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No-code blockchain node management and scaling platform

What is Chainstack?

Chainstack is a no-code blockchain infrastructure platform that provides reliable, low-latency node management and RPC endpoints for over 70+ blockchain chains, helping developers and businesses scale on-chain operations effortlessly without needing technical setup.

What problem does Chainstack solve?

Chainstack provides cost-effective, geo-distributed blockchain node API infrastructure, delivering reliable, low-latency RPC across 70+ chains. It lets no-code builders, designers, marketers, and operators access on-chain data and functionality without building or maintaining their own nodes.

How easy is it to learn and use Chainstack?

Getting started is quick and developer-friendly for no-code workflows: create a free Chainstack account, deploy your first node, select a supported network (e.g., Tempo Mainnet), click Create Endpoint, and use the auto-generated RPC URL in your toolchain. The Developer Plan is free with no credit card required.

What are the pricing plans for Chainstack?

  • Developer (Free): 3 million request units per month, up to 25 RPS
  • Growth: 20 million request units, 250 RPS
  • Pro: 80 million request units, 400 RPS
  • Business: 140 million request units, 600 RPS
  • Enterprise: 400 million request units, custom RPS (plus advanced features and SLAs)

Does Tempo Mainnet RPC exist on Chainstack and how can I get a free endpoint?

Tempo Mainnet is live on Chainstack. Get a Tempo RPC endpoint for free by creating an endpoint on a free Developer Plan account (no credit card required).

What blockchains and networks does Chainstack support?

Chainstack provides access to 70+ chains, including Ethereum, Solana, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, and newer ecosystems like Hyperliquid, Unichain, Linea, Berachain, and Katana, across mainnets and testnets.

What is an RPC node / RPC URL / Dedicated Node / Global Node?

  • RPC node: a blockchain node that exposes standard JSON-RPC or gRPC methods for read/write operations.
  • RPC URL: the endpoint address (including protocol and host) to connect to your RPC node.
  • Dedicated Node: an exclusive node for your organization with region and configuration control.
  • Global Node (Elastic Node): a geo-balanced, autoscaled endpoint that automatically routes to the fastest region and handles traffic spikes with high throughput.

Is the managed RPC node secure?

Yes. Each RPC node is isolated, encrypted in transit and at rest, and protected by automated DDoS defenses. Access can be restricted with IP whitelists, origins, and private credentials.

Last updated
3.22.2026
Date listed
12.9.2025