PRICING
INDICATIVE · USD

Plans & pricing

The prices below are a guide for planning. Your final quote will reflect the delivery location, contract term and configuration.

IP TRANSIT

IP Transit plans

Core / TIER 01

10G Direct

$2,500USD / mo
  • Dedicated fibre handoff
  • Enterprise SLA
  • /24 IPv4 or more
  • IPv6 ready
  • 24×7 NOC
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POPULAR
Growth / TIER 02

25G Direct

$3,750USD / mo
  • Higher throughput
  • Multi-upstream policies
  • Multi-VRF / multi-session
  • Optional DDoS add-ons
  • 24×7 NOC
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Pro / TIER 03

100G Direct

$9,000USD / mo
  • Low-latency routes
  • Dual-path design
  • Dedicated technical contact
  • Service credits option
  • Optional DDoS / private lines
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Colocation

Colocation

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EQUINIX HK2
PER MONTH · USD

Hong Kong

Equinix HK2 in Tsuen Wan is the Hong Kong backbone location. Review power, rack space and delivery configuration for Hong Kong and regional connectivity requirements.

Network facility

POWERSPACETERMPRICE
1,000W1–12U1 mo$700
2,000W1–25U12 mo$1,200
4,000W1–42U12 mo$2,000
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EQUINIX TY8
PER MONTH · USD

Tokyo

The Japan network PoP is at Equinix TY8 in Inzai. Review rack space, power and network handoff arrangements for a deployment in Japan.

Network facility

POWERSPACETERMPRICE
2,000W1–25U1 mo$1,400
4,000W1–42U12 mo$2,400
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EQUINIX SG1
PER MONTH · USD

Singapore

The Singapore PoP is at Equinix SG1 in Ayer Rajah, a network location for Southeast Asian deployments. Plan the configuration around the required rack space and power.

Network facility

POWERSPACETERMPRICE
1,000W1–12U1 mo$650
2,000W1–25U12 mo$1,100
4,000W1–42U12 mo$1,900

Landmark illustrations represent the cities, not photographs of the facilities.

REMOTE HANDS
Rack & stack
per server
$80
Remote hands
per hour
$80
Ddos defence

DDoS protection plans

ON-DEMAND

On-Demand

Per event
  • 01Occasional attacks
  • 02BGP diversion / GRE return
  • 03Incident report
  • 04Burst capacity
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POPULAR
ALWAYS-ON

Always-On

Monthly
  • 01Always scrubbed
  • 02Automated policies
  • 03Faster convergence
  • 04WAF / bot defence
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PREMIUM

Premium

Project-based
  • 01Multi-site Anycast
  • 02Custom scrubbing
  • 03Higher priority
  • 04Dedicated on-call
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Order process

Enquiries & delivery

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A typical engagement runs 4–6 weeks from first contact to delivery. Urgent scenarios can be accelerated to 2–3 weeks (subject to inventory).

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EVERY QUOTE SEALED

These are the details we work through with you, from the first request through delivery and ongoing operations.

  1. Illustration of service requirements being discussed and delivery being planned.

    Scoping

    Location, BW, SLA

    Confirm the delivery location, service type, bandwidth and SLA, then review redundancy requirements and your target timeline.

  2. Illustration of an engineering configuration and a service quotation being prepared.

    Quoting

    Within 1 business day

    Work through network paths, port capacity, equipment configuration and costs. If a PoC is needed, discuss its scope at this stage.

  3. Illustration of service contract documents and signing arrangements being reviewed.

    Contract

    Flexible terms

    Review the service scope, billing cycle, contract term and SLA. Once agreed, arrange signing and prepare for delivery.

  4. Illustration of data centre connections, port configuration and equipment provisioning.

    Provisioning

    2–3 weeks

    Arrange cross-connects, ports and IP / BGP settings as specified. Check connectivity and coordinate cutover and acceptance.

  5. Illustration of NOC engineers reviewing traffic and operations records.

    Operations

    24×7 NOC

    The NOC monitors traffic and alerts, records and handles incidents, and reviews capacity and configuration changes as usage develops.

Typical delivery timeline4–6 weeks end-to-end

Billing

Billing information

What billing models do you support for IP transit?+
Common models: 95th percentile, monthly average, or committed + burst. Location and upstream costs affect the final quote.
Can we start with a trial or short-term contract?+
Many services support PoC or short-term arrangements (subject to inventory). Include goals, location, target capacity in your request.
Payment currency and terms?+
Monthly / quarterly / annual depending on contract and region. Currency negotiable.