Managed EVM JSON-RPC service for production teams.
One RPC integration. No provider stack to manage.
Your app gets fresh, correct blocks. You stay calm. We run the nodes, the failover, and the recovery. You keep one endpoint.
10K responses/day. No card required.
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nimimoYour application calls one SolidRPC endpoint. Behind it, SolidRPC-operated nodes serve first and third-party RPC providers stand by. When nodes fail a check or fall behind the chain head, their traffic moves to a third-party RPC provider at once and returns when they are eligible again. The endpoint your application calls never changes.
Fleet evidence
Operational data, with its state attached.
Last verified · Nov 4, 2026, 00:47 UTC
Rolling 30 days · Oct 5, 2026 – Nov 4, 2026 UTC
- Fleet gateway availability
- 100%
- Prometheus gateway probes
- RPC error rate
- 0.019%
- After platform retries and routing
- Requests completed after retry
- 16.7M
- Succeeded on attempt two or later
- Median agent reaction time
- <1s
- Alert received to work start
Retries and route changes remain behind the SolidRPC endpoint.
Read the measurement methodologyHow it works
Infrastructure we run, not a relay we rent.
SolidRPC runs its own blockchain nodes and uses them first when they can serve your request. Additional RPC providers add resilience, capacity, and coverage behind the same endpoint. We own upstream diversity, routing, failover, monitoring, and recovery.
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We operate our own capacity.
Our nodes serve first wherever they can. Additional RPC providers cover the rest behind the same endpoint.
02
We check every path before it serves.
Chain, method, block range, freshness, and health. A path that fails a check is not used.
03
We own monitoring and recovery.
Traffic moves off an unsuitable path and returns once it is eligible again. Your endpoint never changes.
Fleet metrics reflect observed platform performance. SLA credits apply to eligible plans and covered networks.
How routing and failover workNetwork coverage
41 mainnets. 26 testnets. One endpoint shape.
Use the same endpoint shape across supported mainnets and testnets. Open a network for its chain-specific methods, archive coverage, tracing, and operational details.
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Chain ID 42161
Chain ID 5042
Chain ID 43114
- BaseL2
Chain ID 8453
Chain ID 80094
Chain ID 56
Chain ID 288
- CeloL2
Chain ID 42220
- ChilizL1
Chain ID 88888
- CronosL1
Chain ID 25
- EthereumL1
Chain ID 1
Chain ID 250
- Flow EVML1
Chain ID 747
- GnosisL1
Chain ID 100
- HyperEVML1
Chain ID 999
Chain ID 13371
- InkL2
Chain ID 57073
- IoTeXL1
Chain ID 4689
- LineaL2
Chain ID 59144
Chain ID 169
Pricing
One service and one billing model.
Each billable JSON-RPC method call consumes one response unit. Standard, archive, trace, and debug requests use the same unit where the method is supported.
| Plan | Free $0 forever Evaluate one managed endpoint with real traffic. | Builder $35 / month For prototypes and production pilots. | SolidRecommended $349 / month For production teams replacing several RPC providers. | Rocksolid $999 / month For high-volume traffic across networks. | EnterpriseContractual Custom by agreement Dedicated capacity, security review support, and a migration plan for retiring provider endpoints and customer-managed routing. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Included responses | 10K responses / day | 10M / month | 120M / month | 400M / month | Custom |
| Request rate | 10 RPC method calls/s · burst 50 calls | 120 calls/s · burst 600 | 500 calls/s · burst 2,500 | 4,000 calls/s · burst 20,000 | Custom |
| API keys | 1 API key | 10 | 25 | 100 | Custom |
| Support | Self-serve docs | Email support | Email support | Live support | Direct engineering contact |
| Managed routing | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| WebSocket | HTTPS only | HTTPS and WS on selected networks | HTTPS and WS on selected networks | HTTPS and WS on selected networks | HTTPS and WS on selected networks |
| SLA coverage | No monetary SLA | No monetary SLA | 1–5 selected networks · automatic invoice credits | Up to 15 selected networks · automatic invoice credits | Contractual terms in your agreement |
| Security review | Published practices | Published practices | Published practices | Published practices | Security review on request |
| Plan action | Start free | Choose Builder | Choose Solid | Choose Rocksolid | Talk to an engineer |
Accountability
A company stands behind the endpoint.
Company
SolidRPC, Inc. A Delaware corporation, run by its founders.
About usOperations
Gateways across multiple regions and datacenters, health-checked and restarted automatically.
How we handle failuresSecurity
Vulnerability reports answered within 2 business days.
Security practicesProcurement
Security questionnaires and a buyer review pack.
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Migration
Replace endpoint sprawl in a reviewable code change.
Inspect the current provider setup, redirect compatible requests, run the project’s tests, and review the diff before deployment.
- const rpcUrls = [primary, fallbackA, fallbackB]
+ const rpcUrl = process.env.SOLIDRPC_URLReview the migration workflowHow do I migrate to SolidRPC?
Open the migration page, install the skill for Codex or Claude Code, and run the provided prompt. Your coding agent inspects your project, updates compatible RPC traffic, and tests the change.
Migrate to SolidRPCIs SolidRPC another fallback provider?
No. SolidRPC replaces the customer-managed provider pool for supported traffic. Upstream selection, failover, monitoring, and recovery are part of the service.
Does SolidRPC also manage gateway availability?
Yes. SolidRPC operates multiple gateway instances, checks their health, and automatically restarts unhealthy instances. SolidRPC runs gateway infrastructure across multiple regions and datacenters, providing redundancy behind one endpoint. We manage gateway operations alongside upstream diversity, routing, failover, monitoring, and recovery, so your team keeps one RPC integration.
Will migration change production automatically?
No. The migration workflow updates and tests a local project. Your team reviews the diff, keeps secrets out of prompts, and chooses when to deploy.
What about WebSockets and provider-specific APIs?
Migrate compatible HTTP JSON-RPC and check the WebSocket guide for activated networks for eligible paid accounts with native newHeads. Other subscription types and provider-specific APIs need explicit review. WebSocket delivery shares your response-unit ceiling and is live-only, with no monetary SLA credits.
Ready to test the endpoint?
Start with one API key. Keep the rollout decision in your hands.