Anyone can put the words diverse IPs on a pricing page. The question worth asking a host is what sits behind them: how deep the pool is, who owns the company, what is included instead of upsold, and what happens when you want your money back. This page answers those four, with the numbers rather than adjectives.
SEOHost.net is operated by Seo Hosting LTD, registered in Malta at 19 St. Mark Street, Valletta VLT 1362. That detail is not decoration. Diverse-IP hosting is a niche where a brand can be assembled in an afternoon, resold from somebody else's space, and abandoned the moment renewals stop covering the wholesale bill, and the customer who finds out is the one whose whole network went dark at once. We have been trading under this name since 2009, and these details are the same ones on your invoice and behind the phone number on +356 20 341591.
The second thing worth knowing is that we sell one thing. Not shared hosting with an IP option bolted on: a pool of distinct dedicated addresses, and the stack required to put your sites on them. It is why the IP count is what you configure at checkout rather than the disk quota, why private nameservers are included instead of upsold, and why the pool is measured in distinct blocks rather than raw address count.
The scarcest tier is the clearest illustration. There are 255 Class A blocks in the entire IPv4 address space: the whole supply, worldwide, and no provider can manufacture more. We hold 10% of them, which is why a USA Class A order is capped at 20 addresses at $8.50 per IP per month rather than sold in unlimited quantity. A finite thing, rationed honestly, beats an unlimited promise that turns into consecutive blocks from one range the moment you order at volume.
Trust pages usually run on adjectives. These are the six things that actually separate this host from a cheaper one, and every one of them is a figure you can hold us to rather than a feeling.
Four sequential blocks out of one range is technically four Class C networks and practically one purchase with one obvious pattern. Our pool holds 1,300+ distinct blocks, what makes assignment genuinely scattered rather than merely countable.
Exactly 255 Class A blocks exist worldwide. We hold 10% of them: both the reason we can sell the tier and the reason a USA order stops at 20 addresses.
800 dedicated addresses in the United States, 500 in Europe. Mixing regions is a second order rather than a migration: same pool, same cPanel/WHM stack, same login, and existing sites keep the addresses they have.
Private ns1/ns2 per domain, free SSL on every domain, automated backups, the IP Manager tool and migration in are included at every order size. Charging for the nameservers that protect the diversity you just bought would undo the product.
99.9% uptime is the operational target, and the 30-day money-back guarantee is what stands behind it commercially. One is a claim about the machines; the other is a claim about us. A trust page needs both.
Provisioning is automated and never queues behind a person: the account is active the moment payment clears. When you do need a person, support answers around the clock, every day of the year, including the day you are trying to move a network in.
Diversity is not a feature you enable: it is a consequence of how deep the address pool is and how much control you get over the assignment. Four things carry it, and all four are yours from the first order.
1,300+ distinct Class C blocks across 800 American and 500 European addresses. Depth is the whole argument: a shallow pool has to start reissuing the same ranges as it grows, and at that point the customer is paying for diversity while receiving neighbours. It is why a single USA Class C order can run to 800 addresses without ranges being recycled back to you.
Assignment is not a support ticket. The IP Manager tool lets you see every address you hold, attach it to a site, and swap it later without asking anyone. A network that is actively being built changes shape often, and the person who knows which site belongs on which block is you, not a queue.
Each domain gets its own ns1/ns2 and its own automatically issued certificate. Without the first, a diverse network still resolves through one shared record and the separation exists only at the IP layer. Without the second, half your sites throw browser warnings. Neither is a paid tier here.
Every account is cPanel under a single WHM login, served by LiteSpeed with LSCache in front of it. Familiar tooling matters when you run many sites: nothing proprietary to learn, nothing to unlearn if you leave, and a fast cached response feeds straight into Largest Contentful Paint, the Core Web Vital most sites fail.
European orders let you choose which country you need the IP based out of, 9 options today: Sweden, United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands, France, Italy, Poland, Finland and Denmark. On the American side, addresses come out of multiple US locations across the 800-address pool, so a network can vary its third octet and its location without leaving the region. Mixing the two regions later is a second order on the same account.
We will not tell you that an octet is a ranking factor. It is not, and a host that sells it that way is selling you a story it cannot support. What separation removes is a shared pattern: a common block, a common reputation history, a common nameserver record, and the tidy internal look a group of sites acquires when they all live in one range on one machine. That is a hosting decision, and it is the only part of your SEO we are qualified to sell you.
Three commitments, stated plainly enough that you can hold us to them.
If the product is not right for you, the 30-day money-back guarantee applies: no case to argue, no conditions to satisfy first. A host confident in its pool does not need to make leaving difficult.
The operational target for the network your sites sit on, backed by automated daily and weekly backups you can restore from at any time. Availability is worth nothing without a way back from the day something is deleted rather than merely offline.
Provisioning is automated, so the account is active the moment payment clears rather than when someone gets to it. When you need a person instead of a machine, support answers every hour of every day of the year.
Moving in from another host? Migration is free and we do the work: send the current host details and we move files, databases and email, then point each site at its new address. Running WordPress across the network? Hand us a domain list and the Multi-WP installer sets every one of them up at once.
"The service of seohost.net is impeccable. I've dealt with quite a few of the staff members, and everyone has been helpful. I hope and plan to use their service for a long time to come."John Howard, Ovation
The questions people ask before they trust a host with a whole network. Still stuck? Open a ticket, we answer 24/7/365.
Same pool, same stack, same guarantee: the difference is how far apart you need your sites to sit.
Non-consecutive third octets, the affordable tier and the only one that scales to 800 addresses on a single USA order. Where almost every diverse network starts.
From $2.63/IP/mo on a 3-year term · SEO hosting USA →The identical product on the European side of the pool, with 500 addresses and a choice of 9 countries at order time, for networks ranking in European results.
From $2.98/IP/mo on a 3-year term · SEO hosting Europe →Tell us the size and shape of the network you are planning and we will tell you which class and region actually fit it, including when the cheaper tier is the right answer.
Talk to us: 24/7/365 →Tell us what you are building and we will tell you what it needs, or that it needs less than you thought. 1,300+ distinct Class C blocks, private nameservers and free SSL included, from $2.63/IP per month, with a 30-day money-back guarantee if we get it wrong.
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