Pricing
Simple, transparent pricing
Start building for free. Scale as you grow.
Free
$0/mo
Try the API: a modest rate limit and enough monthly credits to build a prototype.
- 5 requests / second
- 125k credits / month
- 0 push connections
- 0 tracked wallets
- 0 price subscriptions
- 0 auto-snipe watches
- All supported chains
Basic
Coming Soon
For small integrations: real-time channels and room to grow.
- 100 requests / second
- 5M credits / month
- +250k credits overage included
- 2 push connections
- 10 tracked wallets
- 10 price subscriptions
- 10 auto-snipe watches
- All supported chains
Popular
Premium
Coming Soon
For production workloads: higher throughput, more credits, bigger tracking caps.
- 150 requests / second
- 7.5M credits / month
- +375k credits overage included
- 5 push connections
- 100 tracked wallets
- 100 price subscriptions
- 100 auto-snipe watches
- All supported chains
Enterprise
Contact Us
For heavy integrations: top throughput and caps, with custom terms via sales.
- 200 requests / second
- 10M credits / month
- +500k credits overage included
- 10 push connections
- 1,000 tracked wallets
- 1,000 price subscriptions
- 1,000 auto-snipe watches
- All supported chains
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a free tier?
- Yes. The Free plan lets you explore all supported chains with a limited number of requests per day and community support — no credit card required.
- What chains are included on every plan?
- All plans include access to every supported chain: Solana, Ethereum, Base, and BNB Chain.
- When do the Basic and Premium plans launch?
- Basic and Premium are coming soon. For higher request limits or dedicated support in the meantime, contact us about the Enterprise plan.
- How do I get an Enterprise plan?
- Enterprise plans include custom request limits, priority support, dedicated endpoints, and a custom SLA. Reach out to us through the Contact Us link on the Enterprise tier to start a conversation.
- How is usage measured?
- Usage is measured per request to the Chainworks WebSocket API. Each emit (for example, /svm/buy/quote) counts as one request, and responses are billed on the originating plan.