GTHost BYOIP Integration Overview

Company	GTHost
Homepage	https://gthost.com
BYOIP Documentation	https://gthost.com/en/blog/how-to-announce-your-own-ip-subnet-byoip-with-bgp-on-gthost
Supported Products	Monthly dedicated servers (not daily rentals or VPS)
Locations	22 locations across USA, Canada, and Europe

IPv4 Support	Yes
IPv6 Support	Yes
Minimum Prefix Size	Not publicly documented
ROA Required	Yes
Route Object Required	Yes, one per announced subnet
ASN Options	GTHost's ASN or customer's own ASN (proof of ownership required for own ASN)
LOA Support	Not publicly documented

Step 1

Confirm you are on a monthly dedicated server plan (daily rentals and VPS are not eligible).

Step 2

Prepare a valid ROA and a route object for each subnet you intend to announce.

Step 3

Decide whether to announce under GTHost's ASN or your own ASN; if using your own ASN, prepare proof of ownership.

Step 4

Open a support ticket at cp.gthost.com/en/tickets including the subnet(s), intended ASN, and links to the ROA and route object.

Step 5

GTHost configures the BGP announcement for the subnet on the assigned server(s).

Setup Fee	$50 one-time per announced subnet
Recurring Fee	$20 monthly per announced subnet
Multi-Subnet Pricing	Fees apply per subnet (e.g., three /24 blocks incur three setup fees)
Reuse Across Servers	Same range can be reused across multiple servers in one location only
Cross-Datacenter Reuse	Not permitted; subnets cannot be shared across different data centers

BYOIP is restricted to monthly dedicated servers; it is not available on daily rental or VPS plans.
A subnet announced in one data center cannot be reused in another data center, which affects multi-region deployments.
Using your own ASN requires proof of ownership in addition to the ROA and route object.

How to Announce Your Own IP Subnet (BYOIP) with BGP on GTHost

GTHost Support Ticket System

Published 9 September 2026

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