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The IPv4 address market offers sellers $40-55 per IP depending on block size and region. For example, a /24 block (256 IPs) sells for $10,240-14,080, while a /16 block (65,536 IPs) can generate $2.6-3.6 million. TACS’s direct marketplace model means you receive the full market price—no broker taking 5-15% commission.
Connect directly with verified buyers and receive $40-55 per IP with payment in 72 hours. Zero listing fees. Zero broker commissions. TACS’s marketplace eliminates middlemen—you keep 100% of your sale price. All transactions protected by German escrow service under EU law. Over 500 successful sales since 2005.
Current market rates are $40-55 per IP depending on block size and region. Smaller blocks (/24) typically command $49-55/IP, while larger blocks (/16+) sell for $40-45/IP. TACS provides free market valuations based on real-time demand data from all five RIR regions.
Most sales complete within 72 hours after registry approval. The full process (listing → buyer match → registry transfer → payment) typically takes 7-14 days. TACS expedites by handling all paperwork, buyer verification, and registry coordination on your behalf.
No. TACS charges zero listing fees and zero broker commissions. You receive 100% of the agreed sale price. Traditional brokers charge 5-15% commission plus listing fees—we believe that’s unfair to sellers who already own valuable assets.
Yes, absolutely legal. All five Regional Internet Registries (RIPE, ARIN, APNIC, LACNIC, AFRINIC) officially recognize and facilitate IPv4 address transfers. TACS ensures complete compliance with all registry policies and provides proper legal documentation under German and EU law for every transaction.
All transactions use professional escrow service under German law. The buyer deposits funds before transfer begins. You retain full IP control until payment clears. Once the registry approves the transfer, escrow releases funds to you within 72 hours via international wire transfer.
You can withdraw your listing anytime before accepting a buyer offer. There are zero penalties or fees. Once you accept an offer and sign the purchase agreement, the transaction becomes binding for both parties. After transfer begins, cancellation would breach contract and may result in legal consequences.
Yes, but it depends on registry rules. RIPE NCC allows splitting down to /24 minimum (256 IPs). ARIN requires organizational justification for partial transfers. APNIC has specific policies depending on allocation date. We advise on the best approach for your situation during the free valuation.
Buyers must be LIR (Local Internet Registry) members or have sponsorship from an existing LIR. TACS conducts comprehensive verification: financial capability assessment, registry standing check, and business legitimacy review. We only match you with serious, qualified buyers to ensure fast, reliable transactions.