Limits
Rate limits
- Developer plan: 25 requests per second
- Growth plan: 250 requests per second
- Business: 500 requests per second
- Enterprise: unlimited
To upgrade a subscription plan, do the following:
- In the left navigation bar, click Billing.
- Next to Plan, click Change.
- Select a new subscription plan and click Next.
- Check the details of your new subscription plan and click Confirm.
Your subscription plan changes immediately.
Dedicated nodes
You can also order dedicated nodes and pay for the node resource consumption only instead of per-request billing.
EVM Range limits
Range limits are applied to Developer, Growth, and Business plans only.
For eth_newFilter
requests, Developer subscription plan users get capped at 10,000 blocks per request.
For the eth_getLogs
, the caps are:
- Developer plan ā 100 blocks
- Growth plan ā 10,000 blocks
- Business plan ā 10,000 blocks
- Enterprise ā unlimited
Learn more about
eth_getLogs
limits by reading Understanding eth_getLogs limitations.
For users on the Developer subscription plan, Chainstack applies a specific range limit for certain requests.
This limit is designed to optimize the performance and resource allocation for our users on this plan.
To upgrade to a paid subscription plan and remove rate limit, do the following:
- In the left navigation bar, click Billing.
- Next to Plan, click Change.
- Select a new subscription plan and click Next.
- Check the details of your new subscription plan and click Confirm.
Your subscription plan changes immediately.
Solana Method limits
The following limits are applied on all subscription plans:
getBlock
:- Range: 500,000 slots
- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
global1
RPS: 60 - Chainstack Cloud Amsterdam
ams1
RPS: 60 - Chainstack Cloud Ashburn
ash1
RPS: 60
getBlocks
:- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
global1
RPS: 40 - Chainstack Cloud Amsterdam
ams1
RPS: 40 - Chainstack Cloud Ashburn
ash1
RPS: 40
- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
getProgramAccounts
:- Chainstack Global Network
global1
RPS: 2 - Chainstack Cloud Amsterdam
ams1
RPS: 2 - Chainstack Cloud Ashburn
ash1
RPS: 2
- Chainstack Global Network
getConfirmedBlock
:- Chainstack Global Network
global1
RPS: 2 - Chainstack Cloud Amsterdam
ams1
RPS: 2 - Chainstack Cloud Ashburn
ash1
RPS: 2
- Chainstack Global Network
getInflationReward
:- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
global1
RPS: 2 - Chainstack Cloud Amsterdam
ams1
RPS: 2 - Chainstack Cloud Ashburn
ash1
RPS: 2
- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
getSupply
:- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
global1
RPS: 2 - Chainstack Cloud Amsterdam
ams1
RPS: 2 - Chainstack Cloud Ashburn
ash1
RPS: 2
- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
getLargestAccounts
:- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
global1
RPS: 2 - Chainstack Cloud Amsterdam
ams1
RPS: 2 - Chainstack Cloud Ashburn
ash1
RPS: 2
- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
getTokenAccountsByOwner
:- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
global1
RPS: 1 - Chainstack Cloud Amsterdam
ams1
RPS: 1000 - Chainstack Cloud Ashburn
ash1
RPS: 1000
- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
getSignaturesForAddress
:- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
global1
RPS: 1 - Chainstack Cloud Amsterdam
ams1
RPS: 1000 - Chainstack Cloud Ashburn
ash1
RPS: 1000
- Chainstack Global Network Worldwide
Note on Solana Limits:
The specified limits are based on the technology itself and are the same for every masternode. These are not individual user limits or dependent on any particular elastic node. Rather, these limits are collective for all users on a masternode.
Updated 23 days ago