Pricing
Simple Polygon RPC pricing with clear limits
Clear USDC plans for builders, bots, and production workloads that need predictable Polygon access.
Transparent usage expectations. No credit cards. Request a free 3-day trial when your workflow is ready.
Workload selector
Pick the pain stage that sounds most like your workflow
Best fit if your workflow relies on predictable execution and cannot tolerate random shared-RPC instability.
Free Trial
for 3 days
Best for
Evaluation and first testing
See whether dedicated Polygon RPC actually improves your workflow before paying.
- 3-day trial access
- 5 RPS
- 100,000 requests total
- Full endpoint access during trial
- Documentation and compare methodology
- Standard onboarding flow
Use this to prove whether the difference is real before you make a billing decision.
Stability
per month
Best for
Builders fixing unstable public RPC behavior
A practical first paid step when shared Polygon RPC behavior starts adding friction to building and day-to-day operations.
- 15 RPS
- 3 million requests / month
- Stable dedicated endpoint
- No shared public throttling
- Basic burst tolerance
- Standard support
Good fit for developers, scripts, lighter apps, and the first stage where public RPC starts becoming unreliable.
Operator
per month
Best for
Bots, active apps, and serious daily usage
A balanced plan for bots, active apps, and workflows that benefit from steadier execution and clearer operational limits.
- 30 RPS
- 8 million requests / month
- Higher burst tolerance
- Better consistency under active load
- Lower latency variance
- Priority request handling
- Faster support response
Designed for users whose workflows depend on reliable latest-block access, active automation, or higher-frequency request patterns.
Pro
per month
Best for
Sustained automation and heavier workloads
Handle real traffic with stronger behavior under pressure and fewer compromises as load grows.
- 60 RPS
- 20 million requests / month
- Strong burst handling
- Better behavior under sustained request flow
- Higher routing priority
- Better consistency during heavier usage
- Faster support channel
For users running heavier bots, larger apps, scrapers, or systems where request quality must hold up under more aggressive traffic.
Enterprise
per month
Best for
Production-critical Polygon infrastructure
When failure is not acceptable and infrastructure quality becomes part of the business itself.
- 100+ RPS
- 50+ million requests / month
- Highest request-handling priority
- Strongest burst tolerance
- Capacity tuning / higher-sensitivity handling
- Direct support path
- SLA-ready positioning for future rollout
For production-sensitive teams, heavier automation, and users whose revenue or operations depend on stable Polygon access.
What changes as you move up
Higher plans are not just “more requests.” They are designed for workflows with higher sensitivity to instability, burst behavior, and operational risk.
Lower tiers
Light evaluation and lighter usage where occasional instability is less costly and the main goal is proving whether dedicated access changes the workflow.
Stability tier
Good when public RPC starts wasting development time and you need a cleaner, more reliable first paid step.
Operator tier
Better fit when workflows actively depend on predictable execution, steadier latest-block access, and less variance under daily load.
Pro / Enterprise
Built for systems that must stay consistent under heavier load, stronger contention, or higher operational risk.
The higher tiers are meant to reflect higher burst tolerance, better consistency under load, stronger request-handling priority during contention, and better suitability for sustained request flow. They are not promises of magical speed or outcome.
No compute units
No compute units. Clear usage expectations.
Many RPC providers use abstract “compute units” or more complex usage formulas that can make pricing harder to follow.
BlazingNode uses:
- clear monthly request limits
- clear RPS limits
- clear plan progression
You know what you are buying, when you need to upgrade, and why.
Decision guide
When should you actually pay for Polygon RPC?
Free / public RPC is usually fine if:
- you are learning
- you are testing simple scripts
- your workload is low-frequency
- occasional instability does not matter
A paid plan becomes rational when:
- requests fail randomly
- latency starts varying too much
- bots or apps behave unpredictably
- rate limits begin to appear
- debugging time increases because infrastructure quality is unclear
Final step
Validate fit before you commit
Start with a free 3-day trial, compare the behavior against your current setup, and upgrade only when the difference is real.