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Routed IPv4 /27 for VPS

Routed IPv4 /27 for VPS

136.76 RON

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.

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

Validated larger pool

Choose this when the use case is already established and needs a bigger routed pool

The routed /27 is the largest public IPv4 add-on currently exposed in the catalog. It is meant for customers who have already validated their workload and need more room than the smaller subnet tiers provide.

Ideal for

  • Validated multi-tenant or routed network layouts
  • Projects that have already outgrown /28 sizing
  • Customers who need a noticeably larger public IPv4 pool
  • Teams ready for manual review and additional validation

What you get

  • Routed /27 subnet with 30 usable IPv4 addresses
  • Recurring monthly billing
  • Manual provisioning and validation
  • rDNS available on request

Before you order

  • An active Tinyservers VPS is required
  • Additional KYC or use-case validation may be requested
  • Abuse-sensitive use cases are not accepted
  • /26 and larger stay on manual quote

Quick answers

Is this the largest public add-on in the catalog?

Yes. Larger routed blocks should stay on manual quote and approval.

Will you ask for more validation?

Possibly. The larger the routed pool, the more likely manual validation becomes part of provisioning.

What if I need /26 or bigger?

Use the contact path so the request can be reviewed outside the standard catalog flow.

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