named contact for delegation, geolocation and abuse. Not a ticket queue, not a reseller in between.
An address block being checked before handover
Reputation

Clean space, kept clean

Address space carries its past. A block with a history means mail that bounces, captchas your customers cannot pass, and support tickets with no good answer.

  • Screened against the major blocklists before assignment
  • Delisting pursued with you, not handed back as your problem
  • Geolocation corrected so the block resolves where you operate
Authorisation documents issued with a lease
Documentation

Paper that clears review

A rejected authorization is a postponed launch. Ours are written for the network they are addressed to, and they name the parties precisely.

  • One letter per upstream, addressed by name
  • Reissued when you add transit or change providers mid-term
  • Consistent with the registry record, so it holds up when checked

A company you can look up

Weox Network Limited is incorporated and registered in Hong Kong. Contracts, correspondence and abuse escalation all run through the same registered office — there is no reseller in between.

Hosting providersCarriersCloud platforms Content deliveryData centresManaged servicesEnterprise networks
Weox Network Limited Suite 701, 7/F, South Island Place
8 Wong Chuk Hang Road
Wong Chuk Hang
Hong Kong
[email protected]
Networks of different sizes drawing from a shared pool of address space

Questions

What does leasing IPv4 addresses mean?
You take the right to use and announce a block of addresses for an agreed period without buying it. The space stays registered to its holder, while a written authorization gives you and your upstream documented permission to route it.
What is the smallest block you lease?
A /24, which is 256 addresses. Most transit providers will not carry anything smaller in the global routing table, so a shorter block cannot be announced on its own.
How soon can a block be in service?
Once size, term and intended use are agreed, the documentation is usually the only step remaining. How long that takes depends on the size of the block and what your upstream requires from you.
Can I control reverse DNS?
Yes. The reverse zone is delegated to your own nameservers, so the records are yours to set — which matters for mail, for logging, and for any service that checks on connect.
The geolocation is wrong. Can that be fixed?
Usually. Geolocation is held by commercial databases rather than the registries, so correcting it means publishing a feed and submitting evidence to each provider in turn. We prepare and send those.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size of the block, the length of the lease and what it will carry, so there is no table to quote from. Send us those three things and the first reply can contain a number.

Enquire

Tell us how large a block you need, roughly how long you need it, and what it will carry. Every message is read by a person, and answered.

Or write to [email protected]

We answer every message.