Wholesale IP Transit in NYC Carrier Hotels
Wholesale Tier 1 internet for networks that run their own routing — delivered in NYC’s carrier hotels with BGP, IPv4/IPv6, and billing on commit or burst.
What You Get with FiberX IP Transit
IP transit is internet for networks: you announce your prefixes over BGP, the carrier delivers full routes, and your ASN becomes part of the global internet. It’s the raw material ISPs, hosting providers, SaaS platforms, and large enterprises with their own address space are built on.
Transit pricing is a market, and it moves. FiberX keeps current pricing across multiple Tier 1 and high-quality regional networks at the major NYC interconnection points, so your per-Mbps rate reflects this quarter’s market — not the rate card from when you last signed. Blended multi-carrier designs and single-homed value plays both have their place; we’ll show you both.
Why Businesses Choose It
True Tier 1 routes
Full BGP tables from networks that reach the whole internet without paying anyone upstream.
Market-rate pricing
Per-Mbps transit rates re-shopped across carriers every time you buy or renew.
Commit + burst billing
95th-percentile billing lets you commit low and burst high without overage anxiety.
DDoS options upstream
Add scrubbing at the transit edge so volumetric attacks die before your port.
A Fit For
- ISPs and WISPs buying upstream capacity
- Hosting, SaaS, and CDN nodes in NYC carrier hotels
- Enterprises multi-homing their own ASN and prefixes
- Networks diversifying away from a single upstream
Priced across multiple Tier 1 carriers
Every IP Transit quote is qualified at your exact address across our carrier partners — competition sets the price, our lowest-price promise backs it, and the quote is always free.
IP Transit — Questions, Answered
What’s the current market rate for IP transit in NYC?
Do I need my own ASN and IP space?
Blended or single-carrier transit?
Can I get transit outside the carrier hotels?
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