Enterprise
Business and multi-location estates
Offices, branches, operations sites, data centers, application edges, and supplier-facing workflows that need a recognizable network identity.
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Location model
A Location profile records the place, provider, and delivery context where an Identity Unit may run. One Unit can be active at one Location at a time.
USD 6,998 per year for each active Location. Saved profiles add no LARUS One fee. Local delivery is separate.
Profile, activity, and scale
Save the places you may use, activate a paid Unit where service is live, and count subscriptions by simultaneously active Locations.
Plan
A saved profile records the country, site, workflow, provider, and delivery context. Creating Location profiles adds no separate LARUS One fee.
Operate
An active Location is the place where an Identity Unit is currently routed and used. One Unit can be active at one Location at a time.
Scale
Each Location used at the same time needs one active Identity Unit. Scale by active Location, not by address count.
Where it can operate
The place matters because local delivery changes. The reason for continuity determines the first Location worth validating.
Enterprise
Offices, branches, operations sites, data centers, application edges, and supplier-facing workflows that need a recognizable network identity.
Review enterprise LocationsHospitality
Hotels, serviced residences, private clubs, and property operations that depend on stable access for approved business systems.
Review hospitality LocationsPrivate client
Residences, family offices, principal offices, and private infrastructure managed across providers, advisors, and trusted operators.
Review private-client LocationsApplication edge
Production APIs and application egress where documented identity supports customer, supplier, bank, and security-team review.
Review application-edge useActivation path
Name the site, country, continuity workflow, target timing, and the provider already in place when relevant.
Use one paid Identity Unit for the Location that will be active. Add one Unit for every additional Location used at the same time.
Select an available Certified Delivery Partner or submit an existing BYOIP-capable provider for review.
LARUS and the provider coordinate allocation, routing, RPKI, activation checks, and approved rDNS while the customer prepares local controls.
Confirm the active Location in the client portal, review Identity Passport evidence, and manage later changes through the same account record.
Renewal and continuity
Keep your identity service with LARUS while changing local delivery. LARUS and the provider assess the new Location and delivery path, confirm costs and validate activation before use.
Renewal and continuity
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.
Must be reassessed
A change does not guarantee the same address, provider, delivery design, timing, reputation, allowlisting, or acceptance by any third party.
Annual subscription examples
Creating profiles is free within the LARUS One account. Identity Units and local delivery determine the live-service cost.
Taxes and local provider delivery are separate.
Review the complete pricing modelFAQ
No. Creating Location profiles adds no separate LARUS One fee. The annual charge is based on the Identity Units needed for Locations that are active at the same time; local provider delivery remains separate.
One Identity Unit can be active at one Location at a time. A move or provider change requires a new delivery assessment before activation at the new place.
Each simultaneously active Location needs one Identity Unit. One active Location is USD 6,998 per year; three active Locations require three Units at USD 20,994 per year before taxes and separate local delivery.
No. A Location is a service and delivery context, not an address bundle. Address allocation is confirmed during delivery design and does not determine the number of concurrently active Locations covered.
Choose an available Certified Delivery Partner after payment, or submit an existing provider that supports BYOIP and can coordinate routing and RPKI with LARUS. Provider service is contracted and priced separately.
Keep your identity service with LARUS while changing local delivery. LARUS and the provider assess the new Location and delivery path, confirm costs and validate activation before use.
First active Location
Create an account, sign in, and purchase one annual Identity Unit, then select the Location and local delivery path after payment.