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Pricing

Modular Polygon RPC pricing with predictable monthly costs

Polygon RPC pricing with clear limits and flexible volume.

Choose a plan based on your monthly request volume, RPS needs, and trace usage. Add extra request packs when you need more room, or upgrade when your workload becomes consistent.

Mainnet Trial (72 hours)

evaluation tier

0 USDC

Included trace volume

0 included traces / month

Best for

Zero-KYC mainnet testing on live workloads before subscribing

Instant 72-hour mainnet trial. 300 RPS peak burst and 500,000 requests to benchmark your bot.

  • 300 RPS peak burst ceiling
  • 15 RPS sustained baseline
  • 500k requests/72 hours
  • 2 dedicated WebSocket connections
  • Zero KYC / 5-second instant activation
  • Sub-37ms typical round-trip in Northeast US / Eastern Canada
  • 2.3ms Bor NVMe local execution engine latency
  • RPC Checker, diagnostic telemetry, and quickstart docs
  • Automatic HTTP 402 rollover to Operator tier ($99 USDC)

Engineered for developers and algorithmic traders to benchmark real-world latency before migrating.

Builder

per month

49 USDC

Included trace volume

25K included traces / month

Best for

Builders, hobbyists, and growing bots needing reliable execution

Reliable dedicated Polygon capacity without low artificial throttling or credit multiplier math.

  • 300 RPS peak burst ceiling
  • 25 RPS sustained baseline
  • 20 million requests / month
  • 3 dedicated WebSocket connections
  • 25K trace calls / month
  • Extra 20M request packs available (39 USDC)
  • Full HTTP JSON-RPC & WebSocket access
  • 3 authenticated API keys
  • Zero surprise bills — no overage charges
  • Direct technical documentation and support queue

Full 300 RPS burst protection out of the box. Upgrade only when monthly volume expands.

Most Popular
Algorithmic bots, active dApps, and high-frequency traders

Operator

per month

99 USDC

Included trace volume

50K included traces / month

Best for

Algorithmic bots, active dApps, and high-frequency traders

High 300 RPS peak burst, 45M monthly requests, and dedicated WebSockets.

  • 300 RPS peak burst ceiling
  • 75 RPS sustained baseline
  • 45 million requests / month
  • 8 dedicated WebSocket connections
  • 50K trace calls / month
  • Extra 20M request packs available (39 USDC)
  • Fast-path Bor execution routing
  • 5 authenticated API keys
  • Sub-37ms typical round-trip in Northeast US / Eastern Canada
  • Native USDC gasless permit settlement (Zero KYC)
  • Priority technical support & live RPC Checker diagnostics

Institutional-grade bare-metal Polygon capacity at half the cost of Shared Cloud tier.

Pro

per month

199 USDC

Included trace volume

100K included traces / month

Best for

Sustained automation, heavier workloads, and indexers  

For commercial systems where 429 throttling and tail latency spikes carry a measurable financial cost.

  • 300 RPS peak burst ceiling
  • 150 RPS sustained baseline
  • 90 million requests / month
  • 15 dedicated WebSocket connections
  • 100K trace calls / month
  • Extra 20M request packs available (39 USDC)
  • EVM Revert Decoder & advanced debug tracing
  • 10 authenticated API keys
  • Active-active dual bare-metal redundancy
  • Priority developer escalation channel

90M monthly requests with 150 RPS sustained throughput for multi-tenant applications and indexers.

Business

per month

349 USDC

Included trace volume

250K included traces / month

Best for

Enterprise dApps, institutional market makers, and critical infra

Unmatched throughput with a 500 RPS peak burst ceiling and 160M monthly requests.

  • 500 RPS peak burst ceiling
  • 250 RPS sustained baseline
  • 160 million requests / month
  • 30 dedicated WebSocket connections
  • 250K trace calls / month
  • Extra 20M request packs available (39 USDC)
  • Heimdall Tendermint API & Bor fast-path access
  • 25 authenticated API keys
  • Dedicated multi-origin ingress routing
  • Direct technical escalation path

Enterprise bare-metal performance. 160M requests and 500 RPS burst backed by dedicated dual Polygon origins.

What changes as you move up

Higher plans provide larger published RPS, monthly request, trace, and API-key allocations.

72h Mainnet Trial (0 USDC)

500K Req · 300 RPS

500,000 requests at a full 300 RPS burst ceiling. Benchmark your bots against Alchemy and QuickNode on live Polygon mainnet with zero KYC.

Builder ($49/mo)

20M Req · 25 RPS

For scrapers, hobbyist bots, and entry production. Includes 300 RPS burst protection and 25,000 monthly traces with zero overage anxiety.

Operator ($99/mo)

45M Req · 75 RPS

Our robust trading tier. 8 dedicated WebSockets, 50,000 traces, and 2.3ms Bor NVMe routing to capture fast DEX arbitrage and liquidation blocks.

Pro & Business ($199–$349/mo)

90M–160M Req · 100–250 RPS

Multi-bot fleets, commercial indexers, and enterprise dApps. Up to 500 RPS peak burst, 250 RPS sustained, and dual bare-metal ingress routing.

⚡ Need custom capacity, 500+ RPS sustained throughput, or dedicated RPC cluster instances?Contact engineering team →

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?

Clear criteria to help you decide whether public shared endpoints suffice or production workloads require dedicated headroom.

Free / public RPC is usually fine if:

Dev & hobby
  • you are learning
  • you are testing simple scripts
  • your workload is low-frequency
  • occasional instability does not matter

A paid plan is worth evaluating when:

Production grade
  • 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
Zero Commitment Proof

Validate fit before you commit

Launch a 72-hour mainnet trial. Compare latencies, sustained throughput, and block synchronicity directly side-by-side against your existing setup.