Routed IPv4 /27 for VPS

Who this is for

Choose the /27 when the use case is already established and you need a larger routed pool than the /28 can provide.

What you get

• Routed /27 subnet
• 30 usable IPv4 addresses
• Recurring monthly billing
• Manual validation before allocation

Important

An active Tinyservers VPS is required. Additional validation may be requested, and /26 or larger requests should stay on manual quote.

What is a routed /27 subnet?

A /27 is a block of 32 consecutive IPv4 addresses (subnet mask 255.255.255.224). Two addresses are reserved for network and broadcast, leaving 30 usable IPs. Because the whole block is routed to your existing VPS, you do not lose a third address to a gateway — you simply add the IPs as aliases on your network interface.

Routed subnet sizes at a glance

When do you need a /27?

• Mail infrastructure — separate IPs per sending domain, with rDNS on request.
• Agency / multi-tenant hosting — one dedicated IP per client site or service.
• VPN or proxy services — a pool of exit addresses under your control.
• Virtualization labs — public IPs for individual VMs or containers behind your VPS.

Full guide on the blog: Routed IPv4 subnets for VPS — when you need /29, /28 or /27.