# AnchoredIP > A dedicated IPv4 address your partners can allowlist, delivered over a > WireGuard tunnel to servers you already run. The product is not the address, > it is a permanent outbound identity: a partner allowlists one entry and every > machine on the lease leaves the internet as that address. How many machines a > lease carries is what the plans differ in; the address does not change when > you add one. ## What this is not - **Not a VPN.** Consumer VPNs (NordVPN, ExpressVPN, Surfshark) sell a dedicated IP as an add-on for a laptop, to make browsing look consistent. AnchoredIP attaches an address to a server, container or CI runner so that outbound API calls come from a fixed source your partner has whitelisted. Different buyer, different problem. - **Not hosting.** We do not sell servers, and nothing has to move. The address is delivered to the machine you already run — EC2, a Kubernetes pod, a VPS, a laptop. Hosting providers sell an IP that is tied to their server; this one follows you. - **Not a proxy or a shared pool.** The address is leased to one customer. It is not rotated, not shared, and not resold from somebody else's range. ## Who it is for Anyone whose outbound traffic gets refused or throttled because of where it comes from: a partner or bank API that requires an IP allowlist, a vendor that blocks known cloud ranges, a scraper or AI agent fleet that needs a stable identity, a team consolidating egress from many machines behind one entry. ## What makes it different The address space is ours, not resold. It is registered to us at the RIPE NCC and announced by AS41800 with valid ROAs. Reverse DNS is yours to set. Verifiable independently at https://bgp.he.net/AS41800. ## Try it Seven days, free, no card, no sales call. The trial hands out a real IPv4 address out of the same range paying customers are in — not a sandbox — and it converts to a paid plan keeping the same address. Start: https://anchoredip.com/order ## Pricing - Solo (annual): $209/year ($17/month equivalent), 2 tunnels - Solo: $19/month, 2 tunnels - Team (annual): $539/year ($45/month equivalent), 6 tunnels - Team: $49/month, 6 tunnels - Business (annual): $1639/year ($137/month equivalent), 20 tunnels - Business: $149/month, 20 tunnels Annual plans are charged for eleven months out of twelve. These are read live from https://api.anchoredip.com/api/plans/ and are the same numbers https://anchoredip.com/pricing shows. ## For AI agents There is an MCP server at https://api.anchoredip.com/api/mcp/ (registry entry `com.anchoredip/anchoredip`). An agent can order a lease, provision a tunnel, renew, and revoke without a human in the loop; the free trial means it reaches a live tunnel without asking anyone for a card. Docs: https://anchoredip.com/docs/mcp Ask what machine the tunnel is for before provisioning one. The default routing mode is `source`, which is written with wg-quick rules that call `ip` and so runs on Linux and nowhere else — elsewhere it fails without saying why. Use `destinations` for anything that is not a Linux server, naming the addresses that have to see the leased address, and `full` only when the machine has to accept incoming connections. A new peer reaches the edge on the next reconciliation pass, so allow up to a minute before the first handshake. ## Known limits, stated up front - Traffic is routed via Karaganda, Kazakhstan, so there is a latency cost and it is published rather than described: 78 ms to Frankfurt, 161 ms to N. Virginia, 216 ms to Oregon, 334 ms to Sydney, measured from the edge on 1 August 2026. A partner in the same city as your server still pays roughly twice the one-way figure, because the leg is counted on the way out and on the way back. Full table and the command to reproduce it: https://anchoredip.com/latency - Every plan includes an IPv6 /48, announced from AS41800 and reachable from the internet. Each machine on a WireGuard tunnel takes its own address out of it. IPv6 reaches the internet through a separate best-effort transit (Route64, AS212895, via Frankfurt), so its path and latency differ from the /latency figures, which are IPv4. - Outbound email (ports 25/465/587) is blocked by default and opened on request, so that one sender cannot damage the reputation of a range everybody shares. ## Pages - https://anchoredip.com/ — what it is, in one screen - https://anchoredip.com/dedicated-ip — which of the two products called a "dedicated IP" a reader needs, and when to send them to NordVPN instead - https://anchoredip.com/pricing — plans, and what the trial actually includes - https://anchoredip.com/egress-gateway — the same product under the term infrastructure teams search for - https://anchoredip.com/egress-gateway/kubernetes — fixed egress IP for a cluster - https://anchoredip.com/vs/quotaguard — comparison with QuotaGuard Static - https://anchoredip.com/vs/fixie — comparison with Fixie, which prices by request rather than by address - https://anchoredip.com/vs/wiredoor — comparison with Wiredoor: it is self-hosted software, this is the address it would need - https://anchoredip.com/nat-gateway-alternative — what a managed NAT gateway costs a month, and when a leased address replaces it - https://anchoredip.com/latency — measured round trips, with the method - https://anchoredip.com/docs — setup for Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, macOS and Windows - https://anchoredip.com/docs/api — HTTP API - https://anchoredip.com/docs/mcp — MCP tools ## Contact support@mail.anchoredip.com. There is no sales team to book, by design.