QuickHost UK BYOIP Integration Overview

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Not server-attached BYOIP: prefixes are announced from QuickHost's edge and traffic is tunnelled to your own infrastructure over WireGuard or GRE.

Searching for the best IP providers? QuickHost UK does BYOIP, but not the server-attached kind: your prefix is announced from QuickHost's edge and the traffic is tunnelled back to your own infrastructure over WireGuard or GRE. It works on the BGP-as-a-Service and DDoS-protected transit product lines, and it is a paid feature. You will need a signed LOA and your own ASN - and if you do not have one, QuickHost is a RIPE LIR and can provision one for you.

Below: what QuickHost publishes, the gaps it leaves, and how onboarding runs.

Provider Details

FieldInformation
Provider NameQuickHost UK
ASN(s)Not published by the vendor. You bring your own ASN - QuickHost is a RIPE LIR and can provision one if you need it.
Tech Article & DateVendor product page - Verified 11 September 2026
BYOIP ScopeEdge-delivered BYOIP on the BGP-as-a-Service and DDoS-protected transit lines: QuickHost announces your prefix from its edge and tunnels the traffic to your infrastructure over WireGuard or GRE.
Supported VersionsIPv4: yes. IPv6: Not published by the vendor
Supported ServicesBGP-as-a-Service, DDoS-protected transit

Caveats and Gotchas

  • This is not server-attached BYOIP. Your prefix lives on QuickHost's edge and traffic reaches you over a WireGuard or GRE tunnel, so you need your own infrastructure and a tunnel endpoint to receive it.
  • The public fine print is thin: RPKI, IRR and minimum prefix size are all not published by the vendor, so confirm the details when you order.
  • This page is based on QuickHost's product page, verified 11 September 2026 - solid enough to plan a call, not enough to skip one.

Technical Requirements

RequirementDetails
Prefix SizeIPv4: Not published by the vendor. IPv6: Not published by the vendor.
ASN Ownership RequiredYes - your own ASN is required. QuickHost is a RIPE LIR and can provision one for you.
LOARequired - a signed Letter of Authorization.
RPKI ROANot published by the vendor.
IRR Route ObjectNot published by the vendor.
RIR LimitationsNot published by the vendor.
Ownership ProofNot published by the vendor.
Contract or CommitNot published by the vendor. The service is paid, so expect commercial terms when you order.

Step-by-Step BYOIP Process

Step 1
Pick your product line

BYOIP runs on QuickHost UK's BGP-as-a-Service and DDoS-protected transit lines, and it is paid - so start with a quote.

Step 2
Sort your ASN

you need your own ASN, and if you do not have one, QuickHost can provision it as a RIPE LIR.

Step 3
Sign the LOA

QuickHost requires a signed Letter of Authorization before it announces your prefix.

Step 4
Prep your tunnel

traffic is delivered over WireGuard or GRE, so have your tunnel endpoint and infrastructure ready.

Step 5
Confirm the timeline

QuickHost does not publish a turnaround time, so agree the activation date when you order.

Cost and Limitations

ItemDetails
FeesPaid - no public figure is published by the vendor, so ask for a quote.
Bundled or StandaloneBYOIP is carried on the BGP-as-a-Service and DDoS-protected transit product lines.
Other LimitationsMinimum prefix size is not published by the vendor. Delivery is tunnel-based (WireGuard or GRE) rather than server-attached, so budget for running the tunnel endpoint yourself.
What Is RPKI? ROAs, Origin Validation and Your BYOIP Prefix
What Is an ASN? The Number Behind Every BYOIP Announcement
Who Actually Owns an IP Address? (And Why It Matters for BYOIP)

Published 11 September 2026

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