Owning IPv4 address space provides value in today’s Internet economy. But with that value comes risk—fraudulent activity, hijacking attempts, and misuse of IP resources are growing concerns. If your IPv4 addresses aren’t properly secured, your organization could face...
Transferring IPv4 addresses can be a complex process. Between Regional Internet Registry (RIR) requirements, contract details, and technical steps, there are many opportunities for errors that can delay or even derail a transaction. Whether you’re buying, selling,...
Many businesses find themselves holding unused, dormant, or inefficiently managed IPv4 address space. Given the scarcity and significant value of IPv4 addresses, reclaiming and properly managing these dormant IP assets has become a strategic priority for organizations...
With IPv4 addresses becoming increasingly scarce, businesses holding unused or underutilized IPv4 assets find themselves sitting on valuable digital resources. Before deciding to sell or lease your IPv4 addresses, it’s essential to accurately assess their current...
Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) regularly update their IPv4 transfer policies to keep pace with changing demands, address resource scarcity, and streamline processes. If your organization manages IPv4 resources, staying informed about these policy changes is...
As of 2025, IPv4 addresses typically sell for $45 to $60 per IP, with prices varying based on block size, address reputation, and geographic region. Larger blocks – such as /16 or /18 – often fetch higher per-IP rates due to their efficiency and market...
