LARUS Continuity Assurance

Production IPv4 leasing, priced by failure cost.

Start with current LARUS IPv4 pricing. Upgrade when the workload needs routing validity, rDNS, abuse administration, geolocation priority, support SLA, and renewal certainty.

+$0.25Production add-on per IP/month
+$0.50Enterprise add-on per IP/month
+$1.00Critical add-on with Guaranteed Renewal
Lowest cost

Capacity Only

$0.00/IP/mo

Base IPv4: current price

Minimum order: /24

Estimated total$7,741.44$0.36/IP/mo total unit priceBillable 7 /24 (1,792 IPs)Uses selected quantity.

Standard IPv4 capacity for workloads that do not need continuity controls.

  • IPv4 leasing
  • Standard provisioning
  • Current LARUS order pricing
Continuity

Continuity Enterprise

+$0.50/IP/mo

Base IPv4: current price

Minimum order: /24

Estimated total$18,493.44$0.86/IP/mo total unit priceBillable 7 /24 (1,792 IPs)Uses selected quantity.

Enterprise review and priority for workloads with procurement or audit needs.

  • Geolocation priority
  • Support SLA
  • Annual contract support
Continuity

Continuity Critical

+$1.00/IP/mo

Base IPv4: current price

Minimum order: /24

Estimated total$29,245.44$1.36/IP/mo total unit priceBillable 7 /24 (1,792 IPs)Uses selected quantity.

Critical continuity for workloads where renewal failure or renumbering is unacceptable.

  • Guaranteed Renewal
  • Priority escalation
  • Critical continuity review
Configure

Enter the number of /24 blocks.

Base IPv4 pricing is calculated from the current LARUS order page. Continuity Assurance is shown as a transparent add-on.

The upgrade is paid for by the failure path it removes.

Each plan exposes only the production variables that materially change risk: abuse administration, RPKI term, rDNS, geolocation priority, support SLA, and renewal certainty.

FeatureCapacity OnlyProductionEnterpriseCritical
Public priceCurrent IPv4 pricingBase + $0.25/IP/moBase + $0.50/IP/moBase + $1.00/IP/mo
AvailabilityAny entered /24 quantityAny entered /24 quantityAny entered /24 quantityAny entered /24 quantity
Abuse$40 per valid incident$40 retained; first minor event may be reviewedRoutine fee included for compliant customersRoutine fee included for compliant customers
RPKI / ROAPaid-through datePaid-through dateContract end dateContract end date + renewal rollover handling
rDNSNot includedIncludedIncluded + batch handlingIncluded + named ops handling
GeolocationStandard queueMonthly batch queuePriority correction queueHighest priority + escalation evidence
Support SLABest effort1 business day4 business hoursP1 1 hour + 24×7 escalation
RenewalSubject to availability90-day renewal reviewRenewal priority and right of first refusalGuaranteed Renewal

Continuity Assurance

The upgrade should feel cheap compared with the failure path.

The expensive plan is not expensive because it has more UI features. It is expensive because it reduces the category of events that can interrupt production IP usage.

For production workloads, start with Continuity Production.

Choose Enterprise when annual contracts, procurement review, audit requirements, or geolocation sensitivity matter. Choose Critical when renewal failure or renumbering is unacceptable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this insurance?

No. LARUS Continuity Assurance is not insurance. It is an operational continuity service for IPv4 leasing, covering defined continuity controls such as RPKI/ROA validity, rDNS, abuse workflow, geolocation handling, support SLA, and renewal entitlement by plan.

Is Guaranteed Renewal available on every plan?

No. Guaranteed Renewal is included only in Continuity Critical. Other plans may include renewal review or renewal priority, but not Guaranteed Renewal.

Does abuse fee inclusion mean abuse is allowed?

No. Abuse fee inclusion covers routine administrative processing for compliant customers. It does not allow spam, malware, fraud, sanctions violations, unlawful activity, unresolved abuse, or repeated abuse. LARUS may suspend or terminate service for abuse under its Acceptable Use Policy.

Why is Critical more expensive?

Critical includes the strongest operational commitment: Guaranteed Renewal, highest-priority geolocation handling, named operations support, P1 escalation, and mission-critical continuity handling. It is priced for customers whose failure cost is materially higher than the cost of IPv4 capacity.