IPv4 Leasing Statistics
Data ranging from 1 Jan 2022
Data updated: 05 Jun 2026
The size of the IPXO Platform
We are constantly expanding the IPXO Platform and developing new features for the increasing number of IP Lessors and IP Lessees. Below are the total numbers of IPv4 addresses currently available and leased on the Platform.
IPv4 in the market
Average IPv4 deal price
Owning the world’s largest IPv4 Platform, we are proud to present one of the most reliable updates on the latest global IPv4 prices. Below is the average lease price per IPv4 address on the IPXO Platform across different RIRs.
Average IPv4 deal price
IP Price Trends
Average IPv4 lease prices over time, highlighting changes in market demand and valuation.
Number of IPs Leased Across Pricing Tiers
Distribution of leased IP addresses by pricing tier, illustrating activity across different price points.
Top 10 IPv4 Lessor Countries
Hundreds of IP holders use the IPXO Platform to monetize over 6 million IPv4 addresses. Here is a list of countries representing most of our IP holders.
Top 10 IPv4 Lessee Countries
The IPXO Platform is the world’s leading source of unused IPv4 addresses. Here is a list of countries representing most of our IP lessees.
Client ASN Count
This number represents how many unique Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs) our clients have assigned to their leased IP subnets. It reflects the ASNs clients use or plan to use to announce the subnets via BGP. A higher number indicates greater network diversity and routing flexibility across the IPXO platform.
ASN Count
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Abuse type history
Filter the types of automatically handled abuse incidents at IPXO platform and discover how different types of abuse fluctuate over time.
Abuse type breakdown
Here’s a full view of the volume of IPv4 address abuse, by type, that is automatically handled at the IPXO Platforms.
Automatic vs. Manual Abuse case Processing
As the world’s first fully automated IP lease platform, IPXO has implemented automated IP address abuse processing, and only a small percentage of abuse cases require manual processing.