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Routed IPv4 /28 for VPS

Routed IPv4 /28 for VPS

75.75 RON

Who this is for

Use the /28 when your project needs a meaningful routed IPv4 pool for agencies, multi-tenant workloads or network layouts that need more growth room.

What you get

  • Routed /28 subnet
  • 14 usable IPv4 addresses
  • Recurring monthly billing
  • Manual review before provisioning

Important

This product requires an active Tinyservers VPS. Abuse-sensitive use cases are rejected, and larger subnet requests may require extra validation.

IPv4 add-on
Requires an active Tinyservers VPS. This is a recurring monthly add-on, not a standalone server. Allocations are manually reviewed, and /26 or larger requests should go through contact.
Requires An active Tinyservers VPS
Billing Recurring monthly subscription
Provisioning Manual review before allocation

Growth subnet

Choose this when the network plan already needs room to grow

The routed /28 is the practical mid-tier choice for agencies, multi-tenant services and projects that need a larger IPv4 pool without jumping straight to a bigger subnet.

Ideal for

  • Agencies managing multiple customer endpoints
  • Multi-tenant service separation
  • Infrastructure that needs a meaningful address buffer
  • Teams that want growth without immediate reallocation

What you get

  • Routed /28 subnet with 14 usable IPv4 addresses
  • Recurring monthly billing
  • Manual review before provisioning
  • rDNS available on request

Before you order

  • An active Tinyservers VPS is required
  • This is the balanced choice between /29 and /27
  • Manual validation still applies
  • Move to /27 for larger validated pools

Quick answers

Who should choose /28?

Customers who need a real routed pool but still want a controlled monthly cost and manual approval flow.

Can I use it for client separation?

Yes. That is one of the clearest commercial fits for this subnet size.

When should I move to /27?

Move up when the address plan is already validated and you need a noticeably larger pool for the same VPS.

Compare with /27 subnet Need a larger block?

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