[ ] What can be sold
[ ]Legacy or registered IPv4 blocks your company holds but no longer routes
[ ]Part of a block you can free up by renumbering
[ ]Blocks you'd rather lease than sell
Line 02 · IPv4 blocks
Companies that got online early often still hold IPv4 address blocks. If yours sits idle, it can be sold or leased through IPv4 marketplaces and brokers. We find out what you hold, confirm you're the registrant, and route it properly.
[ ]Legacy or registered IPv4 blocks your company holds but no longer routes
[ ]Part of a block you can free up by renumbering
[ ]Blocks you'd rather lease than sell
[~]Your company is the registrant on the registry record (ARIN in North America)
[~]The transfer follows the registry's rules, and the buyer must show need
[~]Payment is held in escrow until the registry updates
[X]Addresses assigned to you by your internet provider
[X]Space you don't hold as registrant
Market reference
Published market data put IPv4 at around $20 per address in the first half of 2026 (IPv4Center H1 2026 report). That's a market reference, not a price or a guarantee for your block.
Find the block: your registry record, old network paperwork, or whoever ran your network early on.
Confirm legacy or registered status, then compare IPv4 marketplaces and brokers for sale or lease.
The registry transfer, with funds in escrow, on terms you've reviewed.
Also on the desk
FORM HF-0 · INVENTORY REQUEST
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