Reliable RPC APIs, dedicated nodes, indexing, staking, and AI support for Web3 teams building across 130+ blockchain networks
Stage
Not given
Established
Founded
Not given
2018
Based in
VN
NZ
Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
Pay-as-you-go pricing varying by model and resolution. Example: Happyhorse 1.1 Image to Video at 480p costs 819.97 ₫ per second (special offer ending 10/17/2026); OpenAI Sora 2 Pro at 720p costs 7.950 ₫ per second; Google Veo 3.1 Lite at 720p (no audio) costs 795 ₫ per second.
Developer (Free): 400,000 RPC response units daily. Growth: $49/month ($31.85/month with 35% off first month) includes 20M RPC response units monthly, higher rate limits, additional units at $6/million. Accelerate: $249/month ($161.85/month with 35% off first month) includes 100M RPC response units
Key features
Single gateway to all AI models
Switch models freely without vendor lock-in
App Store for product discovery and distribution
Support for 400+ models
Cost control through pay-as-you-go pricing
RPC APIs supporting 130+ blockchain networks
Dedicated node deployment and management
Industry-leading data indexing hosting
Trace API for application monitoring
Network prototyping tools for Substrate
AI-powered support agents for Discord and Telegram
API usage analytics dashboard
Archive node access with full chain history
Support for EVM, Substrate, Cosmos, Solana, and Bitcoin networks
What makes it different
One integration to access any AI model without rebuilding for provider changes
Built-in marketplace for discoverability instead of manual user acquisition
Network effects that increase value for all participants as adoption grows
Operating layer that creates value for ecosystem rather than extracting it
Single platform for accessing 130+ blockchain networks without managing hardware
Built by developers for developers with infrastructure expertise
Free tier for development and testing with upgrade paths for production
Enterprise-grade reliability with 99.99% uptime support
Pay-as-you-go dedicated nodes and flexible infrastructure scaling