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Articles / 21/07/2021
IPv4 Lease Price Report (June 2021)
As suspected, the average IPv4 prices increased during the month of June. Our data regarding the average IP deals by subnet mask and registrar show that ARIN offered /20 and /21 subnets at lower prices compared to May 2021. However, average prices for other subnets have increased across RIRs, including ARIN, APNIC and RIPE NCC.
In June, the United States maintained its position as the top lessee country. Turkey took the second position, which is a significant jump from the fourth position in May. The United Kingdom has also climbed the list from fifth position to third. We welcome the United Arab Emirates and Ukraine to the top 5 lessee list. They have taken the fourth and fifth positions respectively in June 2021.
Average IP Deals By Subnet Mask and Registrar
Average IP deals by subnet mask and registrar, June 2021
TOP 5 Lessee Countries
United States
Turkey
United Kingdom
United Arab Emirates
Ukraine
TOP 5 Lessee Industries
Hosting
Proxy
Email Marketing
VPN
IoT
TOP 5 Lessors’ (IP Holders) Countries
United States
Germany
United Kingdom
Poland
Netherlands
TOP 5 Lessors’ (IP Holders) Industries
Telco/ISP
IP Owner
Hosting
DNS Service
IP Broker
The Most Popular Subnet Leased
Lease volume by CIDR, June 2021
Size of the Heficed IP Address Market
Heficed’s IPv4 Market size, June 2021
Current Offers on the IP Address Market
Current offers for IP addresses at Heficed, June 2021
Comparing With May
The average subnet prices in our marketplace have remained the same for /16 and /25 through /32 in June. The prices have decreased for subnets /17 through /21 as well as /23 and /24. The price has increased only slightly for the subnet /22. Subnet /24 remains the most popular among customers, although /16 maintains its position as the biggest subnet by lease volume in the Heficed IP Address Market since January 2021.
With the launch of IPXO IP address marketplace coming just around the corner, we are very excited for what the future holds. If you have any questions about the Heficed IPAM transition to IPXO, we have an FAQ article prepared.