Dedicated Public IP
The project that pays our business referrers the best.
- 10 to 20% of the monthly amount signed
- Contracts that can last 5 to 10 years
- You make the introduction, we handle the offer and the technical side
Context
A dedicated public IP is an address reserved for a single entity, unlike a shared IP. It provides faster connections, more control, and more security. Public IP addresses are becoming increasingly scarce: in the first half of 2026, about 29.7 million IPv4 addresses changed hands worldwide, at an average price of about $20 per address. Typical clients: call centers, 4- and 5-star hotels, multinationals, public companies.
Problem
The market sells this connectivity for between 120,000 and 175,000 FCFA per Mbps per month. A company that takes 10 or 20 pays several million FCFA every month.
Solution
We offer the same service for between 70,000 and 90,000 FCFA per Mbps per month, up to a 50% discount. Offer from 10 to 400 Mbps, built-in redundancy (backup in case of outage), installation by microwave link or fiber, a dedicated technical team, availability above 99%, and a 5-day trial with no commitment.
How it works
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You connect us with the decision-maker: CEO, CFO, technical director, or IT manager.
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We present the offer, our references, and set up the trial if the company wants one.
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The contract is signed. You earn 10 to 20% of the monthly amount signed, every month.
Key figures
Commission: 10 to 20% of the monthly amount signed, no fixed ticket (amounts are negotiated based on the company's needs).
Example (bill cut in half): with a contract signed at 1 million FCFA per month, the company saves up to 60 million over 5 years and your commission can reach up to 12 million; with 2 million per month, the savings go up to 120 million and your commission up to 24 million.
Real case (anonymous client, a multinational with a call center in Cameroon): negotiations started in October 2025, contract signed in February 2026; the company was paying 3 million FCFA per month and dropped to 1.5 million; contract renewed in August 2026 (3,500,000 XAF); the business referrer was the company's IT manager and today earns comfortable commissions every month.
Commissions depend on contracts actually being signed. No income is guaranteed.
