Clean, ready-to-route subnets from any region
- Detailed blacklist and email reputation reports
- Registry pre-approval assistance
- Inter-RIR transfers available
- Transparent fee structure
IPv4 brokerage
We match buyers and sellers, examine every block before it changes hands, and manage the registry transfer for you.
Whether you need space, hold space you no longer use, or need addresses fast without a purchase, we handle the paperwork and the registry.
How a transfer works
Both parties are verified with the registry. Where the registry requires it, the buyer justifies their need and secures pre-approval; the seller confirms they are the authorized registrant.
An NDA is signed where needed. The block is reviewed technically and legally, including blacklist checks, before anyone commits.
An asset purchase agreement sets the terms. The buyer deposits funds into escrow as the agreement lays out.
Both sides submit their transfer requests and supporting documents. The registry moves the block and charges its standard transfer fee.
Escrow releases payment to the seller. WHOIS updates to the buyer, who announces the block on the internet.
Why IP Buy and Sell
We make sure your request meets ARIN, RIPE, APNIC or LACNIC requirements before it’s filed.
Our agents know the transfer process in every region and handle the details, so nothing stalls.
Fair commissions instead of auction fees, with every cost set out before you commit.
It depends on the registry. ARIN, APNIC and LACNIC ask buyers to justify their need for the space, and each offers pre-approval so the transfer moves faster once a block is found. RIPE doesn’t require a needs review. We help you prepare and submit the request.
Funds sit in escrow and are only released to the seller once the registry completes the transfer.
Yes. We arrange inter-RIR transfers between regions that allow them.
We sign NDAs on request and offer private sales for sellers who don’t want a public listing.
Share the block size and region you’re buying, selling or leasing, and we’ll come back with next steps and a quote.