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STATIC-IP VPN
Static-IP VPN — IP-Locked Security
Connect through a static IPv4 reserved for your subscription. Frankfurt or Paris egress is confirmed before order. It provides an IP allow-list layer for server admin panels, SSH/RDP and supported B2B systems; required network changes are notified in advance.
24/7 Request Intake
Standard support · critical on-call only under product/SLA scope
Delivery Model
Stated per product
AIOR Trust
Transparent process
Contract & Renewal
Stated in plan terms
Plans
Subscription, one-time, project or daily billing is stated on each plan card.
Solo (1 user)
$14.99/mo
Yearly: 15% off
- 1 dedicated static IPv4
- 1 user; device/profile count stated in the order record
- WireGuard + OpenVPN protocol
- Frankfurt or Paris egress (confirmed at order)
- Traffic allowance stated at order
- Connection history (audit log)
- Kill-switch + DNS leak protection
- Initial setup support included
RECOMMENDED
Team (5 users)
$49.99/mo
Yearly: 15% off
- 1 shared dedicated static IPv4
- 5 team members; per-user device/profile count stated in the order record
- Web admin panel (user management)
- All members exit from same IP (ideal for whitelisting)
- 2FA client login enforcement
- Per-user audit log
- Frankfurt + Paris egress; redundancy confirmed at order
- AIOR-managed config + team onboarding
Business (25 users)
$149/mo
Yearly: 15% off
- 3 dedicated static IPv4 (multi-site)
- 25 users + group management
- SAML SSO integration (Google Workspace / M365)
- Department-based IP assignment (e.g. dev / accounting separate)
- Site-to-site VPN office ↔ server
- Frankfurt, Paris and additional locations confirmed in the proposal
- Bandwidth prioritisation
- SIEM/SOC integration (audit log export)
- Dedicated security engineer
How is a static-IP VPN different from a regular VPN?
Consumer VPN exit addresses may rotate or be shared, making them unsuitable for persistent allow-list rules. AIOR Static-IP VPN provides an IPv4 reserved for the subscription term. .htaccess, CSF, fail2ban or a WHMCS admin page can be configured to accept only that address. This is an additional layer alongside passwords and MFA, not a complete security control by itself.
Where is a static IP useful for security?
- Server management panels (cPanel WHM, Plesk Admin, DirectAdmin) are primary brute-force and credential-stuffing targets — IP whitelist returns 403 to all outside login attempts
- An IP allow-list on admin endpoints such as WHMCS narrows the login surface exposed to the internet
- A static-IP allow-list adds a layer against SSH/RDP brute force when combined with fail2ban and MFA
- Some banking, e-invoice/e-archive or B2B integrations may require a fixed source IP; the requirement is confirmed with the provider
- Cloud provider (AWS, GCP, Azure) IAM policies need a fixed IP for IP-based access control
- Health or financial applications may require IP restrictions; this control alone does not establish KVKK/GDPR compliance
- On mobile or home internet you have a shared CGNAT IP, not whitelist-eligible — static VPN solves this
- In site-to-site integrations, partners' firewalls recognize you (no open/close needed)
How does AIOR Static-IP VPN work?
- 1. After order, your personal WireGuard / OpenVPN config file is delivered (email + client panel)
- 2. WireGuard or OpenVPN is installed on the laptop, mobile device or server and a test connection is completed
- 3. When connected, all your traffic exits through AIOR's egress node — you reach the internet via your fixed IPv4
- 4. Firewall rule on your servers: "allow from <your static IP>" — only this IP gets through
- 5. Auto-reconnect is configured on supported clients; any required change to the assigned IP is notified in advance
- 6. View connection history (audit log) from your client panel
- 7. An authorised administrator can create user profiles within plan scope
Typical use cases
- Your WHMCS admin panel opens only from the company static IP
- Server SSH on a non-22 port + static IP whitelist (double layer)
- Logging in to banking from home/café/airport Wi-Fi — bank recognizes you via fixed IP
- A customer's B2B portal expects you from a specific IP (Ticimax, IdeaSoft, Logo ERP, etc.)
- Remote staff accessing corporate resources as if back in the office
- Database on cloud (MySQL, Postgres) not publicly exposed but open to your IP
- GitHub / GitLab IP allow-list for organisation security
- Single fixed entry in Imunify360 / CSF / .htaccess allow rules
Plan Comparison
| Feature | Solo (1 user) | Team (5 users) | Business (25 users) |
|---|---|---|---|
| IP & Capacity | |||
| Dedicated static IPv4 | 1 | 1 (shared) | 3 |
| Users | 1 | 5 | 25 |
| Traffic allowance | Quote | Quote | Quote |
| Egress locations | Frankfurt/Paris | Frankfurt + Paris | Proposal scope |
| Security Features | |||
| WireGuard + OpenVPN | |||
| Kill-switch + DNS leak protection | |||
| 2FA client login | |||
| SAML SSO integration | |||
| Site-to-site VPN | |||
| Audit log + SIEM export | Connection history | Per user | SIEM/SOC export |
Frequently Asked Questions
Why this over consumer VPNs (NordVPN etc.)?
Consumer VPN exit addresses may rotate or be shared, so they may not suit persistent allow-lists. A static-IP VPN provides an IPv4 reserved for the subscription, which can be used as an extra access layer on admin endpoints.
Will my static IP really stay the same?
The address is reserved for the applicable plan while the subscription remains active. Solo assigns it to one user; Team uses it as a shared egress for team profiles, while Business scope is confirmed at order. If a required network or provider change occurs, advance notice is given for allow-list updates.
Will it slow my connection? Won't EU egress add latency?
WireGuard is a modern, lightweight protocol, but speed and latency vary with the user's connection, route, device and selected egress. The Frankfurt or Paris egress location is confirmed before order. We test suitability for admin panels, SSH/RDP and business access, and state any traffic allowance in the product scope.
Why Germany/France egress instead of Turkey?
AIOR's primary infrastructure locations are Frankfurt and Paris. The selected location, sub-provider, processing scope and any international-transfer terms are disclosed before order. A Türkiye location is included only when separately confirmed for the product and capacity.
What if the IP gets banned or broken?
We check IP reputation before allocation; no IP can be guaranteed to remain clear across every third-party list. If a reputation issue occurs, we investigate the cause and plan an IP replacement and whitelist update subject to eligibility and stock.
What if I lock myself out of WHMCS admin?
At setup we recommend two layers: (1) a static-IP allow-list and (2) a one-time recovery key. A test connection is completed before the rule is enforced. Lockout requests are accepted 24/7; human response follows the plan SLA.
Is site-to-site VPN the same as static-IP VPN?
No. Static-IP VPN gives a dedicated egress IP to individuals/teams. Site-to-site VPN sets up a persistent tunnel between two offices or office-to-server. Our Business plan covers both; for more complex network topologies see /addon/vpn (Corporate VPN).
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