1. What is the difference between IP Transit and Peering?

IP transit and peering both facilitate the exchange of Internet traffic between networks, but differ in the nature of the relationship between the networks and traffic flow. IP Transit: In IP transit, a network operator (the customer) pays another network operator (the provider) for access to the provider's network and for the privilege of transmitting data over it. The provider operates a backbone, providing a connection to the wider Internet. Peering: Peering refers to agreement between two network operators to exchange traffic with each other directly, typically for free and with minimal third-party involvement. In many cases, a neutral peering exchange/fabric, also referred to as an “IX”, may facilitate the peering between two network operators. Peering usually involves network counterparties of a similar size, and both networks benefit from reduced transit costs and improved performance. In summary, IP transit is a commercial Internet service with guaranteed capacity where one network provides Internet access to another, while peering is a mutually beneficial agreement between network operators to exchange traffic.

2. IP transit vs DIA - what is better?

This is something we’re often asked, but it is perhaps the wrong question. The two products are different solutions for different businesses, with different requirements. DIA, or Dedicated Internet Access, is an alternative to broadband Internet, built for use by enterprise and business clients. Nexthop partners generally procure this service to resell to the partner’s customer base. IP Transit is a wholesale only product, built to service the requirements of ISPs, carriers, cloud platform providers and other such entities that require bulk capacity, and bring their own IP address space. In summary, the biggest difference really is DIA is an Internet connection for end users using the ISP's IP address. IP Transit is for an ISP to advertise their RIR allocated address space through BGP to the world via on or more IP transit providers (upstreams).

3. Why can’t I buy IP transit for my business and enjoy wholesale pricing?

IP transit requires that the customer has an AS number, adequate IP space, an understanding of BGP networking, equipment capable of ingesting the full Internet routing table and enough demand for capacity to warrant the cost and complexity of connecting to an IP Transit backbone. Most enterprises don’t have the scale of utilisation to warrant this, but for those that do, we can certainly provide an IP Transit service! Enterprise and business clients are, overwhelmingly, better serviced with a DIA solution. This is simply because the product is designed to be consumed the way a business expects an Internet service to be delivered, meaning WAN IP addresses, routes to the Internet, and routing table requirements are all handled by Nexthop.

4. What is the IP transit cost?

The answer to this depends on how much capacity you need, how many ports, and where we need to interconnect with you. Pricing is billed on a per megabit (Mb - bandwidth, not data) basis, with allowances for burst traffic with a 95th percentile mechanism. At Nexthop, you can get 1G premium blend Carrier Grade IP Transit from $899/month.

5. What is the difference between DIA and Broadband?

Broadband refers to high-speed Internet connections, allowing faster data transmission when compared to legacy dial-up services. Broadband is delivered through various technologies, including coaxial cable, fibre optic cable, satellite, and DSL, each with its own unique limitations. In general terms "broadband" refers to download speeds of 25 Mbps or higher. Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) refers to private, direct connections to the Internet that is dedicated solely to an organization or an individual. Unlike broadband, which refers to shared connections, DIA services are dedicated, providing guaranteed bandwidth and much better performance and reliability. DIA is often used by businesses and organisations that require reliable and secure Internet connections for mission-critical applications and services. DIA is typically delivered through fibre optic cables, offering faster, more reliable speed when compared to broadband connections. While both broadband and DIA are types of Internet connections, they differ in terms of speed, reliability, security, and the type of users they are intended for. Broadband is suitable for residential and small business use, while DIA is a dedicated and private Internet connection that is best suited for large organizations and businesses that require a secure and reliable Internet connection.

Wholesale IP Transit

Leverage the full power of the Australian tier-1 domestic and international transit networks.

Start your no obligation free IP Transit trial today and get connected in 72 hours!

Get in touch

Datacentres where Nexthop IP Transit is avaliable

	Available port speeds	Datacentre cross connection	Edge IX VLL
SYDNEY - NEW SOUTH WALES
Equinix Mascot Campus SY1/SY2/SY3/SY4/SY5	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
NEXTDC S1 4 Eden Park Drive, Macquarie Park	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
NEXTDC S2 6/8 Giffnock Ave, Macquarie Park	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
NEXTDC S3 2 Broadcast Way, Artarmon	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
Globalswitch Sydney 400 Harris St, Ultimo	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
Macquarie Data Centres Intellicentre 1 (IC1) Level 16/477 Pitt St	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
Macquarie Data Centres Intellicentre 2 (IC2) 17-23 Talavera Road, Macquarie Park	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
5G Networks 55 Pyrmont Bridge Road, Pyrmont	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
Vocus Sydney VDC-SYD01 59 Doody St, Alexandria	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
Australian Liquidity Centre 5a Broadcast Way, Artarmon	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
Fujitsu Homebush 4 Figtree Dr, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
MELBOURNE - VICTORIA
Equinix Melbourne ME1, ME2	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
NEXTDC M1 826 Lorimer St, Port Melbourne	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
5G Networks Level 15/530 Collins St	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
Vocus Melbourne 530 Collins St, Melbourne	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
NextDC M2 75 Sharps Rd, Tullamarine VIC 3043, Australia	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
BRISBANE - QUEENSLAND
Equinix BR1 54 Alfred St, Fortitude Valley	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
NEXTDC B1 20 Wharf St, Brisbane City	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
NEXTDC B2 454 St Pauls Terrace, Fortitude Valley	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
Over the Wire 100 Wickham St, Fortitude Valley	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
PERTH - WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Equinix PE2 37 Lemnos St, Shenton Park	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
NEXTDC P2 11 Newcastle St, Perth	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
Vocus - Perth IX 1 William St, Perth	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
ADELAIDE - NEW SOUTH WALES
NextDC A1 125 Frome St, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G
NextDC A2 340 Findon Road, Kidman Park	1G / 10G / 20G / 100G

Nexthop IP Transit Service Parameters

Service Parameters	Service Features Supported
Included Internet Data	Unlimited
Service Speeds	100 mbps - 100 Gbps
Interface Speeds	10G-LR, 100GBASED - LR4
Service Handoff	Optical: Single Mode fibre from router interface (LACP also available at no extra charge)
IP Addressing	Customer or Nexthop supplied IP Addresses. Nexthop provides one (1) static IPv4 address as a /31 by default (no charge). Additional addresses are available (standard fees apply)
IPv6 Support	Fully Supported
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Peering	Fully Supported
Aggregated Billing	Billing of multiple connections in aggregate is available allowing you to share a single commit across multiple POPs
IP Burst	Speed bursting configurations are available at 1:2 or 1:4 with 95th percentile billing
Backup Connection	Available in all locations (Port fees may apply)
Technical Support	Available 24/7 with Australia based NOC
Service Level Targets	99.95%

Customer Stories

Techflow Selects Nexthop as a Primary Transit & DIA Partner Amidst Industry-Wide Network Disruptions

Solution Overview

IP Transit — Premium internet connectivity delivered from Nexthop's tier-1 connected national backbone, with optimised routing and consistently low latency.
Datacentre DIA — Dedicated internet access provisioned within major Australian data centres, with SLA-backed throughput and guaranteed performance.
24/7 Network Operations — Proactive monitoring and rapid incident response from Nexthop's Australian-based NOC team, with direct visibility into every layer of the network.
Rapid Provisioning — Fast cross-connect activation and service deployment across Nexthop's footprint of 30+ connected data centres nationally.

Results & Benefits

Faster, more stable connectivity across production and customer-facing environments
Elimination of upstream bottlenecks and performance variability
Reduced latency and improved throughput across all connected services
Scalable infrastructure positioned to support future growth and compliance requirements
Rapid deployment — services activated on compressed timelines

Neptune Internet Partners with Nexthop to Expand High-Performance Internet Services in Australia

What Nexthop Provides to the Client

IP Transit — Premium, low-latency internet connectivity from a tier-1 connected backbone with optimised routing
Intercapital Connectivity — Protected, high-capacity links between Australian capital cities for national service delivery
Data Centre Infrastructure — Presence and provisioning across Nexthop's footprint of 30+ connected data centres nationally
Advanced Routing Support — Routing optimisation assistance tailored to the partner's specific network architecture and traffic patterns
Flexible Configuration — Willingness to support non-standard and custom configurations that larger carriers typically refuse

Partnership Value

Nexthop's infrastructure provides a scalable foundation for partners expanding into new Australian markets. With coverage across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth — backed by Dark Fibre, IP Transit, and Business Fibre services — Nexthop enables service providers to grow their footprint without outgrowing their upstream connectivity.

Our clients on average save 30% on internet services when switching to Nexthop

Request today your free, no obligation independent audit of your internet and network connectivity costs

Get in Touch

Nexthop IP Transit Service Benefits

Premium Blend

Nexthop leverages extensive peering and transit connectivity to provide you with a premium blended, Tier-1 Telco Carrier backed, feed. Take a full BGP table, domestic routes or the default route, the choice is yours.

Aggregate across multiple ports

Need ports in multiple locations and want to share the same commit? Not a problem, we make it easy to add additional ports.

Nexthop provides 1G, 10G, 20G or 100G handoff ports.

Dual stack IPv4 and IPv6

It's the digital age, if it isn't dual stacked it's not a network built for the future. All BGP sessions are dual stack enabled by default.

Flexible Billing

We provide burst above commit on all ports by default, to give you flexibility to burst above your commit for short periods.

95th percentile billing across multiple ports.

What Our Clients Say?

Nexthop has helped us extend our critical infrastructure throughout the Sydney Metro area, building a bespoke solution to reduce latency and optical loss between key facility locations for us, resulting in reduced cross connect costs and improved performance

Dave Pearson

MD Global Sales, RTI Cables

Nexthop has become a valued partner of Pentanet thanks to its high-quality carrier offerings and excellent service. The team at Nexthop are always responsive and reliable, and their IP Transit, nextXC, Dark Fibre and XFIBRE (10G Internet) services have never let us down.

Connor Llewellin

Chief Operating Officer, Pentanet

Nexthop has been entrusted with our global WAN over the last 6 years. During this time, they have provided us with fast and reliable connectivity. Nexthop has always been willing to push the envelope on our behalf with custom solutions, whilst continuing to support us with a high level of customer service.

Nectarios Lazaris

Chief Information Officer, Unispace

With US$300m+ of subsea cables connected to Australia, RTI almost immediately engaged Nexthop to help accelerate our network presence across Australia. The RTI + Nexthop strategic relationship formed quickly and naturally around Nexthop’s technical competence, our companies’ shared values, and each firm’s relentless drive to solve complex problems. Mutual trust and respect are key reasons why our firms are exploring how to best expand our relationship, but we really just want to hang out with each other more!

Russell Matulich

Chief Executive Officer, RTI Cables

We've used Nexthop for a couple of dark fibre links now, their build times are quick, their prices are great and they kept us updated throughout the process.

Timothy Neilen

Technical Delivery Manager PKCG

Great team, always very responsive, good quality transit connectivity, I hear the fibre is good too! Would recommend!

Brody Stockel

Senior Network Engineer Interphone

Nexthop is a key provider to IPC in delivering reliable, high performing connectivity for our Australian customers. Their flexibility and willingness to build customised solutions have allowed us to provide value added services to our customers.

Mark Curran

Vice President Network Services Asia, IPC

We have been extremely pleased with the performance of Nexthop’s transit as well as their can-do approach to solving problems. If you are looking for transit, look no further than Nexthop. They are attentive and always willing to go that extra mile to get you and your customers online.

Ashley Breeden

URL Networks’ founder

Working with Tim Jones and the team at Nexthop wasn’t just about replacing a vendor—it was about choosing a partner who understands the mission-critical nature of our services. Nexthop exceeded our expectations—not only in technical delivery but also in responsiveness and strategic alignment. The professionalism and speed with which they executed this transition reinforced our decision to trust them with the future of our infrastructure.

Shah Hardik

CEO of Techflow

From the initial setup to installation, the support we received from Nexthop exceeded our expectations. Their team demonstrated an exceptional level of responsiveness and technical expertise, ensuring a smooth deployment. Moreover, their advanced routing optimization support has been instrumental in enhancing our low-latency, gaming-optimized internet services—one of our key differentiators in the market.

Murry Mukhtarov

Co-founder, Neptune Internet

NextHop has been outstanding to work with. Their responsiveness is top-notch, and they consistently meet or exceed their committed ETAs for dark fibre delivery. Tim was an absolute joy to deal with -professional, proactive, and always on top of things. It’s rare to find a provider this reliable and easy to work with. Highly recommend!

Jonas Masakadza

Group IT Manager, Legend

Everything about working with Nexthop was easy — from tailoring the design to rollout and ongoing adjustments. Nothing was ever too hard or ‘not possible.’ This partnership gives us the confidence to accept jobs of any size into Perth, knowing bandwidth is no longer a bottleneck.

Jeremy Nottle

Senior Vice President, IT Innovation & Strategy, Tape Ark

As a New Zealand based service provider with trans Tasman customers, partnering with providers who deliver a quality service has always been difficult. Since our move to Nexthop, our last mile services are delivered seamlessly and the Nexthop team feel like an extension of our own network. Network uptime has been superb and when there are blips, the team are incredibly responsive. Their knowledge of local products and understanding of our needs is second to none

Rudi Hefe

Commercial Director, PlanB/Solarix

Nexthop have an extremely reliable Network and their sales and support staff are friendly and helpful.

Nathan Brookfield

Director, NABIH

Nexthop provided a DIA connection into our office at very short notice and delivered exactly by our deadline. Their team worked seamlessly with our building management and installers, ensuring a smooth and efficient installation. Throughout the process, they kept us well-informed and were always helpful and responsive. We would highly recommend Nexthop to other businesses looking for a reliable connectivity partner.

Global Private Equity firm

Tim and the team at Nexthop are amazing to deal with! Prompt response, quoting and excellent performance and stability. A very happy customer :)

Ian MacDonald

Solutions Architect PlanB New Zealand

Approximately 18 months ago our leadership team made the strategic decision to find a new partner for our network services. We were experiencing delays with service delivery, ongoing billing issues and overall slow response times from our previous supplier. Our company is growing fast, and our customers data requirements are ever increasing, with that in mind we set out to find a partner who was agile, responsive and customer focused. NextHop has played a key role in strengthening our network capabilities. Their dark fibre offering provides flexibility and scalability; their IP transit services have ensured reliable, high-performance and cost-effective internet for our customers. Beyond the technology, their team stands out for its responsiveness and commitment to service excellence. We view them as a strategic partner rather than just a supplier and intend to exclusively use them for our network needs into the future.

Martin Reidy

Head of Operations

Nexthop exceeded our expectations, providing exceptional white glove treatment. They kept us well-informed throughout the process, and when challenges arose, Nexthop was quick to provide solutions rather than excuses, meeting all our deadlines effectively.

Evan Wood

General Manager - Technology at Scape

A great bunch of people who provide a great service! Would recommend to anyone needing fibre services.

Camden Webb

Flexible Workspace Technology Manager, GPT Group

Great experience using Nexthop! The set-up process of a super fast fibre link to our new hub was seamless. Don't waste your time with other providers and go with Nexthop!

Guil Cunha

Director, Hub Operations Stone & Chalk

Love working with the team at NextHop - they take the pain out of dealing with connectivity in Australia. Recomended A++

Craig Spiers

Chief Architect, Solarix

Nexthop provided a DIA connection into our office at very short notice and delivered exactly by our deadline. Their team worked seamlessly with our building management and installers, ensuring a smooth and efficient installation. Throughout the process, they kept us well-informed and were always helpful and responsive. We would highly recommend Nexthop to other businesses looking for a reliable connectivity partner.

Anonymous, Global Private Equity Firm

Nexthop team are great. By far the best third party network provider we have worked with.

Grant Brits

Founder, AIR Trading

Excellent service, extremely quick connection, super fast internet - 10/10 would recommend.

Alina Bermingham

Founder

The Nexthop internet that we have in our company is stable and fast. We didn't observe a high latency and packet loss. It's easy to connect our devices without any complication to set-up. Nexthop is easy to coordinate and the internet was set-up quickly.

Herson Macaraniag

Setting up a new office has it's challenges. But Nexthop made sure that getting our office connected to the Internet was going to be as painless as possible. From Day 1, they were confident in meeting our timelines and making sure it could be ready, no matter the curve balls that were thrown. Now that it's been a month, the service and connection has been solid. Would recommend.

Scott Sinclair

Lead Reliability Engineer, ROLLER

Such a pleasant experience to work with Tim and the team from Nexthop. Great communication, annd quick delivery of service within a narrow timeline. Can't recommend these folks enough!

Kieran Byrne

IT and Operations Manager, ROLLER

I would just like to say thank you again for getting us online on such short notice. It was a seamless and simple process which was very refreshing. Looking forward to a long relationship between NSB Cyber and NextHop.

Brett Johnson

Co-Founder & Chief Commercial Officer

What is IP Transit?

Technically, IP Transit simply refers to a service that an Internet Service Provider (ISP) offers its downstream clients to allow their Internet traffic to traverse the ISP’s network in order to reach other networks on the Internet.

Also known as “transit”, IP Transit is wholesale, BGP enabled Internet for the use of ISPs, Carrier and large Enterprises with AS numbers. Nexthop’s IP transit provides our full Internet routing, plus other peers’ downstream routes. When comparing IP transit, some routes are better than others, some bandwidth capabilities better than others, some lower latency, and so on. We partner with Tier One providers to get the best domestic and international routes and peer inside some of Australia’s most popular data centres.

To be able to purchase IP transit, you must also have an AS number, be familiar with and run BGP (Border Gateway Protocol). By purchasing IP transit, you’ll receive a full BGP table that contains the prefixes of our other customers, prefixes of our ISP peers, and the prefixes of any other upstream providers.

What are the key benefits of Nexthop IP transit?

Full routing visibility: Gain visibility into your IP transit and routes. Choose the routes that provide the best outcomes for your business or utilise BGP through our tier one connections. Control and configure to your own specification via communities.
Network performance: Australia has a unique set of challenges for Internet performance, with a relatively dense population in major capital cities, with huge distances and very low density between centres. Nexthop understands the importance of reach and performance across the Australian continent, and have built our backbone and interconnects to ensure we can deliver the best possible experience for our downstream clients to reach the largest population centres in Australia.
Commercial flexibility: Nexthop provides burstable access, aggregated billing and flexible contract terms. We offer bespoke commercial terms to clients based on their traffic profiles and requirements.
Arista core networks for lowest latency: Nexthop provides a full-featured Arista core network with east and west submarine cable paths leaving Australian shores.

How IP transit works?

IP transit is a dedicated Internet service provided by (and to) ISPs, routing Internet traffic from one network to another. The service allows a network operator (the customer) to connect to the global Internet through the ISP's backbone network. The ISP provides a connection to its network, usually at a datacentre via a dedicated cross connect or over a vlan on an Internet Exchange (IX) peering point, providing routing information via BGP to the customer, enabling the customer's network to reach other networks on the Internet. The customer pays a fee for a fixed amount of dedicated bandwidth capacity (commited information rate) and can access burst capacity above this at a 95th percentile rate.

Frequently Asked Questions

: IP transit and peering both facilitate the exchange of Internet traffic between networks, but differ in the nature of the relationship between the networks and traffic flow.

IP Transit: In IP transit, a network operator (the customer) pays another network operator (the provider) for access to the provider's network and for the privilege of transmitting data over it. The provider operates a backbone, providing a connection to the wider Internet.

Peering: Peering refers to agreement between two network operators to exchange traffic with each other directly, typically for free and with minimal third-party involvement. In many cases, a neutral peering exchange/fabric, also referred to as an “IX”, may facilitate the peering between two network operators. Peering usually involves network counterparties of a similar size, and both networks benefit from reduced transit costs and improved performance.

In summary, IP transit is a commercial Internet service with guaranteed capacity where one network provides Internet access to another, while peering is a mutually beneficial agreement between network operators to exchange traffic.
: This is something we’re often asked, but it is perhaps the wrong question. The two products are different solutions for different businesses, with different requirements.

DIA, or Dedicated Internet Access, is an alternative to broadband Internet, built for use by enterprise and business clients. Nexthop partners generally procure this service to resell to the partner’s customer base.

IP Transit is a wholesale only product, built to service the requirements of ISPs, carriers, cloud platform providers and other such entities that require bulk capacity, and bring their own IP address space.

In summary, the biggest difference really is DIA is an Internet connection for end users using the ISP's IP address. IP Transit is for an ISP to advertise their RIR allocated address space through BGP to the world via on or more IP transit providers (upstreams).
: IP transit requires that the customer has an AS number, adequate IP space, an understanding of BGP networking, equipment capable of ingesting the full Internet routing table and enough demand for capacity to warrant the cost and complexity of connecting to an IP Transit backbone. Most enterprises don’t have the scale of utilisation to warrant this, but for those that do, we can certainly provide an IP Transit service!

Enterprise and business clients are, overwhelmingly, better serviced with a DIA solution. This is simply because the product is designed to be consumed the way a business expects an Internet service to be delivered, meaning WAN IP addresses, routes to the Internet, and routing table requirements are all handled by Nexthop.
: The answer to this depends on how much capacity you need, how many ports, and where we need to interconnect with you. Pricing is billed on a per megabit (Mb - bandwidth, not data) basis, with allowances for burst traffic with a 95th percentile mechanism. At Nexthop, you can get 1G premium blend Carrier Grade IP Transit from $899/month.
: Broadband refers to high-speed Internet connections, allowing faster data transmission when compared to legacy dial-up services. Broadband is delivered through various technologies, including coaxial cable, fibre optic cable, satellite, and DSL, each with its own unique limitations. In general terms "broadband" refers to download speeds of 25 Mbps or higher.

Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) refers to private, direct connections to the Internet that is dedicated solely to an organization or an individual. Unlike broadband, which refers to shared connections, DIA services are dedicated, providing guaranteed bandwidth and much better performance and reliability. DIA is often used by businesses and organisations that require reliable and secure Internet connections for mission-critical applications and services. DIA is typically delivered through fibre optic cables, offering faster, more reliable speed when compared to broadband connections.

While both broadband and DIA are types of Internet connections, they differ in terms of speed, reliability, security, and the type of users they are intended for. Broadband is suitable for residential and small business use, while DIA is a dedicated and private Internet connection that is best suited for large organizations and businesses that require a secure and reliable Internet connection.

Aug 18, 2026

IP Transit

IP Transit Costs in Australia

If your business operates its own autonomous system, runs a hosting platform, or delivers internet services to customers, IP transit is one of the most consequential inf…

Michael Lim

Co-founder | Managing Director

Dec 24, 2025

IP Transit

Burst vs Committed Rate: How to Size IP Transit Without Overpaying

IP transit is a necessary service that interconnects local and private networks to the global internet, thus allowing real-time collaboration, customer-facing applicatio…

Tim Jones

Sales Director

Dec 10, 2025

IP Transit

SLA Deep Dive: What ‘Five Nines’ Means in Real Network Performance

In the context of Australian business IT, availability is not only a prominent number but also a measurable risk factor. The Five Nines availability (99.999%) allows unp…

Tim Jones

Sales Director

Aug 14, 2025

IP Transit

Signs Your Business Has Outgrown Its Current Internet Plan

Businesses rarely remain static. The transition for any growing business would mean the recruitment of additional staff, moving to the cloud, entering new markets, or ad…

Michael Lim

Co-founder | Managing Director

Jun 10, 2025

IP Transit

Techflow Selects Nexthop as a Primary Transit & DIA Partner Amidst ...

In a decisive move to secure its network infrastructure, leading Data Centre and telecommunications provider Techflow has appointed Nexthop as its priority partner for n…

Tim Jones

Sales Director

Feb 18, 2025

IP Transit

Neptune Internet Partners with Nexthop to Expand High-Performance Internet ...

Nexthop, an Australian leader in the supply of high-performance network solutions, has teamed with Neptune Internet (RECLOUD PTY LTD) to deliver premium internet service…

Michael Lim

Co-founder | Managing Director

Jul 29, 2024

IP Transit

Nexthop Powers URL Networks for Enhanced Connectivity

Nexthop Expands IP Transit Partnership with URL Networks

Nexthop has recently strengthened its collaboration with URL Networks, a specialist in critical business telecomm…

Michael Lim

Co-founder | Managing Director

Jun 21, 2024

IP Transit

How IP Transit Services Enhance Global Connectivity

In today's interconnected world, global connectivity is a cornerstone of modern business operations. Whether it's enabling seamless communication, supporting c…

Michael Lim

Co-founder | Managing Director

Apr 19, 2024

IP Transit

Future Trends in IP Transit: Scalability, IPv6, and Beyond

The internet thrives on a robust highway system: IP transit. It allows different networks to seamlessly exchange data, ensuring global communication. Imagine data zippin…

Michael Lim

Co-founder | Managing Director

Apr 12, 2024

IP Transit

The Role of IP Transit in Supporting Cloud Services

Imagine this: mid-presentation, your cloud-based application grinds to a halt, and your video conference buffers endlessly. All you can do is wait patiently for everythi…

Michael Lim

Co-founder | Managing Director

More by category

Get In Touch

Michael Lim

Co-founder | Managing Director

20+ years in the industry

Tim Jones

Sales Director

20+ years in the industry

James Marshall

Sales Director

25+ years in the industry

David Brown

Co-Founder

20 years in the industry

First name*

Last name*

Corporate email address*

Phone number*

Company name*

Select product

Address A

Address B

How did you hear about us?

Message

NBN

Network

NBN

Network

Social Media

Wholesale IP Transit

Customer Stories

Techflow Selects Nexthop as a Primary Transit & DIA Partner Amidst Industry-Wide Network Disruptions

Neptune Internet Partners with Nexthop to Expand High-Performance Internet Services in Australia

Nexthop IP Transit Service Benefits

Premium Blend

Aggregate across multiple ports

Dual stack IPv4 and IPv6

Flexible Billing

What Our Clients Say?

What is IP Transit?

What are the key benefits of Nexthop IP transit?

How IP transit works?

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between IP Transit and Peering?

2. IP transit vs DIA - what is better?

3. Why can’t I buy IP transit for my business and enjoy wholesale pricing?

4. What is the IP transit cost?

5. What is the difference between DIA and Broadband?

Related articles

Nexthop Expands IP Transit Partnership with URL Networks

Get In Touch