IPv4 /24 Block Price in 2026

IPv4 /24 Block Price in 2026

IPv4 /24 Block Price in 2026

A /24 block contains 256 IP addresses and represents the most liquid and commonly traded unit in the IPv4 transfer market. Whether you are a small hosting provider, a startup building network infrastructure, or a business that needs a dedicated IP range, the /24 is typically the starting point for most serious acquisitions.

Market Prices We Saw in April 2026

/24 block prices in 2026 reflect a mature market. Supply is limited, but regular transfers occur daily across all major registries. The total cost of a /24 depends on both per-IP rates and the specific block characteristics.

Region Block Size Price Range (total block, April 2026)
RIPE NCC /24 (256 IPs) $10,000 - $14,000
ARIN /24 (256 IPs) $11,000 - $15,000
APNIC /24 (256 IPs) $9,000 - $13,000
LACNIC /24 (256 IPs) $8,000 - $12,000
AFRINIC /24 (256 IPs) Contact for quote

These are the ranges DCXV saw in its own brokerage deal flow in April 2026, not a quote and not a present-day price. What a block actually trades for depends on its quality, its routing history and demand at the moment of the deal. The live source is IPv4 pricing; contact ipv4@dcxv.com for a precise quote. https://dcxv.com/ipv4/ripe/24

Price Trend 2022-2026

The /24 market has been the bellwether for the entire IPv4 transfer sector. In 2022, prices peaked as post-pandemic infrastructure buildouts accelerated demand. The 2023-2024 period saw a mild correction as some large enterprise holders divested legacy allocations. By 2025, prices had stabilized in most regions, with RIPE NCC blocks holding value well due to consistent European demand.

Into 2026, the /24 market shows resilience. Key cloud and hosting providers continue accumulating space, while new entrants from the Eastern European and Middle Eastern markets are also driving demand in RIPE NCC space specifically.

What Affects /24 Block Price

Block reputation: A /24 with a clean routing history and no blacklist records commands a premium. Buyers should always verify the block with tools like Spamhaus and other reputation databases before completing a purchase.

Registry region: RIPE and ARIN blocks have historically traded at higher prices than APNIC or LACNIC space. This reflects the geographic demand patterns of the hosting and cloud industry.

Routing announcement: Blocks that are currently announced and routed are often easier to verify and carry fewer unknowns than unannounced space.

Transfer timeline: If a seller can complete the transfer quickly and all documentation is in order, there may be a slight price advantage for the seller. Buyers who need space urgently may pay a small premium.

Aggregability: A /24 that can be aggregated into a larger existing allocation is worth slightly more to buyers who already hold adjacent space.

Price Difference: RIPE vs ARIN vs APNIC

For a /24 block, the regional premium between RIPE and APNIC can range from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars per block depending on market conditions.

RIPE NCC is the preferred registry for European operations. Transfer procedures require both parties to engage through RIPE's transfer process, and an established broker like DCXV can significantly streamline this. RIPE transfers typically complete in two to four weeks.

ARIN /24 blocks serve North American networks. ARIN's transfer process has been updated in recent years and can be efficient when documentation is prepared correctly. ARIN blocks typically command the highest per-IP premiums in the market.

APNIC blocks are suitable for operators in the Asia-Pacific region or global networks that need routing flexibility. They are priced more accessibly but require understanding of APNIC-specific transfer rules.

How to Get a Current Quote

DCXV is an IPv4 transfer broker for the RIPE NCC, APNIC and ARIN regions. Our network AS204057 and presence in Czechia and Portugal allows us to verify and facilitate /24 block transfers efficiently.

To get a /24 quote:

  • Tell us your required registry region
  • Specify any routing or geographic preferences
  • Mention your timeline for completion

Reach us at ipv4@dcxv.com. We provide transparent pricing, help with due diligence on block reputation, and guide both buyers and sellers through the full transfer process. https://dcxv.com/ipv4/ripe/24

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