HyperSync
Accelerated blockchain data retrieval for indexers and applications.
Packages
Free
Perfect for development and experiments.
$0
/ month
Fair-use based rate limiting
Enforced rate limit per minute, excluding height requests.
Shared across all chains.
Starter
Perfect for small protocols or single-chain projects.
$70
/ month
100 requests per minute
+ overage: burst up to 250 rpm, pay per extra request
$0.16 per 10k requests over the limit.
Head requests are those with a from block
within 200 blocks of the chain tip. Pricing
for historical and head requests may be adjusted
independently in the future.
Pro
Perfect for large protocols or multi-chain projects.
$480
/ month
1,000 requests per minute
+ overage: burst up to 2,500 rpm, pay per extra request
$0.11 per 10k requests over the limit.
Head requests are those with a from block
within 200 blocks of the chain tip. Pricing
for historical and head requests may be adjusted
independently in the future.
Custom
Perfect for anything which doesn't fit a standard plan.
Custom rate limiting, volume discounts, SLA, engineering support, priority on product roadmap, etc.
Need higher rate limits?
Increase your enforced rate limit and pay per additional request over the limit, or chat to us about a custom package that fits your volume.
Estimate Your Cost
What are you doing?
Picking a scenario fills in typical numbers below; adjust them to match your project.
Total HyperSync queries you expect to make in
a month, across all chains. There is no
monthly volume limit on any plan; volume only
matters for overage billing.
Steady requests per month (after initial sync): 1.5M
The same monthly volume expressed as an average
rate; moving either slider updates the other. Already
have a token? The usage dashboard shows your
live rate, so you can dial it in
here directly. Ticks mark the Starter (100 rpm)
and Pro (1,000 rpm) base rates.
Or as an average rate: 35 requests / minute
Roughly how many HyperSync requests your indexer's first
full historical sync makes. A once-off burst: after
it completes, only the steady head-tracking traffic remains.
Initial sync size: ~251k requests
The fastest you need to query at any
moment, e.g. during a backfill. This decides which
plan you need: with overage enabled, Starter bursts
to 250 rpm and Pro to 2,500 rpm.
Peak speed needed (requests / minute)
Rate limits cap how fast you can query, never how much per month. Overage lets you burst past your plan's base rate and pay only for the requests above it.
Don't compare these numbers to RPC rate limits: a single HyperSync request returns a far bigger payload, often data spanning thousands of blocks, so one request can replace hundreds of RPC calls. Rates that sound low by RPC standards move a lot of data here.
Not sure what your numbers will look like? You don't have to guess: start with a free token. It even allows a short burst of faster queries at the beginning, so you can run a realistic test and watch your actual requests and rate on the usage dashboard. Come back with real data and this estimate gets much more accurate. And you can always move plans later; we're happy to assist with that.
Recommended setup
Pro
$480
/ month
Base plan, 1,000 rpm
$480 / month
Overage: not needed, your volume fits under the base rate
$0
Initial sync (once-off)
With overage, bursting at 2,500 rpm
~$1.66 once-off, ~2 hours
Without overage, at the base rate
free, ~4 hours
Either way you're never blocked; overage is a one-time speed purchase for the sync, then your bill drops back to the monthly figure above.
For one or two chains, steady head-tracking usually sits well under the base rate, so your ongoing bill is just the plan price. Overage only changes how fast the initial sync goes.
Estimate only, assuming evenly spread usage at monthly billing. Overage bills only requests made above your base rate, so bursty workloads can cost less. Head and historical request pricing may be adjusted independently in the future.
Monthly cost vs usage (avg. 35 rpm if spread evenly)
There is no cliff between $70 and $480: Starter + overage covers every price point in between, up to ~11M requests per month at its 2.5x rate ceiling. Beyond that, Pro takes over with a cheaper overage rate.
Not sure where you land?
Reach out to the team and we'll walk you through pricing, or jump on a call to size it together.
How much data can I load?
All plans include data for every supported chain. There are no strict data volume limits. For most use cases you can load as much data as you need. In rare cases of exceptionally heavy or sustained usage, we may reach out to discuss a Custom plan.
Add-ons
Traces Data
Access to execution traces for deeper transaction analysis.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our services and pricing.
What limits are there on the development plan?
The free development plan includes automatic deletion policies to ensure fair resource allocation:
- Hard Limits:
- Deployments that exceed 20GB of storage will be automatically deleted
- Deployments older than 30 days will be automatically deleted
- Soft Limits (whichever comes first):
- 100,000 events processed
- 5GB storage used
- no requests for 7 days
- Grace Period (7 days) - Your indexer continues to function normally, you receive notification about the upcoming deletion
- Read-Only Access (3 days) - Indexer stops processing new data, existing data remains accessible for queries
- Full Deletion - Indexer and all data are permanently deleted
What is auto-delete on the development plan?
The auto-delete feature is part of our resource management system for the development plan:
- It ensures fair resource allocation while still allowing thorough testing of your indexer.
- A deployment is flagged when it breaches a soft limit: 100,000 events processed, 5GB of storage, or no requests for 7 days (whichever comes first).
- Once flagged, a two-stage process begins: a 7-day grace period where the indexer keeps running normally, followed by 3 days of read-only access before the deployment and its data are deleted.
- Upgrading to a production or dedicated plan at any point keeps your indexer running.
Which chains are supported?
HyperIndex offers broad chain support:
- All EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) chains are supported through our optional RPC sync configuration.
- 79+ EVM networks are HyperSync enabled, providing the blazingly fast sync speeds we're known for.
- The Fuel network is also fully supported.
Do you support any non-EVM chains?
Yes, we support the Fuel network and are looking to expand support to other networks. Have something in mind? Please reach out!
What is Multichain indexing?
Multichain indexing, also known as cross-chain indexing, allows you to index information from multiple blockchain networks (e.g., Ethereum and Base) within a single indexer. It offers two modes:
- Time-ordered mode: Preserves the chronological order of events across all indexed chains, enabling operations on entities from different chains while maintaining temporal consistency.
- Unordered mode: Indexes data from each chain as quickly as possible without concern for cross-chain ordering, optimizing for speed.
How fast are the sync speeds?
Our sync speeds are extremely fast and best-in-class:
- Sync millions of events in minutes, not hours.
- While previous frameworks might require weeks to sync at scale (100M+ events), HyperIndex can achieve the same feat in just over an hour.
- This represents a more than 100x improvement in sync speed compared to traditional methods.
- Our team is continuously working on optimizations, making our sync speeds even faster.
How does Envio compare to other indexers?
Envio HyperIndex is regularly the fastest indexer in independent benchmarks, syncing large datasets in a fraction of the time of subgraphs and other frameworks, while keeping infrastructure costs low. We publish the full methodology and numbers so you can see exactly how we stack up. Take a look at our benchmarking results.
How do I get started with a no-code indexer?
Our no-code indexer quickstart provides an easy way to generate and deploy an indexer without writing any code. Here's what you can do:
- Select specific events from smart contracts to index and save
- Index multiple smart contracts in a single indexer
- Set up multichain indexing for cross-chain data aggregation
What are indexing hours?
Indexing hours are a measure of how long your indexers run on Envio Cloud. Here's what you need to know:
- Each deployed indexer is called a 'deployment'.
- Every hour a deployment runs counts as one indexing hour.
- For example, one deployment running for a full month uses approximately 730 indexing hours.
- Zero-downtime upgrades
- Easy iteration and testing of new indexer versions
How do I estimate my monthly hosting cost?
On HyperIndex hosting plans, your monthly cost is the plan's base price plus any additional indexing hours:
- Each plan includes 800 indexing hours per month, enough for one always-on deployment (~730 hours).
- Extra always-on deployments consume additional hours, billed per hour at your plan's rate.
- Yearly billing gives you 2 months free on the base price.
What are zero-downtime deployments?
Zero-downtime deployments allow you to update your indexer without any service interruption. Here's how it works:
- Deploy a new version of your indexer on Envio Cloud alongside your current version.
- Once the new version is ready, use the 'Promote to Production' feature to seamlessly switch your production GraphQL endpoint.
- This transition happens instantly, ensuring your API remains available throughout the upgrade process.
What is isolated database access?
Direct database access is a feature that provides additional control and flexibility beyond the standard GraphQL endpoint. Here's what you need to know:
- In addition to the GraphQL access endpoint, you get direct SQL access to all indexed data.
- This allows for more complex queries and data manipulations that might not be possible through GraphQL alone.
- It's particularly useful for advanced users who need to perform custom analytics or integrations.
What is the powerful analytics solution?
We offer a fully hosted and feature-rich analytics dashboard that empowers you to gain deep insights from your indexed data. Here's what you can do:
- Build interactive, customizable dashboards with a variety of visualization options (charts, graphs, tables, etc.).
- Create and share reports with team members or stakeholders, fostering collaboration.
- Set up automated alerts based on specific data thresholds or trends.
- Perform ad-hoc SQL queries for deeper data exploration and analysis.
- Integrate with external tools via APIs for seamless data flow across your ecosystem.
Can I self host?
Yes, you can self-host your indexer! Here's what you need to know:
- If you've run the indexer locally, you're already familiar with the basics.
- The generated folder includes a Dockerfile, which is an excellent starting point for self-hosting.
- You can customize this Dockerfile and deploy it to your preferred cloud provider or on-premises infrastructure.
- Faster setup and deployment
- Optimized performance and high uptime
- Automatic updates and maintenance
- Dedicated support from our team
What will happen to my existing already deployed indexer?
We've planned a smooth transition for existing indexers:
- You'll be able to redeploy your existing indexer to either the development or production plan.
- This allows you to test and ensure everything works to your standards before the original deployed indexers are deprecated.
- If you're interested in the dedicated plan, please reach out to discuss your specific needs.
- As a token of appreciation, generous credits will be awarded to users who have deployed original indexers.
Is there an SLA?
Yes! Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are available for users on the dedicated plan. Here's what you need to know:
- Each SLA is tailored to meet your specific requirements.
- SLAs typically cover uptime guarantees, response times, and support levels.
Are long-term discounts available?
Yes, we offer discounts for longer-term commitments:
- The discount amount depends on the length of your commitment.
- Generally, we're able to offer 2 months free for yearly commitments.
- Longer commitments not only provide cost savings but also help with budgeting and resource planning.
Do you offer educational discounts?
Yes, we offer discounts for students, academic researchers, and educational institutions:
- Available for university courses, academic research, and non-commercial student projects.
- Eligibility is verified using a valid academic email address or proof of enrollment or affiliation.
- The discount amount depends on your use case and project scope.
I still have more questions
Great! Please feel free to reach out on Discord and we can help!
