Location delivery
Keep your identity service with LARUS. After payment, choose an available Certified Partner or submit your existing BYOIP-capable provider for review.
USD 6,998 per year. One Unit serves one Location at a time.
Local delivery is separate from the LARUS One subscription.
Delivery boundary
The Identity Unit, naming, evidence, renewal, and continuity record remain under one managed service relationship.
The selected provider or Certified Partner handles local delivery, installation, access service, on-site support, and local service operations.
Review pricing and local delivery costsTwo delivery paths
Both paths keep LARUS responsible for the network identity and the selected provider responsible for local delivery.
Certified delivery
Select a certified partner product prepared for LARUS One delivery at this Location.
Existing provider
Enter a provider that supports Bring Your Own IP for this Location.
Before activation
A published listing is reviewed discovery information, not a confirmed quote, reserved capacity, activation commitment, or guarantee that the Location or a third party will accept the design.
LARUS reviews the provider, named service areas, delivery capability, and support path before publication. Certification is not a guarantee of availability or customer acceptance.
The listing is a shortlist. The customer and partner must still confirm the exact Location, service design, activation estimate, equipment, support, and quote.
The customer buys LARUS One from LARUS and contracts separately with the selected partner for local connectivity, installation, equipment, and support.
An existing provider must support BYOIP and coordinate routing, RPKI, activation, and local operations with LARUS.
Delivery responsibility
LARUS handles
LARUS anchors the Identity Unit, Identity Addresses, rDNS, Identity Passport, Allowlist Pack, renewal, and continuity record.
Delivery Partner handles
The selected provider or Certified Partner handles local delivery, installation, access service, on-site support, and local service operations.
Customer handles
Public identity works with the customer security architecture. Firewalls, SASE, routing, segmentation, and access policies continue to control what is reachable.
The receiving bank, supplier, customer, API provider, auditor, or security team applies its own policy and decides recognition or access.
Customer delivery path
Create an account and sign in to purchase one annual Identity Unit online.
Create the Location profile for the office, property, residence, or other site where the pilot will be active.
After payment, select an available provider. LARUS and the provider coordinate allocation, routing, RPKI validity, activation, and rDNS.
Review the Identity Passport and allowlist evidence, validate the workflow, then add one Unit for each additional active Location.
FAQ
No. You can select an available Certified Partner product or enter an existing provider that supports BYOIP. Every path remains subject to Location, provider, routing, RPKI, commercial, and activation review.
Yes, if the provider supports BYOIP for the Location and can coordinate routing and RPKI with LARUS. Enter the provider name, ASN, technical contact, and authorization details in the client portal for review.
It means using a provider that can route the LARUS-assigned Identity Addresses for the customer's Location. It does not mean the customer must own or contribute the address space.
No. USD 6,998 covers the annual LARUS One subscription. Taxes shown at checkout and local partner installation, access, routing, equipment, and on-site service charges are separate.
After payment, add or select the first Location in the client portal, then choose an available Certified Partner product or submit the existing-provider details for review.
Your identity service stays with LARUS. A provider or Location change requires a new technical and delivery assessment. Download a current Passport after the approved change.
One paid pilot
Create the account, complete checkout, then confirm the delivery path before activation.