Brander Group builds strong relationships with both our buyers and sellers. We provide transparent, unique tools and access to important information about the IPv4 Block.
While most companies are forced to manually check each IPv4 address one-by-one against a few popular blacklists, Brander Group uses a powerful software that runs each IPv4 address against over 100 global IP blacklists in less than 1 day.
We use a proprietary blacklist software that provides access to information about the IPs that would otherwise only be found through a long and tedious process.
We then provide a detailed IPv4 blacklist report outlining each IP address, the blacklists they are on, and more importantly helpful links to help remove affected IPs from the blacklists. IPs can be from any region including APNIC, RIPE, APNIC, LACNIC or AFRNIC
Whether you are located in ARIN, RIPE or APNIC, we have the expertise to ensure your IPv4 transfer happens with ease. The typical transfer timeline is around 2 – 3 weeks, with a few days for each part of the process.
Transferable to: ARIN, APNIC, RIPE
Region: ARIN
Total IPs: 8,192
Price/IP: $XX,XX
Price: $XX,XXX
Transferable to: ARIN, APNIC, RIPE
Region: APNIC
Total IPs: 512
Price/IP: $XX.XX
Price: $XX,XXX
Transferable to: ARIN, APNIC, RIPE
Region: RIPE
Total IPs: 65,536
Price/IP: $XX.XX
Price: $X,XX,XXX
How can I buy IP address subnets?
You can buy IP addresses from an organization who is no longer using them. It is highly recommended to work with an approved and trusted facilitator.
Can you own IP addresses?
An organization can own the rights to IP addresses, which looks like they “own” them to the outside world. However, the IP addresses are truly owned by the internet registries, and organizations are required to pay a yearly fee to use the IPs.
Where can I buy IP addresses?
You can purchase IP addresses from a handful of trusted & qualified facilitators. They typically have inventory of IP addresses from different internet registries.
In 2011, the Internet Assigned Number Authority (IANA) announced that IPv4 address space has been exhausted. While a small number of companies began to make the switch to IPv6, a majority where reluctant to make the switch. In the years following, ARIN, RIPE and APNIC had all given out the remainder of their IPv4 addresses space, which forced everyone to buy IPv4 addresses on the secondary market.
The process of buying IPv4 addresses can be very complicated and unclear. There are very few places that someone can buy IPv4 blocks and even less information about the actual IPv4 transfer process. Worse off, there are no published rules or guidelines to ensure the purchased IPv4 are legitimate and clean.
If you are lucky enough to find somewhere to buy IPv4, that’s only half the battle. The process of transferring purchased IPv4 can be difficult and time consuming.
Unlike an IPv4 auction, our support staff makes the process of transferring IPv4 very simple and seamless. We assist you every step of the process with the respective RIR to ensure the IPv4 address block is transferred to your Org-ID.
As a trusted a partner with ISPs, telcos, hosting providers and enterprises alike, Brander Group has developed strong and long lasting relationships in internet. In recent years, we decided to help our clients buy IPv4 address blocks due to the overwhelming demand and lack of transparency in the industry. Thus, we became the preferred partner to buy IPv4 address blocks for ARIN, RIPE and APNIC regions.
Brander Group has developed methods to uncover legacy IPv4 address space which has been vastly unknown and therefore not utilized for years. We have put forth efforts to help these companies identify their IPv4, clean it up, and then sell IPv4 to organizations that have a true business need.
In 2011, the Internet Assigned Number Authority (IANA) announced that IPv4 address space has been exhausted. While a small number of companies began to make the switch to IPv6, a majority where reluctant to make the switch. In the years following, ARIN, RIPE and APNIC had all given out the remainder of their IPv4 addresses space, which forced everyone to buy IPv4 addresses on the secondary market.
The process of buying IPv4 addresses can be very complicated and unclear. There are very few places that someone can buy IPv4 blocks and even less information about the actual IPv4 transfer process. Worse off, there are no published rules or guidelines to ensure the purchased IPv4 are legitimate and clean.