IP Transit Pricing 2026: Monthly Cost, Commit and Bursts
AS51202 monthly costs for 500 Mbps to 50 Gbps, with a price table, a 95th-percentile billing example and the details needed for a quote.
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IP transit for your network
Connect your infrastructure in Frankfurt or Nuremberg to the global internet. AS51202 provides BGP transit with IPv4/IPv6, RPKI validation and DDoS protection.
- BGP
- connectivity for your network
- 24/7
- engineering support
- IPv4/IPv6
- full dual stack
IP Transit pricing
Choose your minimum bandwidth commitment (commit) and DDoS protection. All prices are monthly and exclude VAT.
Prices with Standard protection
- Commit500 Mbit/sPort10 Gbit/sNet / Mbit/s / month€0.22Minimum / month€110.00Enquire
- Commit1 Gbit/sPort10 Gbit/sNet / Mbit/s / month€0.20Minimum / month€200.00Enquire
- Commit2 Gbit/sPort10 Gbit/sNet / Mbit/s / month€0.18Minimum / month€360.00Enquire
- Commit4 Gbit/sPort40 Gbit/sNet / Mbit/s / month€0.15Minimum / month€600.00Enquire
- Commit10 Gbit/sPort100 Gbit/sNet / Mbit/s / month€0.12Minimum / month€1,200.00Enquire
- Commit20 Gbit/sPort100 Gbit/sNet / Mbit/s / month€0.10Minimum / month€2,000.00Enquire
- Commit50 Gbit/sPort100 Gbit/sNet / Mbit/s / month€0.08Minimum / month€4,000.00Enquire
Need less than 500 Mbit/s or a different configuration?
Discuss your requirementsCommit and port
The commit is your agreed minimum bandwidth and determines the minimum monthly charge. The port describes the interface speed, not the included bandwidth.
95th-percentile billing
The highest five percent of samples are excluded. Usage above the commit is billed at the agreed rate. Usage below the commit does not reduce the minimum charge.
An example
A 1,000 Mbit/s commit × €0.20 gives a €200.00 net minimum per month with Standard protection. Your proposal sets out the term, billing details and configuration.
Try it free for 14 days
A 1 Gbit/s commit on a 10 Gbit/s port. Free with no commitment; ends automatically without a subscription.
Internet access for your infrastructure
IP transit gives your network access to destinations across the global internet. It suits hosting platforms, providers and organizations running their own network infrastructure. We agree the handoff and routing around your operations.
- Fully redundant routers and optional LACP handoff
- RPKI route origin validation and BGP support
- 95th-percentile billing with transparent usage data
- Network-level DDoS mitigation
What we need for your enquiry
Tell us your data center, required port size and commit. If available, include your ASN, prefixes and redundancy requirements. We can help size the connection before configuration.
- Commit: the minimum bandwidth purchased each month
- Port: physical interface speed
- Agree BGP, prefixes and RPKI before go-live
- Plan the provisioning date together
The next steps
Tell us about your use case and the connectivity you need. We clarify location, port, capacity, redundancy and routing and document the agreed solution in the proposal.
Related technical guides
Further guidance for planning, operating and protecting this connectivity.
Requesting IP Transit: What Do You Need to Prepare?
Location, bandwidth, ASN, prefixes and handoff: use this checklist to prepare a transit enquiry and identify open questions before ordering.
Read the guideBGP Multihoming: Planning Redundancy with Two Upstreams
Two links alone do not create resilient redundancy. This guide shows how prefixes, policies, failover and DDoS mitigation fit together.
Read the guideFAQ
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the key questions about IP Transit, DDoS protection, billing and onboarding.
Let's plan your connectivity
Send us your location, port and required capacity. A network engineer will respond with the next technical steps.