Goldsky review
A broad toolkit for streaming, indexing, and querying onchain data across 151 chains.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Goldsky brings several blockchain data workflows into one cloud platform for fintech and crypto teams. Its tools cover streaming blockchain data to external destinations, indexing it for GraphQL queries, and interacting with blockchain state through RPC. Wallet balance and transfer APIs, plus TypeScript onchain operations through Compose, extend it beyond indexing. Teams that need to build around indexed onchain data and connect it to application or analytics systems are its clearest fit.
The product range is a notable strength: Turbo pipelines send data to PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, Kafka, and S3, while subgraphs expose indexed data through GraphQL APIs. Instant subgraphs can be deployed with a contract address and ABI. Edge RPC provides endpoints to read, write, and interact with blockchain state, and Feeds expose wallet balances and transfers through APIs. Goldsky lists support for 151 chains. That breadth may suit teams assembling data pipelines and application-facing blockchain access in one platform; teams needing only a narrow indexing or RPC component may prefer a more focused option.
Pricing is structured around paid use, with a one-time $100 Starter credit and no credit card required to try the products. Starter also includes 1 million monthly Edge RPC requests as a free allowance. Scale uses usage-based pay-as-you-go pricing and includes unlimited subgraphs, pipelines, and team members. Enterprise has customized pricing, advanced caching and indexing, and bespoke indexing solutions. Since Scale pricing depends on usage, teams should estimate expected consumption before comparing costs. Goldsky lists email and chat support and SOC 2 compliance. It may fit small, mid-market, and enterprise teams, but organizations seeking a recurring free tier or a fixed published entry price should consider alternatives.
Goldsky pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Streams blockchain data to PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, Kafka, and S3
- Exposes indexed onchain data through GraphQL APIs
- Combines RPC, wallet feeds, and TypeScript onchain operations
- Where it doesn't
- No recurring free plan; Starter offers a one-time $100 credit
- Scale uses pay-as-you-go pricing rather than a fixed price
- Enterprise pricing is customized
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