Verunix
IP Address Packages & IPv4 Subnet Pricing
Get the additional IPv4 IP blocks you need for your server, rack and colocation services at affordable monthly prices. With subnet sizes from /29 to /24, choose the right IP capacity for the size of your project.
All IP blocks are allocated on Verunix infrastructure, and with rDNS/PTR support and fast activation, you get uninterrupted service. You can check stock availability in real time and submit your request with ease.
What Is an IP Address and a Subnet?
An IP address is the unique identifier of every device connected to the internet. An IPv4 subnet groups these addresses into blocks such as /29, /28 and /27. The smaller the subnet prefix (e.g. /24), the more usable IPs the block contains.
For example, a /29 block contains 6 usable IPs, a /28 block 14, and a /24 block 254. If you run multiple services, SSL certificates, mail servers or isolated client projects, allocating an IP block that fits your needs matters for service quality and reputation management.
IP Address Packages
We're here to meet your modern needs with fully equipped services! Choose the IPv4 subnet package that suits you, and with "Order Now" your request reaches our team instantly via WhatsApp.
What's Included with IP Services
Every IP block comes with rDNS/PTR management, a clean IP pool, fast activation and 24/7 technical support.
Flexible Subnet Sizes
We offer every block size from /29 (5 usable IPs) to /24 (253 usable IPs). Whether you need a few extra IPs for a single project or a large pool to distribute to your clients, you can add new blocks as you grow without disrupting your existing service.
rDNS / PTR Management
If you run a mail server, you know how important a PTR record is: without correct rDNS, your emails end up in the spam folder. We quickly set up reverse DNS records for all the IPs you lease on request, so your mail reputation and delivery rates stay protected.
Clean IP Pool
Before being assigned to you, every IP block is checked against Spamhaus, Barracuda and similar blacklists. Addresses with a dirty history or low reputation are removed from the pool, so your email delivery and services get a clean start from day one.
Fast Activation
IP requests don't get stuck in long approval processes: once your request is approved, your block is quickly routed to your server and delivered ready to use. Our team configures it on your existing Verunix servers free of charge.
Infrastructure Security
The IP blocks you lease are announced over the DDoS-protected, redundant Verunix backbone. During an attack, traffic is filtered at the backbone level, and thanks to redundancy in the routing infrastructure your IPs stay reachable without interruption.
24/7 Technical Support
For questions about IP routing, rDNS setup or server-side configuration, you'll talk to an engineer who knows the subject. We provide 24/7 support via support tickets and live chat, and all network-related issues are resolved free of charge.
What Is the Difference Between IPv4 and IPv6?
IPv4, with its 32-bit structure, is still the most widely used addressing standard today; however, since its address pool is nearly exhausted, additional IPv4 blocks are valuable and limited. IPv6, with its 128-bit structure, offers a virtually unlimited address space.
Many services still need IPv4 for compatibility with legacy systems and broad reachability. That's why allocating a clean, ready-to-use IPv4 block is critical, especially for email, hosting and multi-service setups.
Benefits of an Additional IP Block and What to Consider
Benefits: Assigning a separate IP to each service provides isolation and makes managing SSL certificates, email reputation and multi-site hosting easier. With larger blocks, you can use hundreds of IPs under one roof in an organized way.
What to consider: Since the IPv4 pool is limited, getting a block much larger than you need can be inefficient. Planning your usage in advance is important for choosing the right subnet size; if you're unsure, you can consult our 24/7 support team.
Where Are Additional IP Addresses Used?
Additional IPv4 IP addresses are used for scenarios such as hosting multiple SSL-enabled websites on the same server, assigning an isolated IP to each customer, managing mail server reputation, and running separate services (VPN, gaming, API) on different IPs.
For hosting and server providers, large subnet blocks (e.g. /24) are ideal for organized IP distribution to customer projects and for network planning.
Which Subnet Should I Choose?
We recommend /29 or /28 for a few additional IPs, /27 and /26 for mid-sized projects, and /25 and /24 blocks for provider-level distribution.
As your needs grow, you can move up to a larger subnet and increase your IP capacity without disrupting your existing setup.
Why Choose Verunix for IP Addresses?
With its clean, blacklist-checked IPv4 pool, rDNS/PTR management and DDoS-protected backbone, Verunix is a reliable choice for IP address packages. It offers blocks of every size, from /29 to /24, at transparent monthly prices.
With fast activation and 24/7 technical support, your IP needs are always in good hands. For IP blocks that work seamlessly with your server, rack and colocation services, Verunix combines affordable pricing, a clean pool and uninterrupted service.
Frequently Asked Questions
A /29 block contains 6 usable IPs, /28 contains 14, /27 contains 30, /26 contains 62, /25 contains 126 and /24 contains 254. The network and broadcast addresses in each block cannot be used, so the usable count is 2 less than the total.
Click the "Order Now" button for the subnet you want and enter your contact details. Your selected package and details are sent instantly to our team via WhatsApp, and we'll get in touch with you as soon as possible.
Yes. Reverse DNS (PTR) records can be set up for the allocated IPs, or their management can be delegated to you. This is especially important for mail server reputation.
Stock availability varies because the IPv4 pool is limited. For blocks shown as "Out of Stock", you can contact our 24/7 support team to be added to the waiting list.
Before allocation, IPs are checked against known blacklists. This way you receive clean blocks instead of "dirty" addresses that could harm your email and service reputation.
Yes. The IP block you get can be routed to and configured on your server, rack or colocation service at Verunix. Our technical team assists with routing and configuration.
Prices are set monthly based on subnet size (number of usable IPs) and are shown excluding VAT. Larger blocks contain more IPs, so their monthly fee is also higher.
Yes. As your needs grow, you can move up to a larger subnet (e.g. from /28 to /27). Our support team helps with planning so you can increase your IP capacity without disrupting your existing setup.
