RPC Migration Calculator — switch to Triport and project your savings
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Example: a $99/month bill on Triport
| Best Triport plan within budget | Basic |
|---|---|
| Triport cost | $20.00/mo |
| Estimated saving | $79.00/mo (80%) |
| Throughput on that plan | 60 rps |
The projection compares prices, not capacity: it shows the most throughput your current bill already buys on Triport. Check that the plan's rate limit covers your peak traffic — a lower bill is only a saving if the plan carries your load.
How to migrate in 3 steps
- Create a Triport account and generate an API key.
- Swap your RPC endpoint URL to the Triport endpoint for your chain.
- Verify responses, then raise your plan for higher sustained throughput.
What you gain on Triport
- Multi-chain RPC: Solana, Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Tron, Robinhood Chain, Stellar and TON from one account.
- A frozen Base JSON-RPC method catalog for migration planning.
- Digital Asset Standard (DAS) API support.
- Yellowstone gRPC streaming of Solana accounts, transactions, blocks and slots.
- Flat monthly plans metered by requests per second — no credits, no monthly request cap.
| Best Triport plan within budget | Basic |
|---|---|
| Triport cost | $20.00/mo |
| Throughput on that plan | 60 rps |
| Estimated saving vs Chainstack | $79.00/mo (80%) |
FAQ
- How is the projection calculated?
- Triport plans are flat subscriptions limited by throughput, not by a request or credit allowance, so we take the plan with the highest documented requests-per-second your current bill already covers and show the difference. Size the plan against your peak rate: if your traffic needs more throughput than the projected plan, move up a tier. The 7-day free trial is never used as a projection — it is not a monthly price.
- Is migration disruptive?
- No — migrating to Triport is a config change: swap the endpoint URL and add your API key.
- Do you support my chains?
- Triport supports Solana, Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Tron, Robinhood Chain, Stellar and TON today.