Paid, priced on request

Dedicated private endpoints

RPC, REST and gRPC endpoints reserved for one project, on our own servers and separate from the 36 public endpoints we run on 12 networks. Priced on request.

What you get

Endpoints of the same kinds as our public ones for that chain: RPC, REST and gRPC.
Capacity reserved for you. Our public endpoints are shared by everyone who uses them; a dedicated endpoint answers your requests only.
Run on the same bare-metal servers, in data centres in Europe and North America, as our validators and public endpoints, administered by us.
Monitored like our own: every endpoint reports to our monitoring tools, and a node that falls behind or stops answering raises an alert.
Kept at the chain's current version: we follow each chain's upgrades on our validators and node docs, and a dedicated endpoint is upgraded with them.

Public or dedicated?

Public endpoints

Free of charge. RPC, REST and gRPC on 12 networks, open to requests from any origin (CORS). Shared by everyone who uses them, so capacity is whatever is free at the time. Listed on the Infrastructure page, timed from your browser.

Infrastructure and endpoints →

Dedicated endpoints

Priced on request. The same endpoint kinds, reserved for your project and sized for the load you tell us. Not listed anywhere; nobody else's traffic.

How it works ↓

Networks

Today we run public endpoints on Arkeo, AtomOne, Bitway, Cosmos Hub, BlockX, CrossFi, Epix, Lumera and Uptick and, on testnets, AtomOne, La Tanda and Lumera. A dedicated endpoint can be on any of them.

How it works

Write to us with the networks, the endpoint kinds you need (RPC, REST or gRPC) and the load you expect, as requests per second or as a description of what calls it.
We reply by email with a quote and what we need from you to start.
Once agreed, we set the endpoints up and send you the addresses. From then on they are monitored and upgraded like our own.