Contractors & remote professionals
Your client asks for a fixed IP before granting access to an admin panel, development environment or approved business tool.
Static IP · Business access
A static IP your business can whitelist.
Work from different networks with one consistent public IPv4. Connect to your dedicated VPN, and give your administrator a fixed address to approve for business tools, APIs and public servers.
Your own datacenter-hosted IPv4. One active connection included. Extra devices available.
One approved address, wherever you connect from
Your laptop
A colleague’s device
Your dedicated MoreVPN exit IP
203.0.113.10
Example address · devices share the same exit IP
Your business system
Your administrator allows the assigned IP. Normal login and authentication still apply.
Simultaneous devices need the corresponding connection allowance and individual configurations.
Who this is for
When “send us your IP” becomes a work requirement.
Office, home and travel networks can give you different public IPs. If your client only permits approved addresses, that creates extra access requests. A dedicated static IP gives your approved workflow a consistent source address.
Developers & technical teams
You need a consistent source IP for an API allowlist or a public server firewall while working from different networks.
Agencies & small businesses
Authorised staff need to access a client system through one approved IP, with a separate VPN configuration for each simultaneous device.
How static IP whitelisting works
MoreVPN supplies the VPN connection and fixed exit IP. Your organisation controls who can enter its systems.
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Connect to MoreVPN
Import your supplied configuration on a supported device. Confirm that the public IPv4 matches your assigned VPN address.
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Have your administrator allow the IP
Add that address to the destination’s firewall, API restriction or supported IP allowlist. Keep your usual passwords and MFA.
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Verify access, then keep using that IP
Test your business task while connected. If access should be IP-restricted, verify it is denied from an unapproved address too.
What MoreVPN provides
A dedicated exit IP, with a plan that fits your setup.
Your own static IPv4
A datacenter-hosted exit address assigned to your service, rather than an exit IP shared with unrelated customers.
Location and traffic choices
Choose from the current location catalogue. The order page shows monthly pricing, traffic allowance and expected setup time.
VPN configurations for your devices
WireGuard, OpenVPN or L2TP/IPsec, subject to the selected setup. Start with one active connection and add simultaneous devices as needed.
Setup guidance and ticket support
Receive connection details after provisioning, use the setup guides and contact support for help with your MoreVPN connection.
How to order
Choose a location. Order your dedicated IP.
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Confirm the requirement
Ask the destination administrator which country is needed and whether a datacenter VPN IP is accepted. Your IP is assigned after provisioning.
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Choose your location and review checkout
Review the price, monthly traffic, setup time and payment options. Choose your protocol, term and any extra simultaneous connections.
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Receive your configuration and verify access
After payment and setup, use your connection details to connect. Give the assigned IP to your administrator, then verify your intended business task.
Find your dedicated IP plan
Select a location to see its current monthly price, traffic allowance and expected setup time.
Read the service and refund terms before ordering. Have a specific technical requirement? Send a business enquiry.
Static IP whitelisting: questions answered
What is IP whitelisting?
IP whitelisting, also called IP allowlisting, limits access to approved source IP addresses. Your administrator adds your MoreVPN exit IPv4 to the destination system. You then connect to MoreVPN before accessing it. The destination must support IP restrictions and accept datacenter VPN connections.
Will my dedicated IP change?
Your dedicated IP is intended to stay the same across normal reconnections and renewals while your service remains active. A server or network migration may require a change. Keep a record of your allowlists and contact support if IP continuity is essential to your setup.
Can several devices use the same IP?
Yes. A standard plan includes one active VPN connection. New orders can add up to four extra simultaneous connections at the rate shown at checkout. Each simultaneous device needs its own configuration; all share the same exit IP and plan traffic allowance. Larger teams can request a custom quote.
Does this include port forwarding or access to a private office network?
Standard ordering covers an outbound VPN exit IP. Inbound ports, a hosted service, site-to-site routing and access to a private office LAN need a separate feasibility review. Send the destination, traffic direction, ports and devices through the business enquiry before ordering for those requirements.
Is this a residential IP or a guarantee of access?
MoreVPN provides datacenter-hosted dedicated IPv4 addresses, not residential or mobile IPs. A fixed IP does not override a destination’s VPN policy, account requirements or authentication. Confirm with the system administrator that this type of connection is suitable.
What happens if the VPN disconnects?
The destination will no longer see your VPN exit IP. Depending on your device and VPN client, traffic may stop or use your normal internet connection. Configure and verify the appropriate reconnect and traffic-blocking settings for your device. An IP-only restriction at the destination should reject an address that is not on its allowlist; keep normal authentication enabled too.