Infura RPC pricing, free tier and rate limits
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Free tier
Core: free; the plan table says 3M credits a day at 500 credits/s, the FAQ on the same page 6M a day at 2,000 credits/s. (source, read )
Supported chains
Infura lists 40+ supported networks. (source, read )
Of Triport's networks, it lists Ethereum, Polygon, Solana.
Triport's endpoint, plans and limits on the same networks: Ethereum RPC endpoint · Polygon RPC endpoint · Solana RPC endpoint.
Facts
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Chains compared | ethereum, polygon, solana |
| Free tier | Yes |
| DAS API | Not verified |
| WebSocket | Yes |
| gRPC streaming | Not verified |
| Max concurrent gRPC | — |
Plans
| Plan | Price / mo | Documented limit | Included / month | Overage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core | Free | — | — | — |
| Developer | $50.00 | — | 450M credits | — |
| Team | $225.00 | — | 2,250M credits | — |
- Core: Free. The plan table says 3M credits a day and 500 credits/s; the FAQ on the same page says 6M credits a day and 2,000 credits/s. Not priced here until the page agrees with itself.
- Developer: US$50/month, 15M credits a day (450M over a 30-day month), 4,000 credits/s. The quota is daily: past it requests fail with 402 until the next day. Extra credits: an add-on at US$200/month for 55 million additional credits (Developer, Team and Enterprise; the page does not say how the monthly block maps onto the daily quota).
- Team: US$225/month, 75M credits a day (2.25B over a 30-day month), 40,000 credits/s. Daily quota; extra credits are a US$200/month add-on for 55 million additional credits, no per-credit overage price.
How Infura counts usage
Credits against a daily quota: a basic Ethereum call is 80 credits, every Solana request 160. 80 credits per basic Ethereum call (eth_call, eth_getBalance, eth_blockNumber), 160 per Solana request; heavier Ethereum methods cost more (eth_getLogs 255, trace_* 300). (source, read )
Cost of 1M calls = units per call × Infura's published price per unit. Unit prices come from the Plans table above:
- Developer: $50 ÷ 450M credits = $0.11111 per 1M credits, if the whole allowance is used.
| Call | Units per call | $ per 1M calls inside Developer ($50 ÷ 450M credits) | $ per 1M calls above the allowance |
|---|---|---|---|
| eth_call (Ethereum) | 80 credits | 80 × $0.11111 = $8.89 | — |
| eth_getBalance (Ethereum) | 80 credits | 80 × $0.11111 = $8.89 | — |
| eth_getLogs (Ethereum) | 255 credits | 255 × $0.11111 = $28.33 | — |
| trace_block (Ethereum) | 300 credits | 300 × $0.11111 = $33.33 | — |
| debug_traceTransaction (Ethereum) | 1,000 credits | 1,000 × $0.11111 = $111.11 | — |
| Solana request (any method) | 160 credits | 160 × $0.11111 = $17.78 | — |
Units per call from Infura's own method price list (source, read ). List prices; bandwidth, add-ons and taxes excluded.
- Infura's allowance is a daily quota (Developer: 15M credits a day); the monthly figure is that quota over a 30-day month.
Where Infura's own pages disagree
- Core (free) allowance: the plan table says 3 Million credits a day and 500 credits/s, the FAQ on the same page 6 million a day and 2,000 credits/s. (source 1, read )
Streams and how they are billed
"Streaming Access" is ticked on every plan, Core included; no streaming price or limit is published. (source, read )
Capabilities
- Chains compared here: ethereum, polygon, solana.
- Free tier: Yes.
- Digital Asset Standard (DAS) API: Not verified.
- WebSocket subscriptions: Yes.
- gRPC streaming: Not verified.
FAQ
- Which chains does Infura support?
- Infura lists 40+ supported networks on its own chain page; of Triport's networks it lists Ethereum, Polygon, Solana (checked 2026-10-13).
- Does Infura have a free tier?
- Core: free; the plan table says 3M credits a day at 500 credits/s, the FAQ on the same page 6M a day at 2,000 credits/s. (https://www.infura.io/pricing, verified 2026-10-13)
- How does Infura compare with Triport?
- See the side-by-side comparison of Infura and Triport.
Source: Infura facts from Infura public documentation. Last verified .